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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: lost loves on valentine’s day

Posted on 14 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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daily kaddish: mabel & mervin

Posted on 13 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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daily kaddish: quartet for two

Posted on 12 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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daily kaddish: loris

Posted on 11 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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what is it about words? a rant in response to a preamble

Posted on 10 February 20119 February 2016 by erin

Music sits alongside religion as an opiate for the masses, and when music joins religion, it’s a truly powerful drug—one that scares the crap out of me sometimes.

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daily kaddish: jenelle keltto mandsager

Posted on 10 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] Jenelle Keltto and Michael Mandsager were classmates of mine at St Olaf College.

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recent kaddishim: on connection and music

Posted on 10 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

Something unexpected happened a few weekends ago. I asked Mira to record the text of the Mourner’s Kaddish for me, and she did, and then everything changed. We are nearing the end of the first three months. We have almost ten months to go on this daily musical exchange, according to the Julian calendar, because this is a leap year in the Hebrew calendar, which adds not just a leap day but a whole leap month. And after what felt like a lifetime of awful recordings to both of us, we’re both starting to enjoy the music.

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daily kaddish: 4, 3, 2, 1

Posted on 9 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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daily kaddish: horn, shofar, didgeridoo

Posted on 8 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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daily kaddish: peppy

Posted on 7 February 201123 March 2011 by erin

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