MorningMysore

Hi folks –

I will be sending out a more official evite for this event, but save Saturday, May 17th for dinner and festivities at my house to in honor of Anne, Einar and Aurora, who will be visiting from Portland.   Festivities to include volleyball, swimming (if warm enough), general “ooohing and aaahing” over the babies, and the correct balance of drinking to ensure that we will not be queasy in Sunday morning practice.   I live about 10 minutes away from YIY, right off the Magdalena exit at 280.   Kids welcome.

Wonderful review of Lino’s Workshop at the Montana leg of the 2008 US tour (thanks Betty):

http://www.newwest.net/topic/article/lessons_from_lino/C528/L40/

We’ve had to change webhosters, and in the process of moving this blog we lost some user information.

So you may have to reset your password to login to the site:

http://www.morningmysore.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword

[Update 4/28 - I just realized most of the users’ emails were not carried to the new host, so the link above may not work. If you are having trouble getting a new password just email me philippe at nodiamonds.com]

Also once you login please re-enter your First Name (that’s what appears under “Posted By:”) and your email address in your Profile page:

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Thanks

* Classes canceled because of Lino Miele Workshop:

Morning Mysore Classes Canceled:
Tuesday - Friday, April 22, 23, 24, 25
Sunday, April 27: 7:30am-9:30am

Also Saturday’s 4/26 10:00 am class is canceled.

There WILL be a Thursday 9:30-11am Mysore class on 4/24.

If you’re interested in a unique cultural / musical experience please
consider attending the following concert at Stanford this coming Sunday
evening. I’m performing in a small ensemble that will accompany two
wold-famous Chinese opera stars in a unique centuries-old story of a
woman who falls in love with a prince and (in order to save his life)
attempts to steal the brain of her dead Taoist-monk husband. (It’s hard
to explain in so many words.)

It’s a very beautiful piece and features four Chinese instruments
including a mouth organ, pipa, Chinese flute and koto-like instrument
and multiple costume changes. The male lead is rehearsing currently
with the New York Metropolitan Opera.

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