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| Trish Keenan Of Broadcast Who Died This Morning |
I am absolutely horrified to hear of the death this morning of pneumonia, after an infection of swine flu, Trish Keenan of the band program. I had only spoke to her on the phone, but many friends knew her well and was one of the few people in the music that was loved and admired by all who knew her. More than a singer and a singer, was a visionary artist Keenan: she and her partner James Cargill, which always has the core of the band, always mixed art and life formed and created a beautiful whole, vision, and myths are made completely of all his contemporaries - even though their support and encourage creativity have been recognized for them.
Diffusion scholars have experimental art and music has been, Keenan as wise to use the obsolete machines to the electronic sound, got them their own songs of dreams to manipulate - the common techniques such as the surreal A couple of years, "automatic writing." I experienced it and set Cargill electronic fitting the arches of London Bridge Station, amazing animations accompany Op-Art, showing that they were so powerful that the abstract music plays in a traditional band format. Experimentalism never tried, discomfort or alienation from the ordinary, though - all they did was done in the quest for beauty. What makes this news is particularly painful now that she had only found his confidence as a duo, after years of changing schedules of the band: the loss of this kind and generous and talented woman is indeed a great loss to British music. Cargill and condolences to all those who knew or worked with her.
Diffusion scholars have experimental art and music has been, Keenan as wise to use the obsolete machines to the electronic sound, got them their own songs of dreams to manipulate - the common techniques such as the surreal A couple of years, "automatic writing." I experienced it and set Cargill electronic fitting the arches of London Bridge Station, amazing animations accompany Op-Art, showing that they were so powerful that the abstract music plays in a traditional band format. Experimentalism never tried, discomfort or alienation from the ordinary, though - all they did was done in the quest for beauty. What makes this news is particularly painful now that she had only found his confidence as a duo, after years of changing schedules of the band: the loss of this kind and generous and talented woman is indeed a great loss to British music. Cargill and condolences to all those who knew or worked with her.
