Rock-a-bye Baby | 20210312 | 1-memo•com
Rock-a-bye baby on the tree tops. Sound with Shure MV88 external microphone using two fluffies – the Rycote fuzzy windscreen made for the mic , and a ZOOM (Zoom APH-4n Pro) fluffly on top. Filmed with iPhone 12 today in the woods of the Green Heart in Holland.
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Filmed with the iPhone 12 Pro Max and for audio the Shure MV88 microphone using two fluffies – the Rycote fuzzy windscreen made for the mic , and a ZOOM (Zoom APH-4n Pro) fluffly on top.
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Little star Liesje Poons, 9 years-old, wins the first prize at the masquerade ball (bal masqué) organised by Stella Fontaine in 1932 at the Bellevue theater in Amsterdam, Holland.
A show with costumed children doing acts like imitating an indian, magician, Russian, and dancer, dancing on dutch and german songs like, ‘In Holland staat een huis’, ‘Waarom zijn de bananen krom’, and ‘Dass ist die Liebe der Matrose’.
Dutch diva Stella Fontaine (Saartje Kanes, 1889-1966) – born in a Jewish Amsterdam family – was a cabaret artist, imitator, actress and singer.
Liesje (Elisabeth Cornelia Poons) born 1 July 1922 in a Jewish Amsterdam family of artists – active in the world of theater and music – became a singer in big bands , performing eg. July 1940 in the Amsterdam Carré theater, and May 1943 in Leiden (newspaper Leidsche Courant May 8, 1943).
Source: Polygoontoon (Producer | March 7, 1932) courtesy of Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (Open Images).
Stella’s Stars in Amsterdam 1932 | 20210307 | Michel van der Burg | michelvanderburg•com | Miracles•Media | CC BY 4.0
LelleBelle | 20210306
Handmade new gem designed and made by Sonja van der Burg and Martijn Bontekoe with two of the surplus garnets of Great-Great-Grandma Maria’s necklace.
Poem (dutch, untitled) from ‘Flarden’ by Sonja van der Burg :
lellebellen
oude geërfde steentjes
geven kracht…
energie…
doorzettingsvermogen…
zelfvertrouwen…
vitaliteit…
-de granaat-
in een goud kastje
voor jou
20/01/2021
English translation (Michel van der Burg) * :
‘earrings
old inherited pebbles
give strength …
energy…
perseverance…
self confidence…
vitality…
-the garnet-
in a little gold case
for you’
* Poetry …
You cannot really translate poetry.
The crux here, is that one dutch word ‘lellebellen’ … and, the crux I cannot translate.
‘Lellebellen’ is dutch plural of the word ‘lellebel’ which generally denotes an indecent or sloppy woman – with a light-hearted connotation.
The earring is called ‘oorbel’ in dutch (which literally translates to earbell), and the earlobe is ‘oorlel’ or short ‘lel’ in dutch.
Thus ‘Lellebel’ is perfect old-style dutch grammar for ‘lelbel’ (modern style grammar is lellenbel), and a funny association : reading ‘lellebel’ as ‘oorbel’ – earring.
Another association I personally also have, is with the french words l’elle belle … ‘pretty she’ – that’s how the film title came about .. LelleBelle
Credits :
LelleBelle ~ Earrings designed and made by Sonja van der Burg and Martijn Bontekoe ~ Snippet (untitled text) from Flarden by Sonja van der Burg ~ Music : The Child Within by Patrick Ussher | Artlist ~ Film : 20210306 | Michel van der Burg | 1-memo•com | Miracles•Media