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Sunday, May 25, 2008

I HEART ACCORDION


This is the amazing story of a girl with a sign, and a lovely band called Beirut....

I absolutely LOVE Beirut, and love their use of the accordion in their music. I can play many of their songs on my accordion, and was so excited to be able to see them live, and to have my wonderful friend Gillian as my date.

I originally was going to make a sign that said something along the lines of "I play the accordion and want to play with you" something like that. When the time arrived to go to the show, I decided I didn't want to do that so I made a sign that would show my appreciation instead. I think its more from the heart this way.

So I held up my sign, several times, and probably embarrassed the accordionist in Beirut.

Holding this sign really did create a sense of community amongst Gillian, myself, and other audience members. People were curious to know what my sign said, and seemed delighted when I told them.

I stood almost front and very centred as they played their hearts out, so much talent was on that stage at the Commodore Ballroom. Each musician having the ability to perform many different instruments. What a treat to have them blast out 3 encores as well!!!

So the end of the show had to come, and I told Gillian that I wanted to leave my sign on the stage for the accordionist to keep.


As I made my way up to the front he came out to collect instruments I suppose and I handed him my sign and he bashfully took it and we had a brief exchange of "thank you's" to eachother. I snapped this shot of him, and heard a little cheer from other audience members as I did this.

Lesson learned: Parades are awesome


On May 19th I united with the Victoria Accordion Club and took part in the Victoria Day Parade. There were 3 accordionists in the back of the truck, I sat back there and played for the start of the parade, it was raining and we were covered under there. Hopped off the back of it and joined Ron and Martin as they marched on foot along Douglas Street.
We played along to pre-recorded songs that the Victoria Accordion Club had recorded. The crowds loved us. It was fanastic to have people clapping along and waving at us.
I got to see friends along the way, promote the upcoming "Accordion Festival by the Sea" which is at the end of June at the Edelweiss Club, and also have the opportunity to scream "ACCORDIONS ARE HOT" while walking in the middle of the street.

Friday, May 16, 2008

Accordions on Parade



Who doesn't love a parade? Exactly the reason why I'm going to be in one!
I'll be amongst other accordionists this monday, Victoria Day, marching/parading/floating along with our accordions, spreading the accordion love.
The Victoria Accordion Club is taking part in the Victoria Day Parade, and I've graciously been invited to be with all the great folks that belong to the club.
I think its time I was crowned Miss Accordion 2008, hello?

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Schoolhouse Rocks!!!


Join Theatre SKAM and 12 Local Companies for a Homegrown Theatre Experience!


Thirteen independent performance companies have come together to create Schoolhouse Rocks.This event features thirteen new short performances, a visual art installation, and a funky little lounge all tucked under the roof of a vintage schoolhouse.


With my accordion at my side, more like strapped to my front...I am performing in SNAFU Dance Theatre's production titled "PRiMP". Just follow the teenage boy in the red hat, and he'll lead you to his hazing requirement, to make his way into the girls washroom....



Located at The Vancouver Island School of Art, 2549 Quadra Street, Victoria BC


April 30 to May 3Doors 7pmPlays begin 7:30pmLast call 10pmAdmission $15 cash at the doorRead more at http://www.skam.ca/

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