Day 26 — with friends

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Day 26 — with friends

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I feel like these posts get nicher and nicher but is there a Kander and Pierce’s The Landing fan community. because my GOD
so! i just finished listening to fellow travelers (music by gregory spears/libretto by greg pierce. that’s a lot of greg) for the first time. and it was good! can’t say that there’s much of any music that’ll be stuck in my head or anything but it was still good music with a cool soundworld.
i liked the story a lot—i feel timothy SO HARD and was rooting for him the whole time. i get hawkins too but i still don’t like what he did. classic operatic story of love and betrayal and politics and religion. mary johnson was great and i love how she supported timothy no matter what and called hawkins out big time after what he did to timothy and stood by her values every step of the way.
so yeah. good opera! would recommend. now i need to read the novel.
(here’s a recording on spotify and here’s the libretto)
Baby by Merce Lemon from the album Moonth - Animation & Direction: Josh Vredevoogd
Our Very Own Home from the opera Fellow Travelers
Music by Gregory Spears and a libretto by Greg Pierce
Performed by Joseph Lattanzi from Cincinnati Opera “On June 17, 2016, Cincinnati Opera will present the world premiere of 'Fellow Travelers,' with music by Gregory Spears and a libretto by Greg Pierce. The world premiere production, which will have performances through July 10, will be directed by Kevin Newbury, conducted by Mark Gibson, and presented in partnership with the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). The opera was developed and co-commissioned by G. Sterling Zinsmeyer. Based on the 2007 novel by Thomas Mallon, 'Fellow Travelers' takes place in 1950s Washington, D.C., and follows Timothy Laughlin, a recent college graduate and devout Catholic eager to join the crusade against Communism. A chance encounter with a handsome State Department official, Hawkins Fuller, leads to Tim’s first job in D.C. and—after Fuller’s advances—his first love affair. As McCarthy makes a desperate bid for power and investigations focus on “sexual subversives,” Tim struggles to reconcile his political convictions, his love for God, and his love for Fuller—an entanglement that will end in a stunning act of betrayal. "Our Very Own Home," performed by baritone Joseph Lattanzi, was recorded at the Opera Fusion: New Works 'Fellow Travelers' workshop performance on November 26, 2013.”

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The Hard Sells: Back to Methuselah, Part 2 and Kid Victory, reviewed.
The Hard Sells: Back to Methuselah, Part 2 and Kid Victory, reviewed.
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In today’s snow-day edition of the Washington City Paper, I review the second installment in Washington Stage Guild’s three-part, three-year presentation of George Bernard Shaw‘s Back to Methuselah and of the world-premiere John Kander-Greg Pierce musical Kid Victory. Around Town videos wherein Robert Aubry Davis, Jane Horwitz, the gigantic lapels of my…
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Drafts for iOS Review: Best Note Taking App for iPhone & iPad
When you take notes you look for a quick way to do it, because notes are basically information that you want to write down ASAP until you put it down in it’s proper place. You need a pen and a piece of paper, but whenever you need both, they are never within reach. It’s happened to all of us, looking for one or both, running around the house like chickens with our heads cut off. There must be a…
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-at the premiere of ACT ONE, April 17 2014