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A Marathon Update | Skydiving for Pearls
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Falling down the rabbit hole, one day at a time…. November 1, 2014. It seemed odd to me not to post here as I finally prepare to run a long-awaited marathon tomorrow. I’ve recently moved my blog to http:/ www.abigailwright.com/blog. Where I write mostly about my career as an actor and singer. That said, I’m finally running the NYC Marathon! Here’s where you can read all about it: https:/ abigailwright.squarespace.com/blog/2014/11/1/2014-nyc-marathon-finally. From → Uncategorized. Leave one →. Operamouth,...
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For the love of Academia: "Lover's Concerto:" elements of the classical
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Monday, July 11, 2011. Lover's Concerto:" elements of the classical. In the recent book,. Michael Long takes a look at my personal favorite subject area: the relationship between classical and popular elements in music. Long is talking about the classical in pop today, as opposed to pop in classical music or classical "popular" elements such as opera themes. Beautiful Monsters. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise.
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For the love of Academia: Opera on the air: Star Edition
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Thursday, July 14, 2011. Opera on the air: Star Edition. This week's opera broadcast include some of my favorite living voices! First up, WFMT. Is broadcasting Il Postino. From the LA Opera with Placido Domingo as the poet Neruda. This should be on air Saturday July 16 at 1pm ET (" PREFEED: Friday, July 15, 2011 - 1500 ET. LIVE FEED: Saturday, July 16, 2011 - 1300 ET. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise. Billboard.com The Feed.
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For the love of Academia: Jul 1, 2011
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Friday, July 1, 2011. Mozart's influence: statistical procrastination. Perhaps this is the kind of academic minutia which real. Scholars dismiss as bean-counting, and I might be better off writing a paper or a piece of my own. I certainly do not know enough about statistics yet to use multi-variate analysis or any of the techniques I have read about recently in books on politics ( Why Iowa? Or broad social science ( Natural Experiments of History. All work ab...
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For the love of Academia: Jul 11, 2011
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Monday, July 11, 2011. SciAm on vacuums and subways, and a novel I love. Http:/ blogs.scientificamerican.com/cocktail-party-physics/2011/07/11/a-series-of-tubes/. The physics in this post are a bit beyond my level of understanding ability, but it's well written and exciting to read nonetheless. Thanks Jennifer Ouelette for reminding me of Downsiders. A YA novel (which I loved! About underground dwellings in NYC. Star Wars: an opera in 5 acts. Features an ency...
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The Opera Industrial: Opera Jobs
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Parterre Box presents La Cieca. Happy 52nd birthday bass *René Pape*. CD Review: John Jones. J Jones, Eight Setts of Lessons for the Harpsichord, M. Meyerson (released on May 27, 2016) Glossa GCD921808 107'03" Charles T. Downey, CD reviews: Mitz. Vuelve uno de los mas aclamados cellistas del mundo para una gran presentación, cerrando el Ciclo Sinfónico de la Sociedad Filarmónica de Lima el 10 de s. Brian Dickie, GD of Chicago Opera Theater. Glyndebourne's Dream 35 years later. 258: Best One Yet? Leider s...
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Low Income, Lofty Goals | Skydiving for Pearls
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Falling down the rabbit hole, one day at a time…. Low Income, Lofty Goals. April 15, 2013. Today I wanted to share a truly valuable service my friend and colleague Chris Herbert. Seeks to offer to talented and underprivileged students, called Y-Apply. Here’s his pitch – check it out, and help out if you can. For once I’m not writing to ask you to come to a concert I’m giving. Instead, I’m asking you to help me out with an Indiegogo campaign. As a Yale alum, I want to see my alma mater become more ethnica...
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For the love of Academia: Jul 7, 2011
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Thursday, July 7, 2011. Opera Spotlight: L'Italiana in Algeri, La Boheme, and Handel's Hercules. NPR World of Opera features Rossini's L'Italiana in Algeri. WETA is playing the Castleton Festival's La Bohème. July 9, 2011, 1:00 pm conducted by Lorin Maazel. And Chicago Lyric's broadcast of Hercules. Handel) is on WFMT at 12pm CT. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise. Andrew Patner: The View from Here. Billboard.com The Feed.
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For the love of Academia: Jul 14, 2011
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Thursday, July 14, 2011. Opera on the air: Star Edition. This week's opera broadcast include some of my favorite living voices! First up, WFMT. Is broadcasting Il Postino. From the LA Opera with Placido Domingo as the poet Neruda. This should be on air Saturday July 16 at 1pm ET (" PREFEED: Friday, July 15, 2011 - 1500 ET. LIVE FEED: Saturday, July 16, 2011 - 1300 ET. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise. Andrew Patner: The View from Here.
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For the love of Academia: Star Wars: an opera in 5 acts
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For the love of Academia. A CV in the making. Monday, July 11, 2011. Star Wars: an opera in 5 acts. Who hasn't thought of Star Wars as a Meyerbeer-style rescue opera? Ok, maybe that is just the opera geek in me. But the cast and plot have much in common with the grand opera of the 19th century. Hero rescues princess and wins a battle in the struggle against an oppressive empire, amid local color, grand spectacle, and grand music. Justice. But maybe someone else out there could. Billboard.com The Feed.
