BASS SAXOPHONE MUSIC

Tagged por hitomi098 y mis hijos de plastico XDD

1- My name is Cristina and I'm 29 years old, I wanted to stop at 25, but nobody listened.. :(
2- I work in a hotel as entertainer. Been doin this job for almost 8 years now.
3- When I was younger I used to be very shy, to the point of not being able to look in the eyes of the boy I liked without gettin my face bright red or almost talk to him.. Luckyly I got over that, not completely though..(¬_¬ ' )
4- All my friends and family freaked out when I quit university to study entertainment because I was so shy.
5- I lived in England for almost a year.
6- I love all kinds of music. On my phone's My favourites playlist you will find from ACDC to Bruno Mars. (And some other really embarrassing songs that I will never admit I like..XD)
7- I've loved Hello Kitty since I was a little girl.
8- I follow lots of tv shows, especially American. My favourite of all times is, and always will be, Friends.
9- My ideal man is Jared Padalecki. Fell in love with the guy in Gilmore girls when I was 16.. (*,*) And when I got to meet him last year, I felt like I was 16 again..Yep, I was so nervous that I hardly could talk to the guy!! (^.^')
10- I speak 5 languages: Spanish, Catalan, English, French and Italian (still learning though). The last too I learned at work by talking to people so I can't really write them. My next goal is Dutch!! (^.^)v But my Dutch friends hardly teach me anything but swearing cos they think it's funny.. XP
11- Marmalade Boy was the first Manga I ever read (after watching the anime).
12- I love singing, but it terrifies me to do it in public, something not good considering I host a Karaoke twice a week. But anywhere else, after a couple of drinks, I will give you a concert!! XD
13- One of the things I love the most about my job is that I can meet different people from everywhere.
14- Another thing I love about my job are the shows we perform (playback, of course..XD).
15- When I was little I did a lot of activities after school (skating, guitar lessons, choir, English,..) but my favourite was dancing. The only one I never got tired of!!
16- I love reading before I go to bed or when laying in the sun.
17- I've had the same glasses for a few years now, I just love them!!
18- My favourite number is 18.
19- After work you will always find me at the same English pub with my friends.
20- My favourite drink is Pear Kopparberg cider wich I can only find at my local pub.. Yummy!!
21- People tend to think I'm arrogant and stupid when we first meet but it's just that I'm still a bit shy. Surprisingly at work I have no problems talking to people.. (¬_¬ ' )
22- I love music TV channels. I'm actually watching one right now.. P!nk is on and I LOVE HER!!! I can spend hours watching music videos!! (*.*)
23- I'm a daydreamer..(^.^)v
24- Last year I realized what my dream job was.. Musical theater!! A bit too late though..
25- I just realised that I've spent three hours doing this!!!! XD


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Ahhh, Bob Wiseman... Craziest. Musician. Ever. A very good set, with accordians and piano and guitars and a multimedia presentation complete with videos accompanying the songs. The highlight was a 10-minute song called Man of Misery, about a brutal breakup he had just gone through. True to Bob form, the video poked fun at him while he tore his heart out for the audience.

Bob is one of the most talented musicians in Canada, and can easily out-distance and out-play many of the bands that have been more successful. But he's chosen to explore the things he wants to explore, which are always off-center and a little crazy. He hasn't chosen obscurity, he's just chosen to do what he wants with his art.

I think Bob would love this shot because of that. It would appeal to the quirkiness of his life and art. At least, I hope so.

For me, the juxtaposition of a video belittling Bob next to a gut-wrenching song of loss cuts at the heart of what it means to make art, and to live.

Living is about making judgements. Choices are things that you must do when life presents you with options. But judgements carry the weight of morality. They define choice in a very particular way. They make choices mean something.

And I hate making judgements. It's why I stopped writing. When you make the judgements necessary for art to function, to be art, you are presenting a particular view of the world to your audience. That view excludes anything outside of itself. And that exclusion, that choice, that judgement, can become dogma. And then ideology, probably the most dangerous human activity.

(If you've been paying attention, you'll notice that I judged Bob about five paragraphs ago. I don't know Bob. And I have no idea if what I'm saying is true. That's the dangerous part.)

It's very hard for art not to become ideology. It's very hard for life. And ideology isn't human. At least, it's very hard for ideology to be human.

And the tension between those extremes: the need to make your art or your life meaningful through judgement versus the very human need to forgive, to not judge, to be free...that is a very hard line to walk.

Bob walked it on Saturday.

I guess walking it means being a little crazy.

And I guess I want to be a little crazy.

Stay tuned next week, when I will present an even more depressing and weird story that has some bizarre lesson to be learned.

Why? Because I like you.