The Royal Albert Dock - Liverpool River Festival / Aerial Perspectives / Events
In 2019 I was unable to depict all of the events at Liverpool’s River Festival,
due to health reasons.
Subject matters photographed included Indian cultural Dance and Music, Irish Sea Shanty’s being sung from a ship,
as well as other aspects of song,
dance and Street Theatre.
The House of Suarez – HMS Suarez
The House of Suarez returned to the Docks of Liverpool and brought their brand new premier! HMS Suarez.
This piece took tourists on a journey through the decades and the times of music whilst the docks thrived and witnessed generations of sailors from across the seas.
Photographed here outside Martin Luther Kling Building, Royal Albert Dock.
Text sourced from:-
https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk/
Kimbers Men Perform Irish Sea Shanti
Kimbers Men Perform Irish Sea Shanties
The River Festival
crowds were thoroughly entertained by
Kimber’s Men.
Indian Culturural Entertainment
Indian Culture is represented with enchanting music and dance, creating a specail atmosphere at the 2019 Liverpool River Festival
The Spice Girls
These beautifully decorated Indian Elephants strolled over 3 feet above the ground, playfully passed by the faces of an amused audience.
Featuring colourful costumes, playful puppeteers and performed with Indian
dancers & musicians as depicted.
The Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band
Highly talented musicians from Jaipur, Rajasthan’s renowned “Pink City”, the
surrounding villages, made up the brass core of this rousing new ensemble on
trumpet, trombone, euphoium and sousaphone, supplemented with clarinet, against
an insistent background of percussion on side, bass and dhol drums
The Kindness And Cooperation Shown By Performers For Disabled Photographer
A Group Of Performers kindly pose in a group shot for the camera,
taking the time to position themselves properly enabiling myself (a wheelchair user) to take the photograph
Oxumre
The rainbow and the snake, representing fortune, time and transformation, Oxumaré is a deity from the Orisha tradition, paying tribute to our ancient African ancestors.
This 5 meter tall kinetic puppet interacted with and entertained tourists.
Text sourced from:- https://www.theriverfestival.co.uk
https://www.globalgrooves.org/oxumare
@riverfestlpool
https://en-gb.facebook.com/pg/RiverFestivalLiverpool/posts/
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