Monthly Archives: May 2009
Luck a bigger player in life than we like to admit
I have been thinking a lot about luck in the past few weeks, and this is something you do when you get older and you start to look at the things you’ve done and not done with your life. … Continue reading
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Master criminal? Must be a classical fan
Robin Tunney and Simon Baker in The Mentalist. My wife Sharon is a fan of police procedural shows, which means she has most of network TV to choose from (J. Edgar Hoover must be smiling somewhere, having innovated … Continue reading
Writing for the theater not for every composer
I’ve been rather busy with other projects lately, such as this piece for the Miami Herald, and these two for ArtsPaper. It distresses me to miss so many days on this blog, but if I can get a greater … Continue reading
Soon, audiences will want fresher opera repertory
Svetla Vassileva as Joan of Arc in Giovanna d’Arco. May 5, 2009 One more word about opera repertory: There seems to be a lot of different information about the kinds of operas being presented these days at American opera companies. … Continue reading
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