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Author Archives: ksedinger
Morning March Mood
I’m long on record as not liking this time of year in my neck of the woods, but even this dreary time of year yields some good photographic opportunities.
Posted in On Buffalo and The 716, Photographic Documentation, Photography: Streetscapes
Tagged Photo Posts, Streetscapes, The 716
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Something for Thursday
I’ve been featuring Donna Summer the last few weeks, and then the other day The Wife and I were driving around doing errands and we were listening to 70s On 7 on SiriusXM, where a string of selections made me … Continue reading
Tuesday Tones (extending Black History Month, just because)
I couldn’t decide which of three pieces to feature today, so I said to myself, “Why limit myself to one?” That’s right, you get all three. Composer and flautist Valerie Coleman has had a deeply impressive career already. A native of … Continue reading
Posted in On Music
Tagged Black History Month, Tone Poem Tuesday
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At the Burchfield Penney
We were at the Burchfield Penney Art Center yesterday. This lovely museum, smaller than the AKG and dedicated to Western New York artists, is always a delight to visit. Art museums have become my favorite places to visit. What an … Continue reading
Random Questions from Sunday Stealing
Most times these quizzes are themed in some way. Not this week! These questions are random as shit! Here we go! 1. Did you/will you have coffee or some other form of caffeine today? I literally just downed the last sip of … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
It’s late in the day and it was a long and busy one today and my brain’s mush, so I’m sticking with Donna Summer. Here’s “Hot Stuff”! A bonus: Summer’s song was perfectly used in The Full Monty:
Posted in On Music
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Happy Birthday, My Love
Today is The Wife’s birthday! As is my usual tradition, below is the post that I reuse every year and keep adding to in really ungainly fashion. This post actually first lived on the old BlogSpot incarnation of this site … Continue reading
Posted in Born On This Date, Life
Tagged Daily Life Stuff, The Wife
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Tuesday Tones (Black History Month)
Oh, is THIS piece a “banger”, as the kids say! (A really good song is a banger now. Up ’til now, if you said “banger” to me, I’d have assumed you were talking about a British breakfast sausage.) Composer Kevin … Continue reading
Posted in On Music
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Closer…closer….
And now, a Sequence. Increasing detail from Fjall, by Anna Boberg (1864-1935). This painting was recently on display at the Buffalo AKG. I found its depiction fascinating by the way more detail is revealed with each step you take toward it.
Sunday Stealing, and an announcement!
First, the announcement: I sent out a new installment of the newsletter the other day! This one was in remembrance of actor/director/playwright Tom Noonan, who died recently. Please check it out and subscribe! I try to send it twice a … Continue reading