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Raised in Germany and Austria (1947-1964)
Architect/City Planner, artist, writer and poet, amateur musician
Lives in New York since 1966
Resided in Tanzania, Kenya, Haïti and Rwanda (1979-1986)
Extensively worked and traveled in: Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cape Verde,
Central Africa, Comoros, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali,
Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal, Somalia, Togo
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Favorite Lacy records: "Schooldays", "Stalks", "Sempre amore", "Sands"
Favorite Lacy compositions: "The Wane", "Moon", "Clichés", "Longing", "Resurrection"
Favorite classical music: Debussy, Poulenc, Prokofiev, Ravel, Stravinsky
Some favorite current listening: George Crumb, Evan Parker, Ned Rothenberg, Masahiko Togashi
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Writing on music, travel and spirituality:
Book: "Let's Call This The Five Year Bath" - Steve Lacy on Tour (1995-2000)
Liner notes: Steve Lacy's CDs, "The Rent" (Cavity Search) and "Snips" (Jazz Magnet) "Honorary Senator", Regular Contributor to Steve Lacy’s website <stevelacymusic.org> since 1996 1st essay on Bolivia: "How an impromptu vacation turned into a spiritual journey" (2000) 2nd essay on Bolivia: "The Southern Altiplano: A portal to Heaven" (2001) Book: "The Servant of the Light" (2002) - Translation & adaptation of "L’Inititiateur" by Serge Marjollet
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Poetry:
2002: Award: "Poet of Merit," International Society of poets 2001: Award: "Poet of the Year Award," Famous Poet Society 2001: Award: "Prometheus - The Muse of Fire," Famous Poet Society 2001: Award: "Honorable Mention," Iliad Literary awards program, Iliad Press
2001: Nominated: World Champion Amateur Poet, International Society of Poets 2000-2002: "Déjà Vu," Compilation of 48 poems (4x12) 1997-2000: "Demoniac Angeline," a story in 27 poems
Poems selected for inclusion into the following anthologies 2002 "Letters from the soul" (International Library of Poetry) 2001 - "The Silence Within" (International Library of Poetry) 2001 - "Awakenings" (Iliad Press) 2001 - "American Poetry Annual" (The Amherst Society) 2001 - "New Millennium Poets" (Famous Poets Society) and in the CD collection "The Sound of Poetry" (International Library of Poetry)
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