Flood Relief – Continued
If you read my last blog posting, you will know that I had a great time at the singer/songwriter workshop in Burlington at The Real School of Music recently.
So here I post the follow up to that night, and it has kinda taken on a life of its own, which I am proud to be a part of.
Woburn native, and Real School owner Tom Byrne who currently lives in Winchester, was able to get the band members of Enter the Haggis to set up a webpage to collect funds for Flood Relief in Eastern Massachusetts, and with some modifications, have been using my photos and video (YES VIDEO!!!) to promote it.
Here is a link to the page, where you can acquire the songs in their finished format, and if you chose, donate $5 to the flood relief fund, which will be given to the American Red Cross.
http://www.reverbnation.com/musiciansforfloodrelief
As always, I welcome your feedback and comments!
Enter the Haggis – Michelle Lewis – Real School of Music
I would like to take a moment on this last day of winter to thank Tom Byrne of the Real School of Music in Burlington, for allowing me to sit in on the Song Writing Workshop held at the fantastic facility earlier this week.
One of my favorite musical groups, Canadian Celtic Band, Enter the Haggis lead the workshop, and were joined by singer songwriter Michelle Lewis, who I had not heard of before. ETH are a fantastic group and what a voice on Michelle – I will ABSOLUTELY be looking up her music!
Lead by ETH’s Trevor Lewington, the group talked about the process of crafting a song, their inspirations, and some of mis-steps along the way. I could not help but see a similarity to the photographic process that I employ. It was a great learning experience for me, and all who were there.
Photo caption: ETH’s Trevor Lewington talks about a song he wrote, concerning this weeks flooding in Eastern Massachusetts, specifically Winchester, where they spent a night at a friends house.
I also used the D300s’s ability to record video and here is a clip from the workshop – it is Enter the Haggis with an acoustic version of “One Last Drink”.
Real School of Music – Song Writer Workshop
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