Lisa Null's Ballad Sing at Kefa Cafe a Great Success!
Although a damp and rainy evening, Kefa Cafe was PACKED with folk singers, professional folklorists and just singers :) last Friday.
There was hardly time for a Q and A because -- as Lisa Null, Silver Spring resident who planned and hosted the show said, "Everyone wants to sing, not talk."
Thank you Lisa, Amy, Tom, Lene and Ababe and everyone who worked many months to make this a success.
It just shows the great power of music. Lisa Null sang many songs in a deep rich voice, as did several guest singers.
My favorite was a traditional ballad with the refrain "Don't go down to the broom again." I understand "broom" is a small yellow flowered plant. The ballad is about incest -- the princess in the ballad is pregnant by her brother!
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Founder and Facilitator -- Dr. Kaung's Salon at Space 7-10, Kefa Cafe, Silver Spring MD.
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Saturday, October 28, 2006
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https://slate.com/culture/2024/11/haruki-murakami-book-city-uncertain-walls-severance-review.html
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