Hello, Anna - a wonderful concert. Besides your amazing versatility, sei bravissima!! At the end (about 21:00) when you played the plucked lyre, you reminded me of something I recently learned. I was curious about how a similarly ancient instrument was created, the Pipes of Pan. It has a lot to do with lust, love, or desire, as the case may be. The following is more or less the Wiki account: Pan and the nymph Syrinx (or Syringa) One of the most famous myths of Pan concerns the origins of his distinctive musical instrument. Syringa was a beautiful water nymph of Arcadia, daughter of the river god Ladon. One day, returning from hunting, she met Pan. To escape his importuning, Syringa ran away without listening to the god's compliments. She ran through the woods until she found a reed, and as she prayed she was transformed into a reed. When the wind blew through the reeds, a plaintive melody was heard. The god, still infatuated, and unable to identify which reed Syringa had been transformed into, took some and cut seven pieces of decreasing length (some versions claim nine) and joined them side by side. Thus Pan created the musical instrument that bore the name of his beloved Syringa. From then on Pan was rarely seen without it; the instrument is also known as a pan flute. (We derive the word for syringe - whether medical or for basting - from this myth. It also echoes the story of Apollo and Daphne, in which Daphne was transformed into a laurel tree to escape the clutches of Apollo.)
Being totally overwhelmed when I saw you I forgot to take a photo together, which would have been a nice thing. It was so good to see you, enjoy the doc!
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Thanks! Happy holidays! 🌞🎅🏻🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lots of succes in the Netherlands.......
Thank you Remco 😊
@@AnnaTam You're welcome....😊
Great compilation, thanks, liked it very much.......
Anna,you uploaed incredible - see ya!-👐
That was a wonderful video Anna. It was nice to see you in different places playing a variety of music.
Thank you so much Ross, I love touring ☺️
This was really great. I loved all the songs and the acoustics in some of the venues were brilliant. Good luck with the rest of your tour Anna....
Thank you so much Wayne, so happy you enjoyed it!
Thanks for this video! I'm now even more looking forward to tomorrow, your concert in my hometown Rotterdam.
Thank you André, looking forward to meeting you!
Thanks Anna. Wonderful to see that range of live performances. Really enjoyed that, keep up the good work and best wishes for your future touring
Thank you so much, so happy you enjoyed it 😊
Hello, Anna - a wonderful concert. Besides your amazing versatility, sei bravissima!! At the end (about 21:00) when you played the plucked lyre, you reminded me of something I recently learned. I was curious about how a similarly ancient instrument was created, the Pipes of Pan. It has a lot to do with lust, love, or desire, as the case may be. The following is more or less the Wiki account:
Pan and the nymph Syrinx (or Syringa)
One of the most famous myths of Pan concerns the origins of his distinctive musical instrument. Syringa was a beautiful water nymph of Arcadia, daughter of the river god Ladon. One day, returning from hunting, she met Pan. To escape his importuning, Syringa ran away without listening to the god's compliments. She ran through the woods until she found a reed, and as she prayed she was transformed into a reed. When the wind blew through the reeds, a plaintive melody was heard. The god, still infatuated, and unable to identify which reed Syringa had been transformed into, took some and cut seven pieces of decreasing length (some versions claim nine) and joined them side by side. Thus Pan created the musical instrument that bore the name of his beloved Syringa. From then on Pan was rarely seen without it; the instrument is also known as a pan flute.
(We derive the word for syringe - whether medical or for basting - from this myth. It also echoes the story of Apollo and Daphne, in which Daphne was transformed into a laurel tree to escape the clutches of Apollo.)
This very good!
Thank you Simon!
Oooh I'm ready for this! :)
Being totally overwhelmed when I saw you I forgot to take a photo together, which would have been a nice thing. It was so good to see you, enjoy the doc!
@@AnnaTam and I forgot to ask you to write something in a cd booklet!
Ok, next time we do this properly! PS have a great night tonight!
Very versatile ! ❤
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Are you allowed to cross the channel in your river boat house? If not, would they try to stop you? If yes, could they actually stop you?
I’m pretty sure a river barge would not make it through ocean waves!
Also most boats are very slow…
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