The green room where our musicians' rehearsal turned into a feast of delicious food, laughter and collective singing.
Anna and Marzanna (in purple) made sure that the event ran smoothly. |
Then we moved next door to the magnificent Sharmanka for the real show!
John Cavanagh - the master of ceremony Casting a spell on the audience... |
Stepan Zatkulak, Wilf James, Jill Leavey, Sadie Whitecoat and Miro Cuba
We've had eight wonderfully unique performances in eight languages. All of them will be available to listen to on our recording which will be published very soon.
Jill Leavey sang "The Slave's Lament" |
Juana Adcock read Spanish and English poems from her new book "Manca". |
Mary Forbes performed a Nigerian lullaby "Aye Adba"
photo: John Cavanagh
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Kamilla Ravnsfjall sang a song from Faroe
Islands, "My Mother"
photo by John Cavanagh
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Gerry Loose read poetry from his new book "Fault Line" |
Ali Tupa sang in Farsi |
Sigita Morkūnaitė, Rūta Kukulskytė and Kristina Žalytė performed a traditional Lithuanian song "Ant kalno jovaras stovejo". |
Someone said that this photo "looks like the devil is speaking to the mic"... Well captured, Robin. |
That is some tattoo! |
Saying good byes... |
Multicultural Homecoming is a partnership between BEMIS Scotland, Visit Scotland and The Scottish Government.
And, once again, a huge thank you to all who volunteered, attended and performed at our Rhymes From Home event in Sharmanka!
If you'd like us to inform you about our future events, email us at cosmopolis10@gmail.com
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