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AUG 5 JOIN Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Women in Music Edit-a-thon

AUG 5 JOIN Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Women in Music Edit-a-thon Please join us The Construction Company, the International Alliance for Women in Music, and Wikimedia NYC as we edit, correct, and add Wikipedia pages related to Women in Music! This event will be held at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts from 4:00-7:30PM on Monday, August 5th. We'll be in the Film Room on the 3rd Floor - the front desk will direct you. No experience editing Wikipedia is required but please bring a laptop! Experienced Wikipedians will be around to help out, and we’ll be starting the edit-a-thon with a brief tutorial to cover the basics. All attendees are subject to Wikimedia NYC's Code of Conduct. MORE INFORMATION:    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Women_in_Music_Edit-a-thon Articles to Create/Edit [ edit ] Articles to Edit Peggy Stuart Coolidge Mara Helmuth Lori Laitman Sabrina Peña Young Emma Lou Diemer Doreen Carwithen Articles to Crea...

What is so Intriguing about Experimental Animation "Origins" By Experimental Composer Sabrina Pena Young

With over 15 years of film and music experience, Sabrina Pena Young now offers exclusive music coaching through Music Xray, lectures on technology and the arts, and private arts consulting. Contact Sabrina Pena Young for your next event: spenayoung@Gmail.com https://sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com/consulting/ Music Xray Music Coaching Related articles Art Basel Miami Stabbing Mistaken For Live Art Now available: Portland Art Museum Sponsor // Visualize, Articulate and Perform: Take an Arts Management Master's Degree at CMCI in Los Angeles Art Historical Figures as Unexpected Street Art Collages Around the World Theft and forgery in the world of #art #infographic Georgetown Art Attack is Tonight! Future of Peoria Art Guild remains uncertain Arts education on the rise in NYC public schools What are the Liberal Arts? Woven Art

See you in NYC Nov 4th Opera America Double Feature Sci-Fi Opera Films: Frankenstein and Mad Scientists!

See you in NYC Nov 4th Opera America Double Feature Sci-Fi Opera Films: Frankenstein and Mad Scientists! I will be in NYC on November 4th for the Opera America showing of my electronic animated sci-fi opera Libertaria! The concert starts at 7pm, with a composer Q and A afterwards. Would love to meet fellow musicians in person! :) So if you are available, please come check out the concert! CONCERT INFO: A Double Feature of Chamber Opera Films Nov 4 2015 7:00PM THE AVIVA PLAYERS Mira J Spektor - Artistic Director & Friends Celebrate our 40th Season with 3 Programs in 2015 at OPERA AMERICA - 330, 7th Ave NYC WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4 - 7pm Aviva Players & Bank Street Films present: A Double Feature of Chamber Opera Films Travel to the Romantic Past of 1816 in Mira J Spektor’s VILLA DIODATI & to the Future with Sci-Fi Virtual Reality in Sabrina Pena Young’s LIBERTARIA The Aviva Players, an acclaimed chamber ensemble, was founded in 1975 by Artistic Direct...

How to Write an Opera in the Digital Age: Production Tips

Young Dishes Opera at TEDxBuffalo How to Write an Opera in the Digital Age When we think about how to write an opera, what often comes to mind is a large scale traditional opera on an immense theatrical stage employing dozens, if not a hundred, singers, musicians, costumer designers, stagehands, theater personnel, a publicist, and more.  Writing an opera in the 21st century has greatly evolved with the changes in technology. Specifically social media, Internet downloads, video hosting sites like Youtube, smartphones and even changes in basic coding has allowed today's opera composers to truly write great operas without the cost and complexities of a traditional stage opera.  Composer Sabrina Pena Young Discusses Online Opera Production at TEDxBuffalo As a composer, I still prefer live performance and the grandiose splendor of a live theatrical production . However, with economic and social barriers that have limited my access (and many contemporary composers')...