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Basso in Concert
Robbie's Blog - Life as a Musician
Thursday, 02 April 2009 08:26

The Low End Gets To Play

Basso in Concert
Barbara Blaker Krumdieck ~ Baroque Cello
Robbie Link ~ Baroque Cello, Viola da Gamba, Violone
John O’Brien ~ Harpsichord, Violin, Flute

Chamber music by Bach, Ortiz, Gabrieli, Vitali et al

Two Performances:

The Music House
408 West 5th St., Greenville, NC
Admission Free but Reservation Required
Reservations: (252) 328-4137
Saturday April 18, 2009 7:00 pm

Harmony Hall
109 E King St., Kinston, NC
Sunday April 19, 2009 2:30 pm

Concert Poster (pdf)

 
Remember This
Teaching - Thoughts About Teaching
Friday, 13 March 2009 04:49
He is a poor pupil who does not surpass his master.
- Leonardo
 
Don't Get Me Started
Robbie's Blog - Life as a Musician
Tuesday, 03 March 2009 18:50
It's too late. I've started. Upcoming rants and raves have started brewing in my head. I'm a slow writer - it can take me hours to do a post. Things that keep me up at 3:00 - the fretting hour:
  • Freelancing and Contractors - fear and loathing in the music world. No, I'm not going to rewrite Blair's Book but I've got a few thoughts about this.
  • When is it time to get out of the way of the "hot, young players"? (and when did I get so old?)
  • How do you figure out when you're wearing too many hats and starting to not look good in any of them? Focusing on a career instead of being jack of all trades, master of none.
  • Is the pencil mightier than the computer? When a fascination with technology gets in the way of creativity and productivity.
  • Floods of memories about places and people not thought of in years when an old friend finds you on the net.
OK. I've dared myself. Stay tuned. But time is scarce so don't hold your breath. Give me a year or so.

 
Cassandra's Nightmare
The News - Out in the World
Sunday, 04 January 2009 11:39

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Cassandra's Nightmare by Kitty Mitchell

Friend Kitty Mitchell sent this back in July and I meant to put it up then but never got back to it.
Many on Ocracoke Island are opposed to offshore drilling for oil and Kitty paints the picture well.
Here's what she said back in July - some things have changed since then, obviously, but the issue
still needs to be addressed strongly.
I know I've stepped in it this time, but I don't care. The visions come for a reason so I'm passing it on. My newest painting is a post card to Senators Dole & Burr, and also to Congressman Walter Jones, and to Mr. McCrory. Three cheers to Bev Perdue who is the ONLY candidate so far that has refused to endorse off shore drilling. This will not be good for our economy. We have a thriving tourist and fishing industry that does not need to invest our resources in old polluting technologies when we are so capable of doing better for ourselves, our children and our planet. We have more wind than oil, it's ours and it can't be shipped to China. Feel free to use this image to save our coast, I only ask for artistic credit.
Painting by Kitty Martin Mitchell
 
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Upcoming Performances
  • Thu, Sep. 9th - English Country Dance - English Country Dance Band - Freedman Center of Beth El Synagogue - Durham, NC
  • - Wed, Sep. 15th - The Six String Symphonies of C.P.E. Bach - The Vivaldi Project - Brendle Recital Hall - Winston-Salem, NC
  • - Thu, Sep. 16th - The Six String Sinfonias of C.P.E. Bach - The Vivaldi Project - First Presbyterian Church - Durham - Durham, NC
  • - Fri, Sep. 17th - Jazz at the Beyu! - Bernie Petteway Trio - Beyu Caffe - Durham, NC
  • - Sun, Sep. 19th - The Six String Sinfonias of C.P.E. Bach - The Vivaldi Project - National Presbyterian Church - Washington, DC,
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