When social justice prevails, those previously without power gain some; those who previously held all the power, lose some. And when economic justice prevails, (in the short run) those without means gain some; but (again in the short run) those with means lose some. Whom do you think is in the latter case of both?
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If you’re preparing for an audition, this is the place to look.
We were really excited that the Edison Museum in West Orange re-opened late last year after a five-year hiatus.
Saturday we paid a visit.
Not an actual still from the show, but pretty close:
Uh oh, it’s more pet pictures and weather jokes. You know, like “this weather’s not fit for a dog”?
The kind that makes trees double over, several inches thick on everything.
Another mad snowfall. We’re booked for another 8 to 18 inches, and we can’t be more precise than that because it’s another one of those narrow-gradient situations where it depends on which side of the Parkway you live on.
In this map, we’re right under the 14.9″ mark.
Did you know that the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams was a direct descendent of Josiah Wedgwood, and a great nephew or something of Charles Darwin?
From The Broadway Bach Ensemble and the New Amsterdam Singers. Here’s an mp3 of our performance of a chorus from “Gott ist unser Zuversicht” from Cantata 197.
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