Tag: Music
Posted on January 26, 2020
by Joanne Edith
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As Jack Jones advised ”…Keep them handy, flowers and candy…Roses and Lollipops”. It’s concert day and for as long as I can remember, every time I sing in a concert Bobby always surprises me with flowers and candy. And surprisingly, I’m usually surprised! … Continue Reading “Roses and Lollipops”
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Posted on April 6, 2019
by Joanne Edith
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It’s been some time since last I scrunched those blades of summer grass, dew-drenched beneath my feet, Yet mem’ries still live, verdant, but now shades of what was once renewal, soul’s retreat. I’d wake before the dawn to catch the sweet, pre-sunrise moments, as… Continue Reading “Sheffield Sunrise”
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Posted on January 27, 2015
by Joanne Edith
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Preparing for the concert, mind is filled, My spirit chimes with measures, harmonies, An un-trite, polyphonic mesh, but still My aim: maybe to learn these melodies. To ease my pre-show nerves and soothe my knees, Bubbles, soft and warm, pile high and light, In… Continue Reading “Beyond the Steam”
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Category: A Musician's Notebook, Choral Art Society of NJ, Music, Photo Essays, Photography, Sonnet, The Sunday WhirlTags: Bubble Bath, Choral Art Society of NJ, Choral concert, Music, Photograph, Snow, The Sunday Whirl, Winter
Posted on December 22, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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We stand alert and waiting, muscles tight, Our eyes burn, focused on the stand like rays of sunlight, magnified and bright As Maestro takes the stage, baton in hand. A thousand hours since I first began rehearsing brilliant music, t’was my choice, A single… Continue Reading “Curtain Call”
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Category: A Musician's Notebook, Music, Poetry, Postaday, Sonnet, The Masterwork Chorus, The Sunday Whirl, Well-struck NotesTags: Andrew Megill, Carnegie Hall, Chorus, Handel, Music, Singing, The Masterwork Chorus, The Messiah
Posted on October 23, 2013
by Joanne Edith
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My tote-sac always stocked, prepared to fly, Escape to spur-of-moment quietude, Where out of sight (and out of mind, perchance), I gather wool, behind my brick-red barn. The beauty and bucolic balm pervades my deeply hidden, inner sanctum dreams With sticks and string I… Continue Reading “Behind The Brick-red Barn”
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Category: Introspection, Knit & Crochet, NaBloPoMo, Poetry, Travel PhotosTags: Autumn, Autumn in NY, Knitting, Music, NaBloPoMo October, October, Photo Friday, Photograph, Red Barn, Schubert Impromptu
Posted on July 25, 2013
by Joanne Edith
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🎵🎵🎵 The same old butterflies returned to her stomach and her pulse quickened with uncertainty, as she turned into the familiar road that led to her mountain retreat. Her friends and acquaintances from prior years had opted for other weeks, other programs, other Directors.… Continue Reading “On Miracles”
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Category: A Musician's Notebook, BCF/BCI, Music, Photo Essays, Photography, Studio 30+, Travel Photos, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives), Well-struck NotesTags: BCF/BCI, Berkshire Choral Festival, Berkshire Mountains, Dona Nobis Pacem, Dorm, Maestro, Midwinter Songs, Morton lauridsen, Music, Mystical Songs, Peace, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Studio 30+, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives), vaughan Williams
Posted on June 25, 2013
by Joanne Edith
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🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 He silences the whispering of his doubting demons. She is his whole world and he is merely a corner of hers, neatly compartmentalized between her career and her quest for perfection. Forcing a smile in an effort to not to rain on her… Continue Reading “La Vie en Rose”
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Category: Travel Photos, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives)Tags: Avignon, La Vie en Rose, Life Path Choices, Music, Nice, Opera, Paris, Provence, St.Remy de Province, Trifecta Writing Challenge (Archives), Vocal Career