The Capital Fringe Festival and Basso Moderno
Yesterday Kathleen and I visited the Warehouse to see the final Fringe Festival (www.capfringe.org) performance of Basso Moderno (www.solobass.org) in "69 Ways to Fall in Love."
I had met half of the Basso Moderno duo, Kristen, at the Coffeehouse at Politics and Prose the other day and after listening to some of their online music, was interested in hearing and seeing them in person. They do benefits for social welfare organizations, and so we talked about the possibilities of working together for "the girls." I like their music very much and the performance, which also included dance and drama, was very interesting. Kathleen really liked the dance. I liked the touch of 1960's retro pagan, hippie love sensibilities thrown in. The other half of Basso Moderno, Allan, says it's probably because he's from Northern California.
I had met half of the Basso Moderno duo, Kristen, at the Coffeehouse at Politics and Prose the other day and after listening to some of their online music, was interested in hearing and seeing them in person. They do benefits for social welfare organizations, and so we talked about the possibilities of working together for "the girls." I like their music very much and the performance, which also included dance and drama, was very interesting. Kathleen really liked the dance. I liked the touch of 1960's retro pagan, hippie love sensibilities thrown in. The other half of Basso Moderno, Allan, says it's probably because he's from Northern California.
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