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Day 2 saw an invitation
to give a harp and harpsichord session,
in
the coffee bar so that Susan could hear it from the glassed-off
cubby hole which was the SEAL office ...
In
such an open environment there's hardly any question of
involving people in focused interactive response, but
for some 15 people, devoted and absorbed, I played lots
of different things and showed how you make harmony by
adding inner voices between a basic melody and its bass,
adding ornaments, improvising, taking one's listeners
on a journey through the emotions ... and with a library
of beautiful books and illuminated manuscripts to appeal
peripherally to the eye while the ear was addressed centrally.
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