Jet lag and the classical music writer
Greetings classical music fans!
I'm just back from Germany and Prague, where I did musical things (Prague Symphony Orchestra with Sir Charles Mackerras conducting an all-Dvorak program and a hilarious puppet mounting of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni) and non-musical things (the real Oktoberfest in Munich).
I'm hoping that you'll go on more travels with me when I leave for China and Singapore with the Cincinnati Pops on Oct. 17. Hopefully, I will have no trouble blogging from China! In the meantime, here are links to some of my previous blogs on tour in Japan and Europe with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra:
http://www.enquirer.com/japan/csoblog.html
http://www.enquirer.com/cso/blog.html
Stay tuned for lots more news about what's happening musically in Cincinnati (there is just too much to choose from!) as well as for national and international music news. At the moment, I'm noticing lots of fundraisers for Hurricane Katrina victims among national musical organizations, but not too many pop up locally... Does Cincinnati care?
Let me know.
Auf wiedersehen!
posted by Janelle Gelfand at 12:26 PM
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Post a Comment*Before you go to China, please help me find out more about an October, 2000 article you wrote about Brundibar.
There is a family in Davidson, NC with the same name as Ela Stein Weissgerber. I'm wanting them to have your article.
Oscar in North Carolina
oscar@ohelix.com
Before you go to China, please help me find out more about an October, 2000 article you wrote about Brundibar.
There is a family in Davidson, NC with the same name as Ela Stein Weissgerber. I'm wanting them to have your article.
Oscar in North Carolina
oscar@ohelix.com
Dear Oscar,
I found the article about Brundibar and Ela Stein Weissberger. Ironically, I just saw her photo as the "Cat" in a picture at the Jewish Museum in Prague. How interesting that you would bring her up! Here's the link:
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2000/10/19/tem_a_conversation_with.html
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