Immersive Modular Choirs
Interesting how the triumphal “Capital” theme can be stylistically and harmonically interwoven with Rue’s tune. Amazing movie, great music! 🙂
From a festival a while ago, relisted 28th October 2015.
Absolutely lovely festival organised by Lucid Brain Integrative Project. Had a brilliant time. ! Lovely to see old friends and meet new and to witness some fabulous talent too.
A lovely festival in Essex on the island of Mersea. All the proceeds go to children’s charities – this year we raised over 12 thousand pounds. Thanks so much to the fabulous Simon Deards for putting together this video.
Arboreal Ecstasy from Georgina Brett on Vimeo.
Launch went very well. Here’s a clip of me at the gig.
I performed “Leanate” at St Mary Aldermary. It was a lovely sunny March day, light and beautiful surroundings..
A very special place to play. I took a simple rig and improvised the whole set this time. Caught a flavour and style i had not tried before, beginning similar phrases and letting them fade away at some juncture unknown until the moment…. Anatum’s is beautiful space, fast becoming somewhere known for hosting the extraordinary. Bioni Samp and Blanca Regina have also played this unusual venue run by http://213h.wordpress.com/category/hias-events/ Anastasia Freygang. Full of great vibes for healthy sustainable future for us all. The room i performed in was derelict, no roof, I love the texture of the walls… Thanks to Michael Shepherd for an outstandingly lovely video. (and for the best Pizza for miles around!!)
The idea that Gaia, (or if you prefer an Earth consciousness/God) could choose to spend time in or around the furthest planet(?) from the sun has been a visual and emotional movie of mine for a while in several shapes and forms. 🙂
The music appears on the Nonsense A album.
This is me at my first International gig. In Cologne. An unforgettable time, and I presented “Pythagoras”. A song I wrote which displays Pythagoras’s opposite words. Opposition being an interest of mine, latest childhood development theories guard against too much focus on likes and dislikes, polar opposites… it possibly creates a “Good” and “Bad” labelling mind…. one that misses the complexities of the middle ground..