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The Pivot Questionnaire comprises 10 questions.
I have seen it used on the television show Inside The Actor's Studio, presented
by James Lipton. Apparently Proust was the
original inspiration. The modern questions originated on a French TV
show called Bouillon de Culture, hosted by Bernard Pivot. I have expanded
the questions to 12.
(For the time being, this idea is
restricted to Northern Ireland's creative artists in any field,
literature, music, broadcasting, etc. If you are one and are interested in taking
part as well as promoting your work, please get in touch via joecushnan@aol.com)
This post’s special guest is singer/songwriter Janet Henry,
formerly Janet Holmes, who was born in East Belfast into a musical family. She
has been singing in various bands since the age of 14. She took to writing her
own songs about ten years ago and has two CDs under her belt, The Road To The West
and Wonder Why.
She is in the process of recording a third CD which is due for
release this year. Her style is acoustic Americana with touches of bluegrass
country and folk. Janet has performed and recorded with some very established
artists such as Nancy Griffiths, Andy Irvine, Charlie McGettigan, the late
Duffy Power and Gary Ferguson. One of her songs, Stones and Gravel,
is going to be recorded by world-class bluegrass duo Kathy Barwick and Pete
Siegfried from California.
Links to Janet’s work:
Janet can be contacted about her music via
JANET HENRY’S DOZEN ANSWERS:
1. What is your favourite
word? Zube
2. What is your least favourite word? Innovative – because I can’t pronounce it
3. What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Energy
4. What turns you off? Tiredness
5. What is your favourite song? Currently it’s Sky Trails by David Crosby
6. What is your favourite film? The Bridges of Madison County
7. What is your favourite curse word? Feck
8. What sound or noise do you love? A guitar
9. What sound or noise do you hate? Cars colliding
2. What is your least favourite word? Innovative – because I can’t pronounce it
3. What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Energy
4. What turns you off? Tiredness
5. What is your favourite song? Currently it’s Sky Trails by David Crosby
6. What is your favourite film? The Bridges of Madison County
7. What is your favourite curse word? Feck
8. What sound or noise do you love? A guitar
9. What sound or noise do you hate? Cars colliding
10. What profession other than your own would you like to attempt? Actress
11. What profession would you not like to do? A diver
12. If heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? “Come on in. Your Dad’s just over there waiting to sing a song with you.”
Janet Henry, thank you
for your dozen answers to a dozen questions.
Previous posts:
Singer/songwriter Mandy Bingham – 17 January
2018
Poet Colin Dardis – 18 January 2018
Writer & Independent Researcher Anne-Marie
Quigg – 19 January 2018
Broadcaster Gerry Kelly - 20 January 2018
Writer George Larmour – 22 January 2018
Journalist/writer Geoff Hill – 23 January 2018
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