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August 2007ViolinlessonPublished: Aug. 20, 2007 at 9:02 PMLast modified: Aug. 20, 2007 at 9:05 PM
A popular "uncle" amongst us boys, when we were young, and armyfriend of my father, who is now 70, visited me. ![]() Before that we visited a friend of him who was violinteacher of 68 in a village in the neighboorhood. ![]() ![]() I got a short lesson, more a remark, from him specially the movement with your fingers, when you change from bowing up to bowing down. After this short lesson I played music with my "uncle" while we played a cd of that music. ![]()
violins in the art in Spain and PortugalPublished: Aug. 13, 2007 at 8:54 PMLast modified: Aug. 13, 2007 at 9:44 PM
More violins in the art in the museum of Sitges near Barcelona: ![]() Detail (one tile) of a big wall of 30 tiles with a violinplayer outside the museum in a street in Sitges near Barcelona, Spain. ![]() All the tiles (down under and a little left of the middle the violinplayer)in Sitges. ![]() A bronze Mozart lookalike violinplayer ![]() A miniature violinplayer in a vitrine ![]() angel with violin ![]() A painting with a violin. ![]() A detail with a violinplayer in Barcelona of a bridge over a street. ![]() The whole bridge. Under the camera was the detail with the violin. ![]() A wall with 2 violins on tiles in a coffeebar under a arena where we saw fighting bulls in Lisboa. ![]() In Spain they kill the bull, in Portugal the wounded bull leaves alive the arena ![]() But perhaps they better can play violin in this arena than "playing" with bulls.
Violin photo's of my holiday in Spain, Portugal, FrancePublished: Aug. 10, 2007 at 10:54 AMLast modified: Aug. 10, 2007 at 11:00 AM
I made with my digital camera during my holiday in Spain photo's of all objects concerning the violin. Here some photo's, the rest will follow. ![]() A porcelain violin in the same size as a wooden violin in a museum of a rich family of Sitges ![]() a little man playing the violin in a vitrine in the rich family museum in Sitges ![]() A painting of a Paganini look alike in the rich family museum in Sitges ![]() A close up of a very little tin soldier playing a violin ![]() a little man playing the violin in a vitrine in the rich family museum in Sitges ![]() Same photo, a bit vague in spite of stabilisation in my camera ![]() ..eh.. the front of store in Avignon, France. Do you understand the connection with the violin? ![]() non-pizzicato in Lisboa, Portugal
a streetviolinist in the train in SpainPublished: Aug. 7, 2007 at 10:29 PMThis holiday I was with a fiend in Spain, Portugal and south-France for a holiday. The day before I have bought a DIGITAL CAMERA!! During that holiday I made photo's of all violins I saw. But I also saw a guitarist on the strret playing for money and a accordeonist, but also a VIOLINIST in the train near Barcelona in Spain. I made 2 photo's and gave him money afterwards. The played an unknown Irishlike tune and Mozart Turkish march. With my digi camera I also could make films with sound. I forget that to make of this unique moment, SILLY. All photo's were 2,2 Mbite. I could compress them with adobe professional and than save them as jpg-file again, but they are still too big. Here my first digital photo's on my blog: ![]() ![]()
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