A new folk legend is born!
So said our MC at the Cobargo Folk Festival last weekend, speaking of our collaborator and Partner In Crime - Louise Watson.
Louise played cello with us at the festival, as she is wont to do. And, for the first time, she sang with us for one song as well. It was a real treat for us, and (we're sure) for the audience. But we're a bit worried that the MC's praise might go to her head...
Our other adventure of the festival (because we're not counting pneumonia as an adventure) was presenting our workshop on English bawdy songs of the 17th and 18th centuries. Smut in three part harmony - very fine.
See you in Canberra at Easter!
Louise played cello with us at the festival, as she is wont to do. And, for the first time, she sang with us for one song as well. It was a real treat for us, and (we're sure) for the audience. But we're a bit worried that the MC's praise might go to her head...
Our other adventure of the festival (because we're not counting pneumonia as an adventure) was presenting our workshop on English bawdy songs of the 17th and 18th centuries. Smut in three part harmony - very fine.
See you in Canberra at Easter!
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