Wiener Fluss.
One month now that I’ve been in Vienna . A big bottleful of emptiness and lots of
hope. It took me one month to start feeling that something was actually
possible in this city, that I wasn’t building castles in the air.
I’m gathering musicians for a first concert in late
September, possibly at the Museum Quartier.
The response to my music has been very positive. People
see potentials and want to join in.
I can’t wait for the first notes to be played on real
instruments, so used now am I to my old little keyboard!
I’m hoping to have a string quartet, a
percussion player (oh bliss if he could play the tablas!!!!), a pianist and a
harpist.
And of course, an electronic wizard.
The Wiener Fluss looks great today! Normally it’s no
more than a little brook, so shallow that even a dwarf poodle could walk accross it
without any risk. No one ever pays attention to it. I must be the only one to
have grown some kind of fondness to it.
I was in the metro when I had a glance at it. It was
glimmering happily, now as big as a river! Certainly due to the melting snow.
Once outside, I took some time to walk along it, and took pleasure and joy hearing it run its course freely and merrily, almost proud!
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