Category Archives: Composers

Now there was a night in the theatre.

Posted on November 1, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

Whilst Lucian Mann-Chomedy took in the pre-opera lecture, I sat on a bench in the middle of University Avenue, enjoying a rather exquisite four-cheese macaroni and cheese baked to perfection as I read a very good biography of Tudor matriarch, … Continue reading →

Two Weddings, A Baby, A Gaggle of Racial Predators and Hadrian’s frightful ghost.

Posted on October 24, 2018 by Arvin da Brgha

The recent wedding of the Duke of Huescar to his handsome bride was a stunning bit of theatre. He is, of course, the future Duke of Alba, grandson of one of the grandest nobles of the last century, the inimitable … Continue reading →

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Here’s to Life! A celebration of the 70th anniversary of Merlin’s birth.

Posted on July 21, 2017 by Arvin da Brgha

On this the eve of the July 21, 2017, 70th anniversary of Merlin’s birth, I am still over the moon and greatly inspired for having travelled to London, England, Paris and Versailles France and Amsterdam, the Netherlands in June. I wanted … Continue reading →

Posted in 20th Century African-American Art, 20th Century African-American Artists, 20th Century American art, 20th century American artists, 20th Century Art, 20th Century Artists, 20th Century British Art, 20th Century British artists, 20th century Canadian art, 20th century Canadian artists, African-Americans, American Art, American Artists, Americans, Animals, Animism, Archetypes in dreams, Art, Art Collecting, Art Collection, Artists, Astral plane habitué, Astral Projection in Dreams, Authors, Award-winning artist, Black American Art, Black Americans, Black Art, Black artists, Black creative artists, Books, British Art, British Artists, Canadian art, Canadian artists, Chakras, channelling, Composers, Creative Genius, Crystals, Dancers, Diarists, Dream Shamanism, Dreams, Dreams of Merlin, Dreams of Task Companion, Fantastic Realism, Film, Gay Artists, Literature, Longreads, Magical Realism, Mature soul Artisans, Mature souls, Memoirs, Michael Overleaves, Michael Teachings, Music, Music Video, Musicians, Mythic figures in dreams, Old souls, Photographer, Photography, Reincarnation, Singers, Songwriters, Spirituality, Stage performers, Video, Video Documentary, Visionaries, Visual Artists, West Indian Artists, Writers | Tagged 1717, 1947, 1947 Births, 1978, 1982, 1983, 300th Anniversary, 70th Birthday Celebrations, A Six Volume Michael Overleaves Appendix, Al Green, Alpaca, Amsterdam, Arvin, Asparagus, Barry White, British Museum, Bukingham Palace, Canaletto, Cathcart Road, Cats, CBC, Celebration of Llife, Chapel, Chopin, Crockett & Jones, Deer, Dionne Warwick, Donny Hathaway, Duke of Brontë, Duke of Edinburgh, El Anatsui, Forest Hill, Fraggle Rock, France, Gare du Nord, George Benson, George Harrison, Gladys Knight, Glenn Gould, Goldberg Variations, Grand Trianon, Hell's Kitchen, Here's to Life, Hey Jude, HM Queen Elizabeth II, Honoré de Balzac, Instagram, Isn't She Lovely, Jan Vermeer, Jeffrey Osborne, Jim Henson, Joe Morton, Johann Sebastian Bach, July 21, July 21 1947, London England, Long-stem roses, Malabar, Manhattan, Marcel Proust, Marvin Gaye, Mausoleum, Maxime Gascoigne-de Montigny, McCaul Street, Merlin, Merlin and Arvin: A Shamanic Dream Odyssey, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, My Sweet Lord, National Galley, National Portrait Gallery, Netherlands, Nevis, New York City, Night Watch, October, On the Wings of Love, Oscar Wilde, Otis Redding, Paris, Père Lachaise, Peter the Great, Pierre Le Grand, Podcasts, Prophetic dreams, Queen Street West, Queen's Gallery, Radio Drama, Rijksmuseum, River Thames, Roger Hodgson, Russian Tsar, Russian Wolfhound, Servington Crescent, Shamanic, Shirley Horn, Sir Anthony van Dyck, Sir Elton John, Sir Paul McCartney, SoHo, St. Pancras Station, Stage Directors, Stevie Wonder, Supertramp, SW10, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Teddy Pendergrass, That's What Friends Are For, The Beatles, The Logical Song, The Meager Company, The Milkmaid, The Rotunda at Ranelagh, Toronto, Totemic, Trafalgar Square, Tribute, Trooping the Colour, Upper West Side, van Gogh Museum, Versailles, Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson, Wayne Robson, White Roses, Wildlife in City Parks, WWII, YouTube | Leave a comment

Also, Coming in June…

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Arvin da Brgha

A SIX VOLUME MICHAEL OVERLEAVES APPENDIX. This is Volume I of VI of Michael Overleaves which were channelled by Authentic Michael Channellers™ (accept no substitutes). Each volume is a companion to I of VI volumes of the memoirs of task … Continue reading →

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Here’s to Life.

Posted on February 12, 2015 by Arvin da Brgha

Posted in 20th Century Art, 20th Century Artists, American Art, American Artists, Art, Artists, Black creative artists, Composers, Creative Genius, Jazz, Music, Music Video, Musicians, Shamanism, Singers, Songwriters, Stage performers, Visionaries, Writers | Tagged Jazz Pianists, Jazz Vocalists, Johnny Mandel, Orchestra, Pianists, Shirley Horn, Verve Records | Leave a comment

Category Archives: Composers

Now there was a night in the theatre.

Two Weddings, A Baby, A Gaggle of Racial Predators and Hadrian’s frightful ghost.

Here’s to Life! A celebration of the 70th anniversary of Merlin’s birth.

Also, Coming in June…

Here’s to Life.

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