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Tuesday, October 27

me... opening for jane siberry?


Every now and then I like to post something on here about my musical journey. I'd be remiss if I didn't fill you in on this one.

Next Thursday, November 5, I have the opportunity to spend the afternoon with iconic Canadian singer/songwriter Issa (formerly known as Jane Siberry). Some of the Noted girls and I will be opening for her show that evening at the Livery in Goderich. Now that's a day I never dreamed up.

I love hearing the stories of others. Issa has a fascinating recent history...

In 2006, Issa let go of the name ‘Jane Siberry’. She also let go of her home and most of her possessions and began a new journey of “living her to-do list.” She described the impetus as "change or die, do you know what I mean?"

Issa spent two years writing and recording in Belgium, England, Australia, the United States and Canada. The result is a collections of songs that will be released on three separate CDs telling a ‘Scherezadian’ story that will come to an end on the third installment.

The first part, Dragon Dreams, was released in November, 2008.
The second part, With What Shall I Keep Warm? will be released November, 2009.

So her first concert is in Goderich and since the Noted CD includes two covers of her songs, I understand she'll be joining us girls for lunch and a songwriting workshop before the concert. The day promises to be anything but ordinary!


For those who want details, details, details...

November 5, 2009

The Livery | 35 South Street | Goderich

8:30 PM

The Heritage and Culture Partnership presents
Issa (formerly Jane Siberry) in a celebration of the new Issa CD With what shall I keep warm. With special guests from Huron County's own Noted. Tickets: $20.00/person, $15.00/Students & Seniors. Available at The Livery and Ernie King Music in Goderich and The Village Bookshop in Bayfield, plus Pianovations in Blyth.





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