Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity | Video on TED.com.
I can’t believe how much this TED talk resonates with me. Give it a look!
News for March 2010
Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity | Video on TED.com
Slant of Light Recording
Hey everyone! After a fine performance by Sospiro, Eugene’s contemporary vocal chamber ensemble, I have a recording of my latest piece, Slant of Light. The lyrics to the piece can be found here.
Give it a listen, and let me know what you all think!
03/10/10
Do you like singing? Do you like harmonicas? Do you like Emily Dickinson? How about singers singing the poetry of Emily Dickinson AND playing harmonicas? Sospiro, the Choral New Music Ensemble in Eugene, OR, is premiering my piece, Slant of Light in March. Details are below.
See you there!
| What | Sospiro Winter Concert |
| When |
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
8:00pm
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Sospiro Winter Concert
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All Ages
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| Where |
Thelma Schnitzer Hall, University of Oregon (map)
1214 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR, USA 97403 |
| Other Info | Come listen to Sospiro New Choral Music Ensemble in their first concert of 2010. This winter-themed concert will feature the premiere of my piece, Slant of Light, for SSAA (amplified, doubling on diatonic harmonicas), alto flute, bass clarinet, bassoon, and off-stage trumpet. |
Posted: March 10th, 2010
Categories: General
Tags: Choral, New Music, Sospiro
Comments: No Comments.
Categories: General
Tags: Choral, New Music, Sospiro
Comments: No Comments.
Facebook | Jason Gerraughty: Living Expenses! Please help me!
Facebook | Jason Gerraughty: Living Expenses! Please help me!.
I’m trying to figure out living expenses for the cities I might be moving to for grad school:
Kansas City, MO
Austin, TX
Vancouver, BC
Austin, TX
Madison, WI
Boston, MA
Stony Brook, NY
Please help me out by letting me know how much the average student’s rent, utility, food, and transportation costs are. I could use all the help I could get!
money, money, money, money « another musicology blog
money, money, money, money « another musicology blog.
This is a post from a blog written by my latest Internet classical music friend, Imani Moseley. If you aren’t reading her blog by now, you’re missing out!
