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Archive for December 2005
Alex plays guitar
December 28, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
Alex couldn’t keep his hands off Kerry’s christmas present!
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Holiday Lights
December 28, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
The facade of our South Philly joint lit up for the holiday - the lights are actually red but the camera couldn’t get the colors right at dusk…
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Holiday decor
December 28, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
A view of the decorated dining room during our Christmas Eve bash, showing Kerry at the buffet. Check out the garlands on the ceiling!
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A Skinny Tree
December 28, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
Our holiday tree this year is 100% artificial (guaranteed no sneezing) but 101% beautiful.
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Kerry’s new guitar
December 28, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
Looking down on Kerry on the sofa as he strums his new guitar - a scene from Christmas morning
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Music from the younger composer in the family
December 26, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
Alex has posted four original compositions which some chazzyblog habitues may find of interest. These are tunes which he created in collaboration with his friend and roommate, Mark Malangyan (both pictured above), unveiled at a release party at Silk City earlier in December.
Call
March In May
Salvation Army
Awake
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Musical Theater in Hong Kong
December 17, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
I’ve just accepted an invitation to visit the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, to help conduct an assessment of their musical theater program. Above, an image from their production of Fiddler On The Roof (in Cantonese).
Here is a link to a little bit of video from their program. Stay tuned to the Chazzyblog for further tales of Musical Theater in the Far East!
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Talkin’ Broadway reviews “The Dinosaur Musical”
December 11, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
The Internet theater site Talkin’ Broadway has a very nice write-up of The Dinosaur Musical, which their reviewer liked even better than Frog and Toad - imagine that! This reviewer appreciated the show in every imaginable way, a very nourishing form of praise.
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Doctor Dolittle tour features UArts alum
December 11, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
This article on BroadwayWorld.com provides detailed information on the casting and tour schedule of the re-constituted Doctor Dolittle tour, now starring Tommy Tune and Dee Hoty. Scroll down to read the name of Lesley M. Klose (formerly Lesley Fagen, now wife of Chip Klose) in the cast list. Congrats to Lesley!
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Take Off Your Emotional Clothes and Sing
December 11, 2005 by Mr. Tunes.
The New York Times published this wonderful piece about Barbara Cook and a master class that she conducted with Juilliard singing actors. I’ve been coaching my third year students on a round of standards and have been repeating many of the same mantras, but I don’t get paid the big master class fees to do it. It’s affirming to see a great artist affirm this approach to singing-acting.
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