When the war came: Movement 2: Work
I didn't want to paint a picture of pre-war England as too idyllic; I'm sure life in a small village like this was pretty tough....
Read more arrow_forwardI didn't want to paint a picture of pre-war England as too idyllic; I'm sure life in a small village like this was pretty tough....
Read more arrow_forwardI've decided to publish in this blog the full narration and lyrics of the song cycle we are in the process of writing for the...
Read more arrow_forward1499 After the Saxon Abbey was a distant memory, and the first great Norman cathedral, built on the same spot, had also fallen without trace,...
Read more arrow_forwardOne thing the monasteries gave Bath is often forgotten; St Peter’s fair in 1106, the first street celebration in Bath with jugglers, musicians, fire swallowers,...
Read more arrow_forwardI have posted an earlier version of this before, but here is the finished one - not much changed, as I recall, in its proper...
Read more arrow_forwardBut…over the centuries the waters receded. The springs re-emerged, and out of the sodden wasteland rose another holy place . .this time sacred to a...
Read more arrow_forwardThis is an account of building. decay, ruin, and building again. When the Baths fell into decay and the hot springs were drowned by the...
Read more arrow_forwardThe next two songs are both about the Roman Baths. The secondary meaning of Written on Water is that our lives do not disappear without...
Read more arrow_forwardThe first set of Lyrics for the Footprint project, the story of Bath Abbey, written! A good day! (Thank you, Keats, for the inspiration as...
Read more arrow_forwardThis is my first idea for a Christmas carol for the school children Shean teaches. He wants two. As I have remarked before, it is...
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