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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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binah in silence — intro — 1.1.2

Posted on 5 September 201117 September 2011 by mira

The twin sephirot, as their father the rebbe liked to call them, were twenty-four when our story begins.  And their younger sisters, like clockwork, manifested themselves each precisely two years younger than the previous, all managing, and despite the vagaries of the lunar calendar, to emerge into the world on the first day of Nisan. …

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daily kaddish: on the eve of Tina’s yahrtzeit

Posted on 4 September 20117 September 2011 by erin

On the eve of Tina Wuelfing Cargile’s yahrtzeit, I remember my late collaborator.

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daily kaddish: quintet

Posted on 3 September 20117 September 2011 by erin

Tonight’s recording extends the asynchronous trio experiment from the night before.

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daily kaddish: for jrr tolkein

Posted on 2 September 20119 February 2016 by erin

J.R.R. Tolkein is definitely worth a kaddish! So here’s mine!

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introduction — the rebbe’s queer daughters — 1.1.1

Posted on 2 September 201117 September 2011 by mira

  Tell me the tale, she insisted, and so at last I did. And hungrily she wrote it all down, as she thought she ought. For her daughters, and her daughters’ daughters she dedicates this tale.    Il mundo si esta kimando in braza biva, y tu estas durmiendo endriva de’l buz The world is…

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daily kaddish: for Lev Kogan’s “Kaddish”

Posted on 1 September 20112 September 2011 by erin

Mira and I have been writing about being all kaddished out, and part of that grim reality is that I’m all “Kaddish”ed out. I’m tired of the piece already. Tonight I’m playing something else. So there.

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preface — the rebbe’s queer daughters — the uriel tree

Posted on 1 September 20112 September 2011 by mira

The Uriel Tree grew from ancient times to the present almost nowhere on earth. But where it took root, it grew hardy and strong, and could survive where others could not. It preferred, unbelievably enough, arid, marginal environs where not much else could survive. Curiously, it did not at all mind the wind, or even,…

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