Cameron Hawke Smith at Walpole Old Chapel

16 March 2013

“Poems that have been inspired by poetry, music or art of others, in our own time and language or from distant times and cultures’’

Following the pattern of the very successful ‘Soundings’ in 2010, poets from Suffolk and beyond presented poems of transposition. The event took place in the evocative Walpole Old Chapel, Halesworth Road, Walpole, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 9AZ on Sunday June 16th at 3.00 PM.

Gail Ford at the piano.
Kaaren Whitney reading 'And They Made Tools'
Attentive audience
Attentive audience
Jill Eulalie Dawson reading 'In The Eye Of The Beholder'
Gail Ford
Pauline Stainer introducing her reading
Pauline Stainer reading
Pauline Stainer reading
Rodney Pybus reading 'Out of the Blue'
Martin Hayden reading 'Hammerklavier Sonata'
Martin Hayden reading 'Hammerklavier Sonata'
Gail Ford crossed hands
Florence Cox reading 'Sylvia'
Frank Wood reading 'The Song of Love'
Marguerite Wood reading 'There Is Colour At The Disco'
Anne Boileau reading 'My Blue Piano'
Gail Ford
James Knox Whittet reading 'I Must Begin With The Stones As The World Began'
Sylvia Fairley reading 'La Mer'
Flo Cox presenting her inspiration
Flo Cox presenting her inspiration
Helen Bourne reading 'Holy Island'
Cameron Hawke Smith reading from 'Cathedral Sequence'

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