EDWARD SEAGO STYLE - EMMET SQUARE CLONAKILTY by Norman Teeling
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Edward Seago enthusiast, Norman Teeling paints Emmet Square in Clonakilty, Co. Cork in plein air.
This is the second of his paintings for his new "Painting in Plein Air" DVD and is also complimented by
a beautiful selection of tunes from his CD "Jazzin' The Shadows"
If anyone has ever ventured into the GPO in O'Connell street Dublin City, they would surely have seen the one by one and a half metre paintings of the Easter Rising in 1916. These paintings were a commission Norman undertook in the late eighties.
his passion for art never ceases!
So it is with his music. He loves all styles and as with art he interprets it as he feel it! This is what he felt as he played these tracks at the time, The Shadows with a jazzy feel!! As a result the album "JAZZING THE SHADOWS" was born!
Here are four more of the tracks.
Norman opens and closes APACHE on a flute and everything inbetween was done on my '82 Stratocaster. The third tune, THE SAVAGE was also played on the same guitar, but with an unbelievable array of sounds and styles, (Time to hang up my boots I think!!)
NIVRAM (No2) and FLINGLEBUNT (No4) Norman plays in the Gypsy Jazz style of our hero, Hank Marvin, on his Maccaferri Toledo
I was honoured to back him on rhythm, bass and programming the drum tracks, Recording mixing and producing the CD and in the process of the DVD
For enquiries on his Art you can email Norman at
normanteelingartist@gmail.com
For enquiries on video production email
blueshadows2008@gmail.com
I love the painting and love the music! It is like the brush is dancing with the band.
I must thank you all for your great and encouraging comments, most for and a couple against! I must say that when I recorded Norman and myself playing in this jazzy style of the Shads "Rock" music, it wasn't aimed at using it as a backing to him painting at all! We just felt it may just add a bit of interest to the background! For those who really loved our backing, they would surely have turned it as loud as the wished and watch Norman paint! Those who found the music too loud, offensive or irritating, they would be able to lower or ultimately turn the volume off!!!
I love this style of painting.
thankyou Lalaoui and James! I really appreciate your great comments and will pass them on to Norman too! I know he will be really pleased
Great style. Wonderful visual interpretation!
I have been working very hard at developing a loose and painterly approach such as this. It's deceptively difficult; Mr. Teeling makes it look so effortless. Lovely painting
Buen estilo y técnica
Hi Charles,
How inventive ... these are excellent jazzed-up interpretations of the old Shads classics ... who knew they could sound this good! I do remember seeing Norman's work in the post office on O'Connell Street back in the 1980's when I lived in Dublin for a while.'' Thanks for sharing Norman's artwork and the results of your excellent collaboration.
All the best, James
Loud and irritating music, did you listen to it before posting? This is a wonderful painting, fascinating and dramatic use of colour and dynamic composition; I really like it. But it has nothing to do with the style of Edward Seago (1910-1974) in terms of colour use, values, or composition.
I do agree with you, music is very irritating and far too loud. I had to switch off even though I was interested in the process of his painting. Also I didn’t think it was at all in Seago style.
If you dislike the music you know you can turn it down, right?
Very nice
Beautiful. What kind of brush is that?
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The music ruins the whole video.
color scheme
Nothing at all like Seago, If anything perhaps Matisse. Not a fan of the music.