I just watched the Forbidden City performance of that song. That was the greatest I had ever heard it, even live. I wished I could have seen that one live.
"Writing books is quite the adventure. First, it is a daydream, an entertainment of our imagination. Then it transforms into an idea which grows until it consumes us like a nightmare. We can either shiver with fear of the imaginary monster growing in our head, or slay the dragon with the sword of publishing."
Great! I just cannot imagine a Yanni concert without it, can you?
He can throw in a sleezy dance, but he best not throw out Niki Nana!
"Writing books is quite the adventure. First, it is a daydream, an entertainment of our imagination. Then it transforms into an idea which grows until it consumes us like a nightmare. We can either shiver with fear of the imaginary monster growing in our head, or slay the dragon with the sword of publishing."
Of course he played Niki Nana. It was one of the first encores and it was awesome! Yanni was jumping all over the stage, dancing with Ender and Chloe and inciting everyone in the audience to get up and dance. It became a great party in the end. That,s when Yanni made his crazy dance move while playing on his synthetizers. Wow!
Hi Hermera! Well! Yanni is Coming to Rochester,NY on May 13th 2009!!! So..Do you think sometime over the next month or 2 you would be able to make a Tour button for me Please? Email me sometime and we can work it all out ..thanks so much! Here is my email address.. hholderl@rochester.rr.com
Love, Blondie
All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.- Author unknown
Now that it is official....I will get the button ball rolling right after Thanksgiving.
hope everyone has a great holiday
hugs
"Writing books is quite the adventure. First, it is a daydream, an entertainment of our imagination. Then it transforms into an idea which grows until it consumes us like a nightmare. We can either shiver with fear of the imaginary monster growing in our head, or slay the dragon with the sword of publishing."
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