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| Pas de deux, by Jean-Pierre Augier |
Thank you for the interest you want to bring to my work by visiting my official website. Then I would be very happy to welcome you to my shop in Saint Antoine de Siga or Portal House in Levens, if you wish. Iron my children tell you my happiness of creating.Reference: Jean-Pierre Augier, Sculpteur.
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| Dancer, by Svetlana Belyaeva |
Fashion/Wedding/Portrait/Art-nude PhotographerI could not find much of anything about Svetlana Belyaeva herself, but maybe that it is just as well. Her work speaks volumes, and it is lush, stunning and sensuous.
Moscow, Russia
info@belyaeva.net
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| The Dancer Loie Fuller, by Koloman Moser |
Koloman Moser (1868 – 1918) was an Austrian artist who exerted considerable influence on twentieth-century graphic art and one of the foremost artists of the Vienna Secession movement and a co-founder of Wiener Werkstätte.Reference: Koloman Moser.
During his life, Moser designed a wide array of art works - books and graphic works from postage stamps to magazine vignettes; fashion; stained glass windows, porcelains and ceramics, blown glass, tableware, silver, jewelry, and furniture - to name a few of his interests.
I was born in Sweden Jan 12, 1997. My dad - a guitarist with Argentinian roots - plays guitar all day long and I love to listen to his music. When I turned 12 I picked up my dad's Yamaha and tried to play by myself. Indeed, playing guitar by myself is so much more fun and I continued to teach myself ...Well, what do you know, a synchronicity! I discovered Gabriella Quevedo a few weeks ago, and added her cover of a classic from The Sound of Music to my playlist Pop Instrumentals, New Stuff. Then, as I planned my articles for the week, I discovered Sungha Jung literally moments ago, whose cover of Kiss the Rain I wrote about in the preceding article. Interesting that Gabriella was influenced by his style. I also wrote about this classic in Beginning with my Favorite Things.
One day in Aug 2009 I found a video showing Sungha playing the guitar and I felt in love with this kind of guitar music: fingerstyle guitar! This guitarstyle indeed guided my life into another direction! My parents supported my talent and bought me my own instrument. Another Yamaha in shiny black color - like my fathers one – and with a cutaway too ...
Hi, I'm Sungha Jung from South Korea.19-year old Sungha Jung deftly and tenderly covers a song I deeply love, by his fellow South Korean Yiruma, who performed Kiss the Rain live, amid a stunning rock backdrop. It is the one piece so far, for which I have written two poems, one of which is my collection The Song Poems.
My dream is to become a professional acoustic fingerstyle guitarist.
I had been watching my dad play the guitar for awhile before I finally jumped on it myself three years ago.
Currently, I am taking drum lessons and teaching myself fingerstyle guitar.
I used to not have tabs for the music that I played in my videos.
I just listen and pick them up directly from the sound source in videos available on the internet.
However, recently, I have started playing with original tabs whenever they are available to me by courtesy of the authors.
My old guitar is custom made by Selma to fit my body size, and on it, Thomas Leeb wrote "Keep on grooving to my friend."
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| The funds we raised were earmarked for Borneo Child Aid Society |
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| One evening at Sabah Tea Plantation, the children performed for us |
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| The children played music with makeshift instruments |
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| Some children waited their turn to perform |
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| The Filipino family whom I befriended were teachers and staff at Borneo Child Aid Society |
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| One lovely girl from that teaching family, with her grandmother |
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| Torben Venning, director at Borneo Child Aid Society |
