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The French Smuggler: French Inspiration in Henk Badings’ Trois Chansons-Abstract
Posted on December 19, 2013 Leave a Comment
As part of my first semester in Graduate School, I had to enroll in a Graduate Research class supervised by Dr. Anita Hardeman. The abstract for my paper is the following: After the end of the Second World War, Henk Badings, a Dutch composer, wrote his Trois Chansons Bretonnes. Seen as the continuation of the […]
The Silent Sniper: Sleep is a Solstice
Posted on September 19, 2013 2 Comments
Warning: This post may not be 100% coherent. Why? Not much sleep, coffee depravation (one cup of coffee does not suffice), and because Daleks/Cybermen/The Master want to exterminate my Research assignments by throwing it into a fire pit. This week in “Chronicles of Graduate School Living”, we can view ze graduate student recognizing that sleep […]
The French Connection
Posted on August 31, 2013 4 Comments
Second week of grad school. This week main title shall be “The French Connection”. Why you may ask, my dear reader? Simple. I have to do a research project, and since somebody very special to me reignited my curiosity for French Music, I want to research French Choral Music in the 19th Century. For the […]
