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All posts are placed in one or a few categories, and sometimes also in sub-categories. The number after each category shows how many posts it contains.
Blog Archive - All Posts
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2009
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JANUARY
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01:
Happy New Year!
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2008
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DECEMBER
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31:
Mu Phi Epsilon, Triangle Article
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NOVEMBER
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01:
In Celebration of Living Composers: A Faculty Kaleidoscope
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OCTOBER
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19:
NACUSA Daniel Pearl Concert
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SEPTEMBER
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10:
Ross Carey on Carol's Beijing premiere
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FEBRUARY
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25:
Tess Remy-Schumacher plays Elegy
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JANUARY
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26:
A Choral Taste of LA
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12:
Reception for Judith Shapiro, President of Barnard College
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07:
Carol Encourages A Rising Opera & Recital Star, Laura Criddle, at The Ebell Club of LA
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2007
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DECEMBER
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02:
Biennale d'Arte Contemporanea di Firenze 2007
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01:
Florence world-premiere 'Fanfare for The New Renaissance'
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OCTOBER
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31:
Carol's poem published in anthology
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14:
Carol attends Jamaican Spirit Opening
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13:
Seventh Annual Festival of The Arts
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03:
La Belle Ebell is 80 years old!
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SEPTEMBER
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30:
ARTZworks Gallery Judaica Show, Ventura, California
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AUGUST
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25:
Carol Attends The Russ Garcia Arranging/Composing Workshop
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09:
IAWM Journal Article
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JULY
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28:
ARTZworks Gallery Opening, Ventura, California
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09:
Carol Worthey receives ACME Award
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01:
Carol's husband President again
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JUNE
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08:
Piatigorsky Seminar
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08:
Chinese Dizi Master
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03:
Zachary Society Competition
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MAY
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10:
Mu Phi Epsilon Chapter Grant
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APRIL
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30:
Artists for Human Rights Presentation
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22:
Royal Gallery Opening, Glendale, California
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MARCH
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09:
Celebrity Centre Graduation
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04:
6th Annual Women in New Music Festival 'inner voices' at Cal State Fullerton
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FEBRUARY
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14:
Carol Worthey welcomed as a new member of The Ebell of Los Angeles
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09:
Upcoming Projects
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08:
BMI Exec visits Carol
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06:
Wheeler School Alumnae Reception
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JANUARY
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27:
A Choral Taste of LA
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13:
Message from the Executive Director
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01:
IAS New Years Ball
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2006
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DECEMBER
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19:
Exciting News
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03:
NACUSA House Concert
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NOVEMBER
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17:
Johnson Art Collection Tea
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11:
Cappella Gloriana
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OCTOBER
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26:
Johnson Art Collection Opening
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12:
Mu Phi Epsilon Meeting
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08:
NACUSA Concert
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07:
AFABW Art Show
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SEPTEMBER
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29:
Message from the Executive Director
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10:
Afternoon Soirée
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JULY
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16:
Renaissance Speakers Awards
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JUNE
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25:
NACUSA Concert
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MAY
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10:
IAWM Congress
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MARCH
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26:
Mu Phi Epsilon Concert
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04:
Royal Gallery Opening
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JANUARY
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28:
A Choral Taste of LA
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2005
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DECEMBER
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10:
NACUSA Meeting
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OCTOBER
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28:
Debussy Trio Concert I
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AUGUST
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17:
Artist At Work
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12:
Piano Commission
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JANUARY
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22:
A Choral Taste of LA
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2004
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DECEMBER
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05:
NACUSA Meeting
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NOVEMBER
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22:
Terezin Triptych
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04:
New Fantasia Released
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OCTOBER
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10:
Harbison / Upshaw Workshop at Carnegie Hall
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MAY
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28:
Kirche Birkenau
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APRIL
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18:
Borders' Elegy Performance
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FEBRUARY
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25:
Barnard College Alumnae Article
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14:
ASI Pulp Fiction Adventures Theatre
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07:
Border's Books Classical Music Society
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03:
Bluegrass In Burbank
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JANUARY
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03:
ASI Pulp Fiction Adventures Theatre
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2003
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OCTOBER
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14:
LA Philharmonic Auxiliary
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SEPTEMBER
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20:
ASI Pulp Fiction Adventures Theatre
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JUNE
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26:
Theta-Sound Studio Voices Golden Session
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10:
University of Redlands Elegy Recording
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APRIL
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27:
Youth for Human Rights Elegy Concert
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18:
St Martin-in-the-Fields Elegy Premier
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MARCH
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09:
Elegy Preview Camarillo
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2002
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NOVEMBER
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30:
ASI Pulp Fiction Adventures Theatre
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JUNE
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21:
Catalina Carol
2007-10-31: Carol's poem published in anthology
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Anthologies can sometimes be a mixed bag--this one is a surprisingly good read throughout! Seventy-one poets, established or emerging but all with individual voices, share glimpses into some universal themes peppered by flashes of unexpected wording or brazen insights. The poems range in emotion, sometimes disheartened, other times exalted, but all of them thought-provoking.
Editor Tracy Lynn Repchuk, founder and President of the Canadian Federation of Poets, has done an exceptional job of gathering well-crafted works, and the book has a certain heft which puts it into a “real book” category beyond the usual slim chapbook.
Carol Worthey is represented by her soaring and ironic tribute to the power of music, “Rain Oh Music Reign”, the final poem in the anthology.
Intriguing and attractive paintings, drawings and photographs are scattered throughout to create visual interest. If you enjoy the art of poetry and are hoping to discover contemporary poets who do more than rant, add this to your library.
