It does not tell to much but it looks interesting
It does not tell to much but it looks interesting
Goes/Groningen,
March
18th, 2009
- PRESS RELEASE -
On
Queen's Day, Thursday April 30th
2009, the event Carillon 2009 'Perfect Day' takes place
simultaneously in New York and in the Netherlands. On that day the
song 'Perfect Day' of the celebrated rockmusician Lou Reed is
performed on all carillons in the Netherlands, as well as on the
world's biggest carillon at the Riverside Church in New York.
The performance is part of the festivities concerning the celebration of the Hudson Year. In 2009 it is 400 years ago that Henry Hudson set foot on the soil of present-day Manhattan.
The
renowned carillonneur Sjoerd Tamminga from Goes (NL) will play the
carillon of the Riverside Church in
New York, the biggest
instrument of its kind, as visiting musician. The
influential
American musician and singer Lou Reed will be
present. Initiators of this project are Kris Elzer from Groningen and
Eddy Beekman from Goes (NL) of the artfoundation StichtLicht.
Read more here
Dates and places to TBA

„The Yellow Pony and Other Songs and Stories" -
Exklusives Deutschland-Konzert!
Es grenzt schon an eine kleine Sensation für Frankfurt: Rockpoet Lou Reed beehrt Deutschland für nur einen einzigen Termin und sucht sich dafür die Main-Metropole aus! Und dabei ist er nicht etwa Solo unterwegs, sondern steht erstmals gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Laurie Anderson auf der Bühne, um dem Publikum Auszüge aus Ihrem künstlerischen Spektrum zu offenbaren.
„The Yellow Pony and Other Songs and Stories" - ein intimer Abend über die Liebe und ihre verschiedenen Facetten.
Die Hits der Künstler, ergänzt durch Auszüge aus ihrem neueren künstlerischen Schaffen: vom Beat getriebene Instrumentalstücke, Duette, Auszüge aus Theaterstücken, Gedichte.
Tickets: 37,00-77,00
More info: Jahrhunderthalle
Below the beautiful picture that came with the interview.
Thank you Patrick for the scan.I was a nerdy classical-music person in high school, right? I played in a rock band, but I was totally unprepared for hearing this music because I'd never heard anything that was dangerous before. You get used to what these musics are for: Classical music is about nobility, about things with capital letters that are big marble busts on pedestals, and pop music is about dancing and sex. But I'd never thought of music as something that was terrifying. It was an introduction to a way of living I found scary, and still do. I thought for years and years I'd just make my own arrangements of those songs, and finally I thought, Maybe I just want to deal with the lyrics. The first one I made was "Heroin."
To read the full interview go to The New York Magazine
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Lou Reed was a special guest and did two songs together with Laurie.
The first song was 'The art of conversation and the second one was an encore of 'Ill be your mirror'
It was one of the most beautiful versions I ever heard!
Below a picture of Lou Reed during the performance.

You can watch a clip of the I'll be your mirror performance on you tube. There are two different clips. But the quality is not that great
The new spin magazine has an interview with Lou Reed.
You can read part of the interview on the site of Spin magazine
The picture below is from the interview:


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