Some more street Music
When I was a child, I was drawing and painting on Psychedelic Music, later in life, I started painting around The Doors, Jim Morrison, The Who and Keith Moon, Los Angeles and Jimi Hendrix. Once in L.A. I started videos around Mark Hollis of Talk Talk, celebrating the genius aspect. And now I am reporting on live L.A, shows and Jimmy Page, the genius again. My conclusion is that I am a genius and Music observer. This is what I want to share with you here.
Showing posts with label Digital Violin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Violin. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Thursday, January 19, 2017
LOS ANGELES In The Rain & The January Nela ARTWALK Night w/ David Strother
In the day, in the rain, and at night under the stars and the strange lights.
David Strother is playing violin for us, mixed with the noises of the street.
https://dstroviolin.com/
David Strother is playing violin for us, mixed with the noises of the street.
https://dstroviolin.com/
Monday, December 26, 2016
Priming My New Mark Hollis PAINTING & December Nela ARTWALK Night, David...
This is how I start a painting, and this is our December 2016 Artwalk. Every new Nela Artwalk Night gets weirder and weirder...
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Canvas,
David Strother,
December 2016,
Digital Violin,
Gesso,
Linen,
Music,
Nela Artwalk,
Nela Artwalk Night,
Night,
Painting,
Primer,
Priming,
Stretching the canvas,
Violin,
Yael Bolender
Monday, September 12, 2016
Street VIOLIN MUSIC, David Strother, Nela Artwalk Sept 2016, at CCLP Frenchic
It was an exceptional concert that night. Listen to it until the end, it is getting better and better!
Labels:
2016,
Boutique,
Cuculapraline - Frenchic,
Dark,
David Strother,
Digital Violin,
Music,
Nela Artwalk,
Night,
playing,
sad,
September,
Shop,
Shopping,
Store,
Street Music,
Violin,
Yael Bolender
Monday, June 13, 2016
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Roots: Blues, Country / Original MUSIC at Cuculapraline-Frenchic's Part 1
Yes, during the last Nela Artwalk Night (June 13th, 2015), I had three musicians playing in front of my shop: Joe Kevany (Guitar, Vocals), David Strother (Violin), and Brian White (Drums). The guitar and drums were acoustic, the violin was a digital one.
It was some pure American Roots Music: Blues, Country, there were some covers but also some original songs.
This was very exciting for me, I am amazed by the quality of the sound in the street, especially when you know that the cameras I used were far from being professional. This is the Part 1, the Part 2 is coming very soon.
I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did!
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