(Published by Littera, non-profit association, and recorded in the Uptide Studio in Ertvelde in October 2018; sponsoring: Publimix, non-profit association.)

The song 'In Provence' is an English adaptation of the poem 'There was something ... '(Er was iets .. .) that is part of the cycle 'Landscapes' in the poetry collection 'Spreading' (Spreidstand} by Frank Zonderland, published by De Scriptomanen vzw in Aalst in November 2018.

The poem 'There was something ... 'was translated into English by Frank Zonderland in 2002 and won an American poetry prize under the title 'Something memorable'. lt was then a month to read on the website of the organizing association. In collaboration with composer-pianist-singer Rudy de Sutter, 'Something memorable' was reworked into lyrics. A chorus and some rhyme was added and the verses were shortened to make them more musical. The melancholie tone became even more intense as a result.

For Frank Zonderland (0Ghent, 01.01.1951) this is his first entry into the music world.

For Rudy de Sutter (0Ghent, 04.09.1955) it is once again a creation that is an expression of hisversatile talent as a musician.

From 1978 on he works as a freelance pianist/ composer/ synthesizer player for various music and theatre companies, both at home and abroad, and composed numerous small and large works for diverse ensembles.

Rudy de Sutter has performed in various European countries and has collaborated with severaldirectors, choreographers, authors and musicians, including: Tone Brulin, Jaap Blonk (NIJ, Hugo Claus, Philippe Deschepper (F), Michel Godard (F), Gilbert lsbin, Chris Joris, Cecile Kayirebwa, GT Moore (GB), Nik Phelps (USA), Ernst Reijseger (Netherlands), Henk Tjon (Suriname), Greta van Langendonck, Marcel van Maele ...

He is also active both as a painter and in the decorative arts.

He wrote music for productions, such as: 'The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb' (1981 - based on the triptych of the painters Jan and Hubert van Eyck), 'The Gamblers' (1982 - based on the novella 'The Gambler' by Dostoyevsky, performed du ring the Holland Festival), 'The Mandarin's Tai!' (Tone Brulin], My Little War' (1985 - after the book and texts of Louis-Paul Boon). 'Eating Cross' (based on the 'The Threepenny opera' by 8ertolt Brecht), 'SchizOthello' (based on 'Othello' by William Shakespeare), Antigone' (Sofocles).