Hyperextending our Metaphysical Muscles I’ve taken up jogging – for real this time. I’ve downloaded the obligatory app and I am currently completing week 6 of 9. I plan on participating in our town’s Run4Trees 10K race in July, so would seem I am enjoying it much more than I thought I would. After I […]
In October 2020 I went for an audition in Gothenburg, Sweden (time for that in another post). The cheaper air ticket gave me an extra day in in the city than what I’d needed for the audition, so I had time to walk around a bit. In my travels of the town center, I came […]
Virtual Opera’s Inaugural Production – Ravel’s L’Enfant et les sortilèges: one of the coolest projects I’ve been a part of At the beginning of the summer I got wind of, completely by accident, a project based out of the UK. This group, called Virtual Opera would be putting up Ravel’s one-act opera L’enfant et les […]
Moscow conservatory plays symphony for Gallipoli The Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory has premiered the “Symphony No. 2 Gallipoli- The 57th Infantry Regiment,” a work by Turkish composer Can Atilla. The orchestra conducted by Burak Tüzün hosted soprano Angela Ahıskal and cellist Serdar Rasul as soloist at the event in Moscow on May 27. http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/moscow-conservatory-plays-symphony-for-gallipoli-143778