Sofa Sounds 48 Great Pulteney Street Bath 28th July 2017 3

13 May 2019 · 4 min
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This transcript captures a segment of a live, collaborative musical‑poetic performance recorded for the Sofa Sounds series at Great Pulteney Street, Bath on July 28, 2017. Four vocalists (A‑D) exchange lyrical lines that blend spoken‑word poetry with melodic phrasing. The piece revolves around recurring motifs—most prominently the phrase “tulip love”—and explores themes of temporal anxiety, fear of emotional vulnerability, and intimate connection (e.g., coffee cups, spring imagery). The structure is highly improvisational, featuring repeated lines, overlapping vocal parts, and spontaneous interjections ("Ooh", "Hmm"). The overall tone is wistful and introspective, with moments of hopeful affection, while the performance context underscores a collaborative, experimental atmosphere typical of the Sofa Sounds live sessions.

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