Have enjoyed working on @ObservableRadio so much that I’ve submitted three auditions this week. Fingers crossed! (Also, listen to the podcast if you haven’t already, it’s GREAT!)
Our season finale Smyth & Mozart is today! We strongly encourage buying online in advance to minimize your wait; online sales will be open until downbeat. We plan to start right at 8pm, so leave yourself an extra few minutes to find parking! https://t.co/jF01367DJF
Our 50th anniversary season kicks off in two weeks with the first concert of our New American Composer Series. Join us for a world premiere by Marques L. A. Garrett (@MLAGmusic), and hear from Marques himself! Tickets available now at https://t.co/vV9caLFP39
@friede I’m deeply involved with a choir that performs at a high level and I feel this applies to me, and maybe to many classical musicians - time commitments/saturation with our own rehearsals and performances/the vast experiential difference between creating and consuming are factors.
the number one thing i could do for my health would be go to sleep earlier. it's free, i could start doing it immediately, it would instantly improve my quality of life, my immunity and my fitness. these are some of the things I think about at 2am while I'm looking at my phone
@coryscalhoun I just watched Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (because indeed, I love her) and then googled to read more about the making of etc and got hit with this ghoulish business indeed. So, so FREAKIN’ BUMMED.
How can choirs perform amid COVID realities? Thoughtful @Seattletimes story by @gorenwiththeflo with great insight from my fellow @SeattleProMusic choir members. https://t.co/KwnyLxFQ1D
Listen to an excerpt of "IV. ever ever ever" from "To the Hands" by @caroshawmusic. Get tickets for this weekend in @StJamesSeattle at https://t.co/yeTsicLlYR
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It's concert weekend! Online tickets sales close at 3pm for tonight's performance in Seattle, and at noon tomorrow for Sunday's performance in Lynnwood. Tickets and info at https://t.co/5MoCldPyVR