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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Hug a Med Student Today – It's Match Day!
Three years ago, on a cool and cloudy day in Irvine, California, I accompanied McDoc, then a fourth year medical student, to his Match Day Ceremony. Every year on the third Thursday of March, soon-to-be MDs across the country find … Continue reading
Posted in blue, humor, milestones, music, rock
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Miss Music Nerd Goes Green!
No, I haven’t bought a hybrid or installed solar panels… I’m a very conscientious recycler, though! What I mean to say is… Happy St. Patrick’s Day, music nerds! McDoc and I both have plenty of Irish in our backgrounds (Scots-Irish, … Continue reading
Posted in Celtic Music, holidays, music, rock
Tagged Beethoven, Black 47, Flogging Molly, John Field, Muppets, Pogues
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Miss Music Nerd's Choral Marathon!
Happy Monday, music nerds — as happy as the Monday after “Springing Forward” can be, that is! I know I’m not the only one who gets thrown off-kilter by it. Sample comments from Facebook and Twitter today: “The change to … Continue reading
Posted in choral music, church music, classical, concerts, music, sacred music
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My Life in Chopin
Every so often, someone will ask me who my favorite composer is, and I always answer that it’s impossible to narrow it down to just one, because there are so many I love. But I can say that Frédéric Chopin … Continue reading
