ironymaiden (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
ironymaiden) wrote2007-01-13 01:52 pm
ironymaiden) wrote2007-01-13 01:52 pm
Entry tags:
(no subject)
my new shirt fits. it's in the wash now, and will get a good ironing. my shoes are polished. i have black socks.
tonight is the first performance of Singing the Divine.
The Seattle Lesbian and Gay Chorus presents "Singing the Divine," a concert featuring Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria in D" in Latin and Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" in Hebrew, with guest artist Gina Salá.
Please join us:
Saturday, January 13th at 7:30 pm or
Saturday, January 20th at 3:00 pm (afternoon performance)
Seattle First Baptist Church, 1111 Harvard Ave, Seattle 98122
$15.00 at the door or in advance, $12.00 for students, seniors
and youth (ages 12-18). Free ages 11 and under. Groups of 10 or more:
$12 in advance. http://www.slgc.org or call 206-860-SLGC.
i'm feeling pretty excited, and tense about every damn snowflake i see outside.
last night was our tech rehearsal. (wherein the chorus did well, the guest musicians did well, and the venue administration gets an F-.) we sound amazing. having the harp for the first time was distracting in a completely wonderful way (our accompanist had pipe organ samples to play on his keyboard, so i had a reasonable idea of how that might work.) for the first time i want a recording. i absolutely hate hearing myself sing, even buried in a well-blended section, but i wish i could hear what the audience hears.
the toughest thing for me when the music really really works is that i start to tear up. the physiology of crying is not particularly compatible with sound production or reading music. i *think* the Chichester Psalms is still demanding enough that i won't have the brain cells left to realize what i'm hearing. the harp and the top register on the pipe organ though...damn.
anyway, worth the ticket price, beyond any obligation ordisinterest anyone may have in seeing me or the rest of the gang.
please please please let the weather be good tonight.
tonight is the first performance of Singing the Divine.
The Seattle Lesbian and Gay Chorus presents "Singing the Divine," a concert featuring Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria in D" in Latin and Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" in Hebrew, with guest artist Gina Salá.
Please join us:
Saturday, January 13th at 7:30 pm or
Saturday, January 20th at 3:00 pm (afternoon performance)
Seattle First Baptist Church, 1111 Harvard Ave, Seattle 98122
$15.00 at the door or in advance, $12.00 for students, seniors
and youth (ages 12-18). Free ages 11 and under. Groups of 10 or more:
$12 in advance. http://www.slgc.org or call 206-860-SLGC.
i'm feeling pretty excited, and tense about every damn snowflake i see outside.
last night was our tech rehearsal. (wherein the chorus did well, the guest musicians did well, and the venue administration gets an F-.) we sound amazing. having the harp for the first time was distracting in a completely wonderful way (our accompanist had pipe organ samples to play on his keyboard, so i had a reasonable idea of how that might work.) for the first time i want a recording. i absolutely hate hearing myself sing, even buried in a well-blended section, but i wish i could hear what the audience hears.
the toughest thing for me when the music really really works is that i start to tear up. the physiology of crying is not particularly compatible with sound production or reading music. i *think* the Chichester Psalms is still demanding enough that i won't have the brain cells left to realize what i'm hearing. the harp and the top register on the pipe organ though...damn.
anyway, worth the ticket price, beyond any obligation or
please please please let the weather be good tonight.
no subject
It's snowing here now. :I
... *fret*
It's SUUUCH a powerful show. I'm sure downtown isn't going to be as snowy as here, so it should work out.
no subject
no subject
no subject