Well, here I go again. With this words into my head and the Coltrane's version in my ears.
I will begin this new entry with a big hug for Delphine Merciel for every hour that she has dedicated to the project FSTF. Delphine has been the person in the haze that has written many of the things that you could have read in this blog, among other things. For work and personal reasons from this last Monday she isn't in the Flowersongs Time Filters Staff.
She's an authentic walking jazz encyclopedia and a person with a lot of talent as well as a great help and friend. Her personal support has been vital in many moments. We will miss her important colaboration.
Thanks a lot, Cerises. Je te dois un dîner au Drouant et je n'oublierai pas ça.
Last week the staff announcing important news in Flowersongs's bosom, ok? Well, now we can say that this studio work is a joint production between Eddie Roca and myself, and Jordi Roca is the sound engineer for it. I'm specially grateful by your support, guys. From now we are going enter to a new stage and a new really enterteining trip and you come in the best moment.
You know that providing that I have written in the blog I done some musical recommendation. I want to speak about Irene Aranda, an Andalusian pianist with authentic talent that for a time is rolling with her own project and that I can affirm it's sure she will provide to all us many moments of intense and really creative music. This girl is in the good's side, really!
Next March 31 and April 1 she will be in a improvisation workshop in the Conservatorio Profesional de Música de Motril, in Granada.
Irene Aranda's personal web page: http://www.irenearanda.com/
We come at the end of a stage and we begin other, at many levels. Since always it happens the big changes are waved, but something necessary and good for our personal way.
Possibly the next week let's not have our weekly entry in the blog. Don't worry: it's only something temporal. Very soon you will have our new news... and many other things.
We're going, we're going, we're going up!
Ernest Margi
