kicked off earlier as everton beat aston villa 3 0. holders chelsea are in action against rivals west ham tomorrow. there are nine sides outside of the top flight still in the tournament one of them is luton town, who play in the fifth tier of the women s game. they re aiming to reach the last 32 for the first time, when they face top flight brighton on sunday. jonathan park reports. asign of a sign of the times for luton town ladies. cup fever so extra duties, and scribble on the super net picks for sam curran and gaff spelman, goal scorers in the hat has cup run. foryoungsters goal scorers in the hat has cup run. for youngsters like this, something new, something old for sam, from a professional in the us. through the experience i ve had committed a case of winning your personal battles, giving iio% committed a case of winning your personal battles, giving 110% and seen what the outcome isn t taking a chance. a lot of things you pick up naturally when you play at a certain level
discuss the implications of this afternoon s events with the clubs involved. bolton versus cheltenham town was also abandoned in league one, that due to a medical emergency in the crowd. the fourth round of the women s fa cup kicked off earlier, as everton beat aston villa 3 0. holders chelsea are in action against rivals west ham tomorrow. there are nine sides outside of the top flight still in the tournament one of them is luton town, who play in the fifth tier of the women s game. they re aiming to reach the last 32 for the first time, when they face top flight brighton on sunday. jonathan park reports. a sign of the times for luton town ladies. cup fever, so extra duties, and a scribble on the souvenir picks for sam curran and spellman, goal scorers in the cup run. for youngsters like this, something new. something old for sam,
you know, him sending me he does everything by hand, so a handwritten three bar, you know, scribble, like, could this go instead of this, or could this instead of this? can you try this? i would do a voice note recording, send it back to him so that he could hear was the effect was like. and a significant amount of your musical time is spent in musical education and taking the community benefits of music to those from less privileged backgrounds as wynton marsalis has done, as well. was he an influence in that aspect of your career, do you think? well, it s interesting because i actually started doing things like that before meeting him, a couple of years before meeting him. but you saw him as a kindred spirit? absolutely. it was more that a kindred spirit. he will always say to me, don t wait. a lot of people just take care of themselves and their career until a certain point and then, start the giving back. don t wait. do these things whilst you re young. you have the
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so much of your repertoire is written by people from distant past. what is the difference when you re working with the living composer? the difference is you can ask a question! you can say you can say, what did you mean by this and can i please change it? but i would say the experience with wynton was very unique. like, it was a very personal interaction and a very sort of continuous back and forth from both of us in corners of the earth writing, you know, him sending me he does everything by hand, so a handwritten three bar, you know, scribble, like, could this go instead of this, or could this instead of this? can you try this? i would do a voice note recording, send it back to him so that he could hear was the effect was like. and a significant amount