This half of Gert is in a very birdy frame of mind, but there are truly no birds here- just Genevieve Lacey on recorder and Marshall McGuire on harp.
It’s a real treat.
I’m having a lengthy dental appointment shortly and I’ve put this on my phone to get me through the drill onslaught.
Here are the full details of the tracks:
https://www.abc.net.au/classic/shop/genevieve-lacey-marshall-mcguire-bower/13322484
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So interesting — and birdlike/not birdlike, leaving one in a space that is neither too spacious nor too confining. I hope that the dentist is absolutely excellent, and the whole experience quickly a memory with echoes of harps and flutes, the drill forgotten.
That’s a great way of putting it, Teri, birdlike/not birdlike. I’m sure it will do the job.
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It does sound very birdlike! Good luck with the dental appointment – I hope the music proves to be an effective distraction…
Probably better than listening to an audiobook….
Quite amazing Gert. I can see why you are taken with it.
Leslie
As a flautist you’d appreciate the wind instrument skill.