Hello, everyone. I dont know if you can hear me. Thank you for joining us for this effort between the series of american ancestors of the genealogical society, the state library of massachusetts and us, publishers weekly, 2020 bookstore of the year. We are open online and in person with limited capacity. We do local delivery and have Curbside Pickup and a special pandemic newsletter and other stuff so visit us. Before i introduce the guest and moderators, i want to give a few housekeeping notes using crowd cast and some of you may have not used it before. The event is recorded so you can watch it back if you only stayed for two nights talk because your water was boiling or you wanted to share with a friend it will be here as well as on our facebook page. A second, there is a lovely chat window on the bottom right where it says Say Something nice. Please do, say hi. I see people have been using it since we started, telling us where you are coming from and of course it goes without sayin
Stuff, visit us before i introduce our guest at our moderators i want to give you a few quick housekeeping notes about using crowd deaths which you might not have used before. The event is recorded so you can watch it if you stay for part of tonights final talk because your water was boiling or you want to share with a friend it will be right here as well is on our facebook page. Second of all there is this lovely chat window open on the bottom of your screen, Say Something nice, please do. Type in, say hi, telling us where you are coming from all over the place it appears, and it almost goes without saying, please keep respectful and we will reserve the right to reserve anyone who doesnt it here to that standard which im sure will be unnecessary. And right next to that little chat box at the bottom of your screen you see the word ask a question, type it in there, chat any questions for david and we will have time at the end of the event to look at those. The event is Live Streaming on
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On the title track are from a poem by seamus. In 1005. 2 decades later by the english composer. Ringback latest collaboration explores the space between. And modern classical. And its an enormous pleasure to have time out have been here with me in the studio welcome thank you for coming in twice. A labor of love im assuming obviously between the 2 here and its its interesting because its such a very diverse body of songs. From greensleeves to the 20th century composers that youve brought on there john cage. But youve brought it together in such a highly personal narrative can you tell us what is the red thread for you there well. Whats at the base of this album is our shared passion for folk songs because i believe i speak for both of us we really like the simplicity of the folk song and the way that it tells a story. Through the music and i weave we have been playing folk songs for as long as weve been playing together always putting them as part of our classical concert programs and