Mira, we just passed the nine-month mark a few days ago. We’ve been at this long enough for a full human gestation period. Have we birthed something?
Author: erin
daily kaddish: for amanda simmons
Tomorrow Mira and I will collaborate live to record a proper Kaddish for Amanda Simmons and the guy who shot them both.
daily kaddish: for so many remembered
The whole thing is on muted horn, which gave me license to explore some dynamic range despite recording it with iTalk in a small boomy hallway backstage at the opera.
daily kaddish: on horn, but with the piano’s mic sitting on the strings
This was to be a boring, routine daily kaddish on horn, but I made a mistake: I recorded it on the piano’s mic by accident, and that mic was resting on the strings.
daily kaddish: for all our pets
I’ve been thinking about departed critters a lot lately, because I’ve been at the vet a lot lately.
daily kaddish: on piano
Still trying to adjust to a household in transition. I don’t have any horns out, so I play a “Kaddish” on piano.
daily kaddish: for a hopeful household
After the move-out begins the renewal—or sweeping and mopping, at least.
daily kaddish: syrians
In Syria, eighty-five people were killed on Sunday in government crackdowns, and at least eight more today despite the start of Ramadan.
daily kaddish: for a shared household
Recently I’d been telling a friend how I liked that this household division was leaving my house much less full of stuff, how I wanted to have less stuff, and I heard myself saying that even my 7′ piano seemed negotiable. I was wrong about that.
daily kaddish: on the day of kristin’s memorial
Today is the day of Kirstin’s memorial service, which I couldn’t join because I had a gig in San Jose.