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Friday Roundup

Posted on December 23, 2016 by dhaines54

Dear Friends, This was a short week for me, because of travel and the holidays. Two posts to review for this week, both about my interview with Eastman and Stony Brook grad Peggy Kampmeier, pianist. Tuesday: Peggy Kampmeier, Part One … Continue reading →

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Peggy Kampmeier, Part Two

Posted on December 23, 2016 by dhaines54

So, Friends, here’s what I wrote after spending that precious time in September 2015 talking with Peggy about Jan and Gil and chamber music. At one point, because I had asked a question, Peggy jumped up, grabbed headphones for us both, … Continue reading →

Posted in Excerpt from Book, Interview | Tagged Bartok, Book excerpt, Brahms, chamber music, De Kooning, Eastman School of Music, Emily Dickinson, Gil Kalish, Interview, Jan DeGaetani, Peggy Kampmeier, Stony Brook University | 1 Comment

Peggy Kampmeier, Part One

Posted on December 20, 2016 by dhaines54

Often, it’s said under the breath. The statement made, but apologetically, sheepishly. You, know, it wasn’t the biggest voice. It wasn’t the most beautiful voice. This also happens during interviews if a story rises that could represent Jan in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Reflection | Tagged Bel canto, Dawn Haines, Eastman School of Music, Gil Kalish, Goddess, Jan DeGaetani, Legato, Michelle Kwan, Paul Sportelli, Peggy Kampmeier, Stony Brook University | 1 Comment

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