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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: stats-fried

Posted on 14 September 2011 by erin

A long day of stats—at a JMP conference this week. Fried.

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daily kaddish: from the road

Posted on 13 September 2011 by erin

Just a tired Kaddish from Boulder, CO, at the end of a long work day.

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daily kaddish: for a bee

Posted on 12 September 201112 September 2011 by erin

A kaddish for the bee that got my business trip off to a weird start.

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daily kaddish: on the tenth anniversary of 9/11

Posted on 11 September 2011 by erin

On the tenth anniversary, a Kaddish for all those who died on 9/11 and in its aftermath. However you want to count them or categorize them, one thing is clear: 133,709 deaths is just too damned many.

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daily kaddish: on ziggy’s yahrtzeit

Posted on 10 September 201111 September 2011 by erin

Today was Mira’s dog Ziggy’s Yahrtzeit, so it felt right for only her voice to be heard on tonight’s Kaddish.

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daily kaddish: on the eve of Ziggy’s yahrtzeit

Posted on 9 September 201110 September 2011 by erin

On the eve of Mira’s dog Ziggy’s yahrtzeit, a “Kaddish” that is about as slow as I can do it, with Mira’s reading from last night edited into chunks that fit into the interstices of Kogan’s phrases.

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daily kaddish: in person

Posted on 8 September 201110 September 2011 by erin

A return to basics: the text right out of the tsiddur, and the music right off the page.

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daily kaddish: for Talia’s neighbor

Posted on 7 September 20117 September 2011 by erin

A kaddish for Talia’s neighbor, murdered in his house this morning; may he rest in peace, and may his poor widow find peace herself somehow too.

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daily kaddish: for Tina Wuelfing Cargile on her Yahrtzeit (almost)

Posted on 6 September 20117 September 2011 by erin

On the day after Tina Wuelfing Cargile’s yahrtzeit, I remember my late collaborator.

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daily kaddish: Labor Day

Posted on 5 September 20117 September 2011 by erin

Ward Spangler, percussionist extraordinaire, sat down at my piano and started noodling. I picked up my flügelhorn, and we jammed.

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Posts

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Permission to use Lev Kogan's "Kaddish," © 1982 by Israel Brass Woodwind Publications
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