Tag: Accringtonmusical
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ACCRINGTON MUSICAL TURNS TO A LOVE THAT EXISTED ALMOST ENTIRELY IN SILENCE
ACCRINGTON MUSICAL TURNS TO A LOVE THAT EXISTED ALMOST ENTIRELY IN SILENCE NOBODY KNEW William’s song for the clarinet player remembers the feelings that can exist between two people while the rest of the world notices nothing Everybody thought they knew William. That was partly his own fault. He laughed easily, talked readily and possessed…
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THE ACCRINGTON HERALD NEW ACCRINGTON MUSICAL SONG REMEMBERS THE MEN WHO WERE BUILT LIKE THE TOWNS AROUND THEM
STONE FATHERS A powerful new song from Mind The Trams looks at Lancashire fathers, working lives and the emotions rarely spoken aloud They built walls from it. Houses. Mills. Chapels. Schools. Entire Lancashire towns rose from stone pulled from the ground beneath them. And sometimes, it seemed, the men were made from much the same…
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THE ACCRINGTON HERALD ACCRINGTON MUSICAL TURNS TO FATHERS, MEMORY AND THE THINGS WE NEVER SAY
MY FATHER’S SONG A deeply personal new number from Mind The Trams asks what remains of a father when only memories are left There are some conversations between fathers and sons that never quite happen. Not because there is nothing to say. Quite the opposite. Perhaps there is simply too much. “My Father’s Song,” from…
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A FINAL SUMMER JOURNEY INSPIRES NEW SONG FROM LANCASHIRE MUSICAL
LAST TRAM BEFORE SEPTEMBER THE ACCRINGTON HERALD A FINAL SUMMER JOURNEY INSPIRES NEW SONG FROM LANCASHIRE MUSICAL LAST TRAM BEFORE SEPTEMBER One ordinary journey through Oswaldtwistle becomes a farewell to the summer of 1939 Nobody thought to remember which tram it was. There was no reason to. It rattled along the familiar rails through Oswaldtwistle,…
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NEW ACCRINGTON MUSICAL SONG REMEMBERS THE LANCASHIRE THAT EXISTED BEFORE EVERYTHING CHANGED
BEFORE THE MUSIC TURNED Robert’s reflective new song looks back upon love, friendship and the ordinary moments nobody knew they were about to lose There must always be a last ordinary day. A final morning when the bakery opens as usual. A last tram journey taken without thinking about it. A final evening when young…
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NEW SONG PUTS A SPRING IN THE STEP OF ACCRINGTON MUSICAL
“I’VE ALWAYS ADMIRED A WOMAN IN SENSIBLE SHOES” A playful new number finds romance in the most practical corner of the wardrobe There are love songs about beautiful eyes, moonlit evenings and stolen kisses. Gabriel Undici’s latest song from the world of Mind The Trams takes a rather more Lancashire approach. It starts with a…