Archive for the ‘Interviews’ Category
The Peabody Preparatory moves their summer session online
The Peabody Preparatory, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has moved their Summer Session online this year. Director Maria Mathieson stopped by via Zoom to talk about their Summer Session, as well as the many programs available to adults. More info is at their website.
Boating Safety Week
I recently had the chance to speak to David Hyde of the Coast Guard Auxiliary about boating safety and boating safety week. Here are some websites associated with Boating Safety Week and the USGCA: Phone number: (305) 965-4036 301-503-0026 David Hyde’s number Flotillia Website: http://wow.uscgaux.info/content.php?unit+054-24-08 For a Free Vessel Safety Check: https://cgaux.org/vsc/ For a Virtual […]
Victoria Eisner Explains Ways that We Can Take Care of Ourselves Emotionally in Stressful Times
During the Coronavirus pandemic we have been given instructions on how to protect our bodies from the illness. Body, Movement and Mindfulness-based Psychotherapist, Victoria Eisner discusses ways in which we can help ourselves to stay emotionally healthy in this stressful time.
COVID-19 insight from an expert
My first ever Zoom interview! During this time of coronavirus uncertainly, it was a privilege to be able to call upon emergency physician, former Health Commissioner for the City of Baltimore, and current public health professor at George Washington University, Dr. Leana Wen.
“The world’s greatest living violist” makes her Baltimore debut with Shriver Concerts
German violist, Tabea Zimmermann, and Spanish pianist, Javier Perianes, will perform selections by Spanish and South American composers and two richly lyrical works by Schubert and Brahms on the Shriver Hall Concert Series. Here’s more from the series’ Executive Director, Catherine Cochran.
New (and old) opera comes to Bel Cantanti
Bel Cantanti Opera presents the world premiere of Frances Pollock and Robert Misbin’s Briscula the Magician, based on Thomas Mann’s novella Mario and the Magician, at the Randolph Road Theater in Silver Spring from March 3rd to the 15th on Saturdays and Sundays. The opera features many quotes of opera from the 19th century, and […]
Handel Choir presents Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil
Handel Choir of Baltimore will be performing Sergei Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil at the Baltimore Basilica on March 7 at 2:30 PM. Artistic Director Brian Bartoldus stopped by to talk about the work, as well as the symphonic use of chorus.
Victoria Gau premiere season with Cantate Chamber Singers continues
Victoria Gau‘s second concert as Music Director of Cantate Chamber Singers centers around the themes of loss, morality, and peace in relation to Mozart’s Requiem.
A Norwegian sibling duo for Music in the Valley
The Coucheron Siblings, violinist David Coucheron and pianist Julie Coucheron, present a program of music by their Norwegian compatriots, along with Beethoven and Massenet, for Music in the Valley at St. John’s Episcopal Church, Western Run Parish. Here is the series’ Artistic Director, Benjamin Buchanan.
