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About me I'm Charles D'huyvetters I'm a man and I live in Werchter (Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium) and my profession is a retired university official. I was born on 01/16/1946 and am now so 68 years young. My hobbies are: culture, literature, music, clocks, astronomy and chronology, etymology, cooking, languages, philosophy of life, typography and printing, poetry, herbs, books, internet. My blog is my hobby, my outlet, my view of the world, my intellectual challenge, my contact with the outside world. I hope my readers the glades online are getting something. Categories etymology (69) ex libris (32) God or no god? (126) history (27) Art (2) philosophy (170) Literature (23) Music (62) Nature (5) poetry (63) Society (176) proverbs (10) Time (10) Science (44) steering me an e-mail
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<a href="http://www.librarything.com/profile/KarelDhuyvetters"> My Library </a> at <a href="http://www.librarything.com"> LibraryThing </a> Archive by month 09-2014 08-2014 07-2014 06-2014 05-2014 04-2014 03-2014 02-2014 01-2014 12-2013 11-2013 10-2013 09-2013 08-2013 the glades online 07-2013 06-2013 05 -2013 04-2013 03-2013 02-2013 01-2013 12-2012 11-2012 10-2012 09-2012 08-2012 07-2012 06-2012 05-2012 04-2012 03-2012 02-2012 01-2012 12-2011 11-2011 10-2011 09-2011 08-2011 07-2011 06-2011 05-2011 04-2011 03-2011 02-2011 01-2011 12-2010 11-2010 10-2010 09-2010 08- 2010 07-2010 06-2010 05-2010 04-2010 03-2010 02-2010 the glades online 01-2010 12-2009 11-2009 10-2009 09-2009 the glades online 08-2009 07-2009 06-2009 05-2009 04-2009 03 -2009 02-2009 01-2009 12-2008 11-2008 10-2008 the glades online 09-2008 08-2008 07-2008 06-2008 05-2008 04-2008 03-2008 02-2008 01-2008 12-2007 11-2007 10-2007 09-2007 08-2007 07-2007 06-2007 05-2007 04-2007 03-2007 02-2007 01-2007 12-2006 11-2006 10-2006 09-2006 08-2006 07-2006 06- 2006 05-2006 04-2006 03-2006 02-2006 the glades online 01-2006 the glades online Chronicle Jacques Brel (1929-1978) broke through as a singer-songwriter in 1956 Quand on after que lamour. I heard him on the radio Ne me quitte pas sing, that must have been around 1960, when I was fourteen, and I listened breathlessly to the song ended, and then ran to the record store, but they have not yet had the plate and I let them order. Since then, the music of Jacques Brel not disappeared from my life. I've never seen him live, but his performances were called the (black and white) television and then we were repeatedly moved to tears by his music, his lyrics, but especially by his incredible prsence. Jacques Brel was not just a singer like there are so many, he was the rare exception. He sang his touching and disturbing chansons when Flanders was still away from Bobbejaan Schoepen and his Duivekot.
Although he was a lot older than me, I thought of him as a peer, who played feelings I knew mine, in a modern, credible manner quite different from what we got when heard on the radio, our only source of music . Brel was not only different, he was authentic, real. The power of his songs do not lay as many listening songs of the time, the rebellious or amusing text, but especially in the poignant music, which he spent alone on guitar or with his trusted musicians: piano, flute, accordion , a trombone, a bass, drums. In the Flemish and Dutch cabaret focused the glades online on small. What brought Brel was always great.
Each chanson painted a vivid scene, often plucked from the margins of society, where he himself liked to stay: the harbor district of Le port dAmsterdam, the glades online the fairground (La valse mille temps), the party scene (Livrogne), the lonely Night (La bourre du clibataire, Seul, Les paums du petit matin, Le mori bond), whether or not failed love (Ne me quitte pas, Qu
About me I'm Charles D'huyvetters I'm a man and I live in Werchter (Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium) and my profession is a retired university official. I was born on 01/16/1946 and am now so 68 years young. My hobbies are: culture, literature, music, clocks, astronomy and chronology, etymology, cooking, languages, philosophy of life, typography and printing, poetry, herbs, books, internet. My blog is my hobby, my outlet, my view of the world, my intellectual challenge, my contact with the outside world. I hope my readers the glades online are getting something. Categories etymology (69) ex libris (32) God or no god? (126) history (27) Art (2) philosophy (170) Literature (23) Music (62) Nature (5) poetry (63) Society (176) proverbs (10) Time (10) Science (44) steering me an e-mail
Click here to post this blog to your Favorites Spinoza interesting sites in Flanders, the blog of Lut Jacques' fables Edge The Secular Web Vladimir Nabokov Investigating Atheism second hand books
<a href="http://www.librarything.com/profile/KarelDhuyvetters"> My Library </a> at <a href="http://www.librarything.com"> LibraryThing </a> Archive by month 09-2014 08-2014 07-2014 06-2014 05-2014 04-2014 03-2014 02-2014 01-2014 12-2013 11-2013 10-2013 09-2013 08-2013 the glades online 07-2013 06-2013 05 -2013 04-2013 03-2013 02-2013 01-2013 12-2012 11-2012 10-2012 09-2012 08-2012 07-2012 06-2012 05-2012 04-2012 03-2012 02-2012 01-2012 12-2011 11-2011 10-2011 09-2011 08-2011 07-2011 06-2011 05-2011 04-2011 03-2011 02-2011 01-2011 12-2010 11-2010 10-2010 09-2010 08- 2010 07-2010 06-2010 05-2010 04-2010 03-2010 02-2010 the glades online 01-2010 12-2009 11-2009 10-2009 09-2009 the glades online 08-2009 07-2009 06-2009 05-2009 04-2009 03 -2009 02-2009 01-2009 12-2008 11-2008 10-2008 the glades online 09-2008 08-2008 07-2008 06-2008 05-2008 04-2008 03-2008 02-2008 01-2008 12-2007 11-2007 10-2007 09-2007 08-2007 07-2007 06-2007 05-2007 04-2007 03-2007 02-2007 01-2007 12-2006 11-2006 10-2006 09-2006 08-2006 07-2006 06- 2006 05-2006 04-2006 03-2006 02-2006 the glades online 01-2006 the glades online Chronicle Jacques Brel (1929-1978) broke through as a singer-songwriter in 1956 Quand on after que lamour. I heard him on the radio Ne me quitte pas sing, that must have been around 1960, when I was fourteen, and I listened breathlessly to the song ended, and then ran to the record store, but they have not yet had the plate and I let them order. Since then, the music of Jacques Brel not disappeared from my life. I've never seen him live, but his performances were called the (black and white) television and then we were repeatedly moved to tears by his music, his lyrics, but especially by his incredible prsence. Jacques Brel was not just a singer like there are so many, he was the rare exception. He sang his touching and disturbing chansons when Flanders was still away from Bobbejaan Schoepen and his Duivekot.
Although he was a lot older than me, I thought of him as a peer, who played feelings I knew mine, in a modern, credible manner quite different from what we got when heard on the radio, our only source of music . Brel was not only different, he was authentic, real. The power of his songs do not lay as many listening songs of the time, the rebellious or amusing text, but especially in the poignant music, which he spent alone on guitar or with his trusted musicians: piano, flute, accordion , a trombone, a bass, drums. In the Flemish and Dutch cabaret focused the glades online on small. What brought Brel was always great.
Each chanson painted a vivid scene, often plucked from the margins of society, where he himself liked to stay: the harbor district of Le port dAmsterdam, the glades online the fairground (La valse mille temps), the party scene (Livrogne), the lonely Night (La bourre du clibataire, Seul, Les paums du petit matin, Le mori bond), whether or not failed love (Ne me quitte pas, Qu
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