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“Streets of Dreams” video by Eugenie Absalom. Click on the cover to watch the video.

“Streets of Dreams” official music video with Frazer Kennedy singing his catchy 2006 song on one of the roofs in Earls Court went live on YouTube on 15 August 2013.

The video was shot across central London and features streets and buildings of Kensington, Westminster, the City of London and Camden, including Notting Hill, The Boltons, Kensington Palace Orangery, Victoria Memorial, the Floral Crown in St James’s Park, Buckingham Palace Gardens, The Gherkin, King’s Cross, roof graffiti in Earls Court, “Sensational Butterflies” exhibition at the Natural History Museum, as well as Trafalgar Square fountains and the South Bank by night and the tube.

Frazer Kennedy Butterfly artwork by Eugenie Absalom, 2013.

“Streets of Dreams” video director and camera: Eugenie Absalom.

Special thanks to artist from Italy Giacomo Sonaglia for a kind permission to use the image of his painting “Mother Nature and the Four Elements” in the video.

“Street of Dreams Piano” by Eugenie Absalom, 2013

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9/11 Memorial Concert in Grosvenor Square, 11 September 2011. Photo © Eugenie Absalom

A Concert of Reflection took place outside the US Embassy in Grosvenor Square as part of commemorative events in the UK to mark the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York. 11th September 2011.

The concert went on in the soaking rain on Sunday evening. Amazingly, rainbow could be seen through the rain over Grosvenor Square.

Sir Christopher Meyer, Ambassador to the United States at the time of the attacks on the World Trade Centre, paid his respects to the families of 67 British people, killed in the massacre and of all of the victims of terror.

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Da Pacem Domine (Give Peace, Oh Lord) by Arvo Pärt, performed by the Byron Consort

The British Memorial Garden Trust UK Ltd in association with The September Concert Foundation and September 11th United Kingdom Families Support Group presented the concert that featured the Welsh Guards and the Harrow School Byron Consort Choir among its performers.

I was totally enchanted by the heavenly piece Da Pacem Domine (Give Peace, Oh Lord) by contemporary Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, gracefully performed by The Byron Consort choristers. Cheerful Welsh Guards band brought the concert in the rain to an optimistic finale.

View my 9/11 Memorial Concert in Grosvenor Square entry

in the Diamond Jubilee Time Capsule of the Royal Commonwealth Society.

My photos of the 9/11 Memorial Concert on Demotix.

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