A space to be: a musical celebration of Edmund de Waal's 'library of exile' 

As the 'Brits' would say, "brilliant". Young lady you knocked the ball straight out of the ball park with those resounding saxophone melodies! Congrats!

The Rubab player- Your stoic persona, and deep concentration makes the beats so serious, and meaningful. Thanks. Congrats!

What a marvelous, and productive way to use a creative space!

Such beautiful collective composition gems - astounding! I wish I had tuned in when this was freshly mined, and delivered- still lovely in any case! Congrats to all, especially the coordinators, and for sure, the presenter.

The 2 readings were picturesque, and pleasant to the ears/eyes!

An extraordinary artist with an extraordinary work. See, read, think. Best greeting from Venice. Sergio P.

Cabaret singing was refreshing, congrats my sista! Kudos to the pianist, for wearing your mask!

What a joy and privilege to hear the readings and the music on this. The "jam" collaboration at the end was fantastic.

This was so wonderful, thank you to all those involved.

That was brilliant. Thank you so much.

Wonderful performances by all the artists

Looking forward to an entrancing eve, thank you.

Soumik Datta your music from the string instrument was pleasant to the ears, and very cosmic to the soul! Congrats! "What's the name of it?"

very informative , great project management!!

I would love to be a participant in the auspicious event. How can I sign up to be a reader at the next sitting? I am a former teacher of English Language/Literature/ Library Science from Jamaica. Least I forget, also a trained dramatist.

Thanks.

Many times in my childhood I tried to hide in the bathrooms of museums and libraries in an attempt not to leave, but I was discovered by the administrators😂 Can museum space + books + musicians lock me in with you guys,please!?😧🤫😇The guard couldn't be in there because he was asked to help bring in the food!😅💚

Edmund de Waal has inspired me to try palimpsest

Lovely, but I have to be a 'kill-joy', "Where are the masks guys?" I know some sections of the museum, and ventilation can be sparse in some spaces!