Music in the Churches of Tavira
The Tavira Academy of Music have been running “Music in the Churches” for 5 years now. It’s a wonderful opportunity and also a huge pleasure to lend support to the community, for just 2 euros. Last Saturday we were treated to a superb performance of Mozart, Chopin and some of his own work by pianist Luis Conceicao. (wearing an overcoat and woolly muffler, bless him- it was a little “fresh” in the church)
I would love to be there for this weeks classical guitar performance by Rui Mourinho- alas I’m back in England, but with some lovely memories. If you’re nearby he’s at Sao Sebastiao Church 6-7pm this evening. The venues vary week to week.
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Hi Jo, thanks for your kind comment and for noticing my absence! I didn’t want to mention this on my current post so thought I’d hide it away here, but actually I suffer from depression from time to time which robs me of any enthusiasm to go walking/cycling and to blog, but thankfully I am beginning to feel better now. Thanks for your concern, much appreciated. Denzil
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I’ve just come back to my blog and seen this, Denzil. You have my heartfelt sympathy. My mother was mildly depressive and my son-in-law has a serious personality disorder. You are not alone. I know it’s not easy and I appreciate your sharing this. I hope that you can go forward. 🙂
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Beautiful to see – I bet it would also be beautiful to hear.
And as a bonus to me, for getting here late, I got to see all the colorful photos in the Carnaval post. That looks like an amazing time!
Thanks for playing 6WS!
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It is beautiful inside and out!
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Beautiful blog and beautiful photos, too!
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perfect setting for some lovely music – shame I can’t be there!
are you ‘homesick’ yet?!
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The second I left our street!
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ah – come back soon then!
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I LOve these pictures… I always admire how the old buildings were built – knowing they didn’t have any of the contemporary tools of today
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Thanks everyone. The amazing thing in Tavira is how many restorations have been done. The Santa Ana Church was finished a year or two ago and I noticed this trip there was scaffolding up on another. More venues for Music in the Churches- it really is a lovely thing.
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how beautiful!
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This place is truly a work of art
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Lovely pics!
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