Music all the time
Jan. 7th, 2007 09:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kenjariBesides reading books and seeing movies, what have I been up to?
Well, I've been preparing for a
You are cordially invited to attend a music recital performed by
Eileen Christiansen (mezzo soprano) and Carol Lubkowski (composer, pianist)
Date: Saturday, January 20th
Time: 1 p.m.
Location: St. John the Evangelist Church (directions below)
RSVP: pantsie@gmail.com
The program will feature pieces by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Bell, and (most importantly) Carol Lubkowski. A small reception with light refreshments will be held in the church social hall after the recital.
How to get there:
St. John the Evangelist Church
9 Glen Road
Wellesley, MA 02481
http://www.stjohnwellesley.org/
St. John the Evangelist Church, Parish Center, Rectory, and School can be reached from Route 128 - Exit 21 (Route 16, Washington Street, westbound). St. John's is one-half mile from exit at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Route 9 Eastbound – At Route 9 and Route 16 intersection, make a right at stoplight (Wellesley Hills); one block; left at stoplight (Route 16); St. John's is on the left one mile at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Route 9 Westbound - At Route 9 and Route 16 intersection, bear right onto Route 16; right on Washington Street; St. John's is on the left almost one mile at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Mass Pike - Mass Pike to Route 128 exit; Route 128 southbound to Exit 21 (Route 16, Washington Street, Westbound). St. John's is one-half mile from exit at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
I've also been working on finishing up my last two grad school applications, for Oregon and Arizona State. This process has been complicated by unresponsive people, both administrative and professorial, at these schools. I've got questions, mostly of the procedural variety, and I need answers soon.
However, I've been rather distracted from applicaitons by the need to finish up my current compositional project (the set of songs for mezzo-soprano). There's a certain irony in the fact that the things impeding my progress with applicaitons to doctoral programs in music composition are two very important music projects.
Well, I've been preparing for a
You are cordially invited to attend a music recital performed by
Eileen Christiansen (mezzo soprano) and Carol Lubkowski (composer, pianist)
Date: Saturday, January 20th
Time: 1 p.m.
Location: St. John the Evangelist Church (directions below)
RSVP: pantsie@gmail.com
The program will feature pieces by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Bell, and (most importantly) Carol Lubkowski. A small reception with light refreshments will be held in the church social hall after the recital.
How to get there:
St. John the Evangelist Church
9 Glen Road
Wellesley, MA 02481
http://www.stjohnwellesley.org/
St. John the Evangelist Church, Parish Center, Rectory, and School can be reached from Route 128 - Exit 21 (Route 16, Washington Street, westbound). St. John's is one-half mile from exit at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Route 9 Eastbound – At Route 9 and Route 16 intersection, make a right at stoplight (Wellesley Hills); one block; left at stoplight (Route 16); St. John's is on the left one mile at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Route 9 Westbound - At Route 9 and Route 16 intersection, bear right onto Route 16; right on Washington Street; St. John's is on the left almost one mile at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
from Mass Pike - Mass Pike to Route 128 exit; Route 128 southbound to Exit 21 (Route 16, Washington Street, Westbound). St. John's is one-half mile from exit at corner of Washington Street and Glen Road.
I've also been working on finishing up my last two grad school applications, for Oregon and Arizona State. This process has been complicated by unresponsive people, both administrative and professorial, at these schools. I've got questions, mostly of the procedural variety, and I need answers soon.
However, I've been rather distracted from applicaitons by the need to finish up my current compositional project (the set of songs for mezzo-soprano). There's a certain irony in the fact that the things impeding my progress with applicaitons to doctoral programs in music composition are two very important music projects.
