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Greetings, everyone!I can't believe how long it has been since my last newsletter and I'm happy to re-connect with you!First off, I'm pleased to report that Opera Sustenida's run of Il trovatore last September (!) was a great success - our three performances ran to packed houses and we couldn't ...
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Greetings, all! I hope that you are well.It's hard to believe that September is already here - this summer has really flown by! For me, this summer has been one of the busiest! I'm grateful for the abundance, but it has been a steep learning curve for me in time ...
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I hope your summer is going well!I've just returned from a brief sojourn to the Northwoods of Wisconsin where I had my fill of stunningly blue lakes, sunshine, hand-cut french fries, and mammoth portions of ice cream that only Wisconsinites can dole out! We chose to drive there and it ...
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Hello, all! Spring is traditionally a time for cleansing and rebirth and so I am re-thinking the way that I interact with you. My new format will feature a monthly blogpost and a bi-weekly newsletter. Yesterday I learned that bi-weekly can both mean twice a week or occurring every two ...
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Greetings! I hope you've been well. I have to admit, November seems to have gotten away from me, but I'm back with exciting news and upcoming performances! I'm thrilled to share a sneak peak at the "pocket opera" I recorded earlier this year! The Bat and the Bells is a ...
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As temperatures continue to rise here in the Northern Hemisphere, I find my spirits also rising. I've been enjoying the longer hours of sunshine and spending as many of those hours as I can in our gardens. I may have been overenthusiastic when I planted 8 dahlia bulbs back in ...
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Happy Spring! Despite the strangeness of life these days, I take comfort in sure signs of Spring: warmer temperatures, trees growing small bright green buds that have developed into deeper red/orange ones, robins singing in the evening, and last year's perennials making their way through the soil. Our cherry tomato ...
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