excerpt from 'Interview with Alfred Deahl' (116 words)
excerpt from 'Interview with Alfred Deahl' (116 words)
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[Alfred Deahl reminisces about his sister Irene, who was a fine pianist and musical director at the Kingsland Cinema in Southampton] Alfred Deahl: [S]he was a fine musician. Like my Dad, they were born musicians. Wonderful ear. Improvise, oh my God, they could improvise! I could never do that. I wasn’t good enough for that. But I could play. Paula James: You said she used to chat to a friend while she was playing. AD: Oh, she’d talk all the way while she was playing! I used to hear her talking to the violinist! She was amazing! And she’d improvise, fill in bits, you know, waiting for the cue, and, er, fantastic! |
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