Only problem, I decided tp kneel on the floor while we discussed, and my knees still feel it. The first graders that passed by looked amused, or was I just projecting?
Later I got to go to a video and sound installation of three colleagues about Antarctica. Barely walked out, it was so moving.
and after, I got to talk with the brilliant students in Oberlin's Historical Performance program ( early music, that is) and two of my wonderful colleagues about Italian madrigal texts. I learned so much, and I think they might have, too.
Unfortunately, I have no smarts left to translate Cicero for the Latin class I'm taking, which meets tomorrow at 9 am. Oh, we'll, or as the magrigalists would say, oime!
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1 comment:
oh take care of your knees!
(This might sound strange.) But I think the picture of the Diebenkorn painting in your post looks much nicer than the original painting...
I'm sure everyone in the madrigal class has learned a lot. Thanks! I was especially impressed by "oime" (the madrigal, the poem, and your wonderful reading of your own translation).
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