This was too delightful not to share.
(I wonder if Jon Katz who reads to his beloved donkey Simon, will take up an instrument. . . )
This was too delightful not to share.
(I wonder if Jon Katz who reads to his beloved donkey Simon, will take up an instrument. . . )
Ngonda Badila is Lady Moon. Her song, Speak to the Light, is one of the most lovely pieces of music that I have ever heard. She sings it during the performance of Xmalia, the show created by C. Ryder Cooley.
The first time I heard it, I did not think that the sound was coming out of a human body, it was so etheric, so wildly beautiful. When I watched her performance last weekend with Ryder on trapeze, it moved me to tears.
You can listen to it online, but better still, you can see and hear Lady Moon in person at the upcoming MCLA performance of Xmalia on January 25 at 7:30 in North Adams, MA.
postscript: This week The Journal is about callings. How we feel them, and a few ragged ones of my own. Breaking into Blossom starts next week. This is an online class about moving into an improvisational life, about lessening the commute between what you think of as creative and everything else. I hope you will join us. You can register here.