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Vocal and Instrument Range Chart
I found this at Wikipedia in the Vocal Range category. It is fascinating and a good reference.
Posted in Education, Music, Music Instruments, Reference, Vocalist
Tagged music chart, vocal range
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Stella Awards – from the ‘Only in America’ series…
InfoNIAC.com reports, The 2009 Stella Awards Reveals Most Shocking US Lawsuits: “Texas court ruled that the owners of a store must pay Kathleen Robertson of Austin, Texas $80,000 plus medical expenses after the woman tripped over a running kid and … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics
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Woodinville Community Band – Fall Concert ‘09
Kudo’s to Greg for this nice poster. Suzy will be playing the sopranino and soprano clarinet and I will be playing the baritone sax for this concert. :o) Hope to see you there.
Swing Dance Gig tonight
I have a swing dance gig with the Pacific Cascade Big Band. Started last year as the B jazz band of the Woodinville Community Band, it is quickly becoming a fun place to play with decent musicians. The swing dance … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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Wizard of Oz – Redux
I found this article on the Designing Inspiration, well… inspirational. Having dabbled in art, in fact minor’ing (hey coined a new word) in that field in college, these 25 various takes on the old classic make me want to take … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies
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Microsoft’s Give Campaign
It’s Microsoft’s annual Give Campaign and is my custom for the last four years, I have donated a late-bloomer sax lesson. Not only do I get to meet people returning to music, the giving program gets a donation. Here’s my … Continue reading
Posted in Music
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SWOJO: And now for something different…
Mom, sister Deb, brother Pete, Suzy and I went to hear Tina sitting in with the Seattle Women’s Jazz Orchestra (SWOJO) at Crossroads. Luv’d their stuff. So interesting. Here’s John Carisi’s "Israel" done by the SWOJO at Crossroads of Bellevue … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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Microsoft’s Free Anti-virus Offering
We all know folks who won’t spring for anti-virus and malware software. For these kind of friends and family point to this from the Washington Post today: “Microsoft‘s free new anti-virus product is earning decent marks in preliminary tests, putting … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet
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Book Banning: Who, Where, and Why
The American Library Association has this wonderful data on book banning. I won’t get on my soapbox about this but the charts are fascinating. Read more…
Posted in Books, Censorship, In the news..., News and politics, Oddities
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