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Wednesday, 25 August 2010 |
Spring, spring SPRING!
I can smell it! The daffodils are leaping out of the ground and the trees are covered in buds and I'm looking longingly at my summer frocks and thongs. Still, in this part of the world it's been raining all week and we are far from cider & hammock weather, so I'm tucked up in my dressing gown in front of the woodstove updating all the various corners of the web with the performances that are coming up.
It's gonna be a great couple of months with gigs with vaudeville king Mic Conway and Jimmy the Fish guitar god Robbie Long, Womindra in Canowindra with Fred Smith, the inauagural blues and folk festival at Daylesford, a performance workshop with Martin Pearson & a great melbourne double bill with Kristina Olsen. And that's just off the top of my head. Check the gig page for details...
Cheers and enjoy the approaching spring, so many wonderful little details!
~liz
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Tuesday, 06 July 2010 |
Well it's been a couple of months since Steve and I tied the knot and life is finally returning back to it's regular rhythm.
Of course it didn't take many weeks for me to miss playing my own songs live and you'll be happy to know that a new phase has started here at Liz Frencham music central. The first change is that I've finally decided to embrace my locality and I will be doing a lot more work with musicians I have had the pleasure of meeting locally. Central to that is my most gratifying discovery, the amazing Daylesford guitarist Myles White who has been hard work learning my songs and also collaborating with new ideas. You can check out the very beginnings of this new musical pairing at the Redbeard Bakery next month.
I'm really feeling something special is about to happen... stay tuned...
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 |
Hi folks,
Yes it's a been a while since I came to this place and shared some fresh news.
The news is wonderful. I married my soul mate of the past 5 and a half years the day before Anzac day. It was an incredible, unforgettably sublime day which I shared with so many friends. I wore a dress made of deep red velvet that was made by my elder sister, Shirley. Steve and I walked down an improvised aisle to the sound of Carl Pannuzzo and Penny Larkins singing Carl's song "Less".
Anyhow, as you can imagine there is just too much in that wonderful blur of a day to sum up in this little paragraph, so I'll leave it there, with only one last word on the subject. It really does feel different.
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