I was fortunate to be back visiting Iowa when you performed Remembering Buxton in West Liberty. My mom, sister, and I made a loop from Goldfield, where we all grew up and Mom still lives, to Missouri, where my sister lives, to West Liberty, for the puppet show, then back to Goldfield, IA. We had a glorious time. We all loved Remembering Buxton! What a fabulous performance, show, and music! And what a delight to meet Monica in person for the first time at that show. Y'all ROCK!
I'm 'on the road' in SF Bay area visiting my educator-son and daughter. Your reply is why I'm very happy to be on substack and make these kinds of connections possible. That you got to see the puppet show is beyond cool. Home soon and more music and interviews to come.
Till Eulenspiegel was a traveling jester born in 1300 and died 1350 of the plague. He specialized in playing tricks on the wealthy and unscrupulous to amuse the poor (and himself!). The Catholic Church and its excesses were a particular target, as were any authority figures. You can read 97 stories about him, published in 1500 by someone who claimed to be the grandson of one of his friends.
Yes! And the first thing we want to know is why “Eulenspiegel”? Merry Pranks of.....? Source of one of the most famous French horn riffs of all time? Looking forward to it.
Awesome! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks, Kayt! A pleasure to meet you in person, too, after all of those zooms!
I was fortunate to be back visiting Iowa when you performed Remembering Buxton in West Liberty. My mom, sister, and I made a loop from Goldfield, where we all grew up and Mom still lives, to Missouri, where my sister lives, to West Liberty, for the puppet show, then back to Goldfield, IA. We had a glorious time. We all loved Remembering Buxton! What a fabulous performance, show, and music! And what a delight to meet Monica in person for the first time at that show. Y'all ROCK!
Howdy Hey Kayt,
I'm 'on the road' in SF Bay area visiting my educator-son and daughter. Your reply is why I'm very happy to be on substack and make these kinds of connections possible. That you got to see the puppet show is beyond cool. Home soon and more music and interviews to come.
Till Eulenspiegel was a traveling jester born in 1300 and died 1350 of the plague. He specialized in playing tricks on the wealthy and unscrupulous to amuse the poor (and himself!). The Catholic Church and its excesses were a particular target, as were any authority figures. You can read 97 stories about him, published in 1500 by someone who claimed to be the grandson of one of his friends.
Thanks Monica..And Thanks to the Montana contingent for the great question.
I will ask that very question of Monica and report back =-)
Yes! And the first thing we want to know is why “Eulenspiegel”? Merry Pranks of.....? Source of one of the most famous French horn riffs of all time? Looking forward to it.
Keep it up, Dart!