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Author: erin

Erin Vang, PMP, BMus, MMus, is Owner and Principal Pragmatist of the consultancy Global Pragmatica LLC®, offering custom JMP scripting, localization program management, and facilitative leadership services. She is also an orchestral horn player who freelanced in the San Francisco Bay Area and played assorted brass for the celebrated dance bands Midnight Smørgåsbord and contraPtion. She now conducts all her nefarious activities from Vanghalla, in Helena, Montana, where she's principal hornist of the Helena Symphony. More about Erin…

daily kaddish: for Bano Rashid

Posted on 29 July 20119 February 2016 by erin

A kaddish for 18 year old Bano Rashid, an Iraqi Kurd killed along with 76 others at Utoya by Anders Behring Brevik.

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daily kaddish: for kirstin, in music

Posted on 28 July 201129 July 2011 by erin

Recently an acquaintance of mine died, ridiculously young.

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daily kaddish: for kirstin, in words

Posted on 27 July 201129 July 2011 by erin

I asked Mira to record text for a Kaddish for an acquaintance of mine who died ridiculously young, Kirstin Paisley. I’ll write more about her tomorrow.

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daily kaddish: with thoughts of those who grieve alone

Posted on 26 July 201127 July 2011 by erin

This is a Kaddish in solidarity with those people whom we know, and also those whom we don’t know, who are alone in practicing their bereavement rituals or lack thereof.

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daily kaddish: for amy winehouse, in music

Posted on 25 July 201125 July 2011 by erin

Yesterday’s Kaddish for Amy Winehouse had no music. I thought it fitting—when a musician dies, the music is gone.

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daglige kaddisj: for 92 i norge

Posted on 23 July 2011 by erin

Today’s Kaddish is for the ninety-two killed by a Christian fundamentalist in Norway on Friday, and it combines Kogan’s “Kaddish” with the Norwegian national anthem, “Ja, vi elsker dette landet.”

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daily kaddish: for the space shuttle program

Posted on 22 July 201123 July 2011 by erin

I asked Mira for special text, and she knocked it out of the park. I’m over the moon for this one.

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daily kaddish: again with the Wagnertube

Posted on 21 July 201122 July 2011 by erin

I’m trying to get this thing to sound decent on Wagnertube, and so far that darned instrument is living up to its reputation of orneriness.

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daily kaddish: on Wagnertube again

Posted on 20 July 2011 by erin

Mira’s text acknowledges the sad house—a house sad with upheaval and division in the wake of my divorce.

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daily kaddish: on Wagnertube

Posted on 20 July 2011 by erin

A Jewish prayer performed on an instrument invented by the famously (perhaps conveniently) anti-Semitic megalomaniacal genius of an asshole Mr Richard Wagner.

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