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Virginia Astley (born 26 September 1959) is an English singer-songwriter most active during the 1980s and 1990s. Her songwriting career started in 1980. Her classical training influenced her, as did a desire to be experimental with her music.
Events| News. Virginia Astley at Sea Change Festival. As part of the forthcoming Sea Change Festival, Virginia Astley will recite poems from her book The English River accompanied by Florence Astley on the harp. Her first book-length collection, The English River combines both photographs and poems to paint ….
Virginia Astley (Garston, 26 settembre 1959) è una cantautrice e compositrice britannica. Maggiormente attiva durante gli anni Ottanta e Novanta, la sua carriera di cantautorato è iniziata nel 1980, influenzata sia dalla sua formazione classica sia dal desiderio di sperimentare con la propria musica.
Virginia Astley is a writer and musician whose unique talents emerged throughout a productive career in the 1980s. From her many collaborations with a variety of notable names in the music industry, through to her own solo musical career and later critical acclaim as a writer, Virginia has managed to carve out her own particular niche.
29 apr 2021 · Virginia Astley is a musician who emerged in the 80s. Most well-known for her album From Gardens Where We Feel Secure. Her poetry book The English River is published by Bloodaxe and available here.
Virginia Astley. British singer and songwriter, born 26 September 1959 in Watford, England, UK. She is the daughter of Edwin Astley, the sister of Jon Astley and the mother of Florence Astley. Since late 2020, she has started making her music and art available through Bandcamp, with the promise of more new music to come.
14 ott 2023 · The Singing Places by Virginia Astley, released 14 October 2023 1. The Singing Places The Singing Places – music of the upper reaches, consists of five tracks that cross fade into each other. The music interweaves with field recordings made in different locations on the upper reaches of the Thames.
