@klausmakela@Filharmonien Agreed - the greatest work in Western music. After watching and listening to you conduct via Youtube, how I wish I could hear you conduct the B Minor Mass.
This week's medical fiction piece has a cameo by @MonicaStarkman1 who is the author of "The End of Miracles", blogs at https://t.co/qQwTYY3nFo, on faculty at University of Michigan, and researcher in Clinical Neuroscience
@TommasiniNYT Sorry to disagree,but I loved https://t.co/l26jEpsrAc’s a fairy tale.Staging matches the fantasy. I saw/heard it in 2019, sitting up close.Music utterly glorious. Together with the visual richness,all my senseswere stimulated.Totally immersive production.
So importantly, @MeghanMcCain in @nytopinion wrote a powerful article about @miscarriage. Here is more that breaks the silence: Miscarriage: Memoirs and Novels that Tell It Like It Is | Psychology Today https://t.co/uDJO0PK0Fr
"Teenagers identify with & listen closely to the opinions of their fellow teenagers. Unfortunately, because the teens worry about being stigmatized as mentally ill, they also hide their plight from their peers" @MonicaStarkman1@UMich@PsychToday@UBC2M_IU https://t.co/VB0vzRUnaZ
The four questions, as adapted from last night's Zoom #seder:
1 - Can you hear me?
2 - I can't figure this out, how do you turn the camera on?
3 - Can you lean closer to the mic and repeat what you just said?
4 - Can you hear me now?