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Best Law Schools
It's official.
The Georgetown Law School rankings are out.
The school has been ranked by the best law school rankings for more than five years now, and this year it's the #1 ranked law school in the nation.
It's been a long time coming, and the school has had many ups and downs in the rankings.
But with the recent changes to the law school admission process, Georgetown Law is now ranked as one of the top law schools in the country.
The following are the top five law schools and their top 5 best law students.
Harvard Law School: Harvard Law has long been one of my favorite law schools.
But it has gotten much better over the last decade, especially for students who are studying at the law schools first year.
Harvard's first year of admissions was just as important to my law school experience as my law degree itself.
The Harvard Law school has two great law schools: the School of International Service and the Law School of William & Mary.
The School of Law is also very strong in the humanities, which is important for any student studying in law.
And it's also where you get into the prestigious law schools' prestigious programs.
In addition, the Law school is also one of few law schools that offers scholarships.
In 2016, I was able to apply for and win the National Law School Scholarship (NYSLS), which gives a $1,000 scholarship to one of every first-year student graduating in the first two years.
My family, friends, and colleagues helped me achieve my dream of becoming a law student.
Yale Law School and Columbia Law School (LLC): The LLC program at Yale is an excellent way to get into a top law school.
It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate programs and also offers many international students.
The LLc program is also great for students with disabilities who can help boost their English language skills.
I am particularly happy to say that Yale Law is ranked number one in my school of law rankings.
I have already graduated and applied to more than 70 law schools over the past five years.
I look forward to continuing my education in a top-ranked law school and the best place to study law.
University of Chicago Law School, New York University Law School & Yale Law: The University of Illinois, the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale Law are all in the top three law schools for incoming students in my ranking.
These schools have all been major research centers in the US.
I love both the University at Chicago and the University Law of New York.
Both are among the best public law schools to study in the world.
And both are ranked among the top 10 universities for international students by U.S. News & World Report.
Both law schools are also the top-rated law schools by UCL.
The University at Illinois is also the largest public law school by enrollment.
I like the fact that I can go to both the law program and the law department.
They are just as good for students as the LLC, so I can really focus on my own law education.
Harvard University: The Harvard University Law Review is the best review out there.
It has a strong emphasis on international law and the humanities.
It also has an extensive library of scholarly articles and has been very successful in making its law school program more accessible to students.
I think it's a great place to get in touch with lawyers, lawyers, and lawyers.
The Law Review also has a great reputation as a top research university in the United States.
It is one of only a few public law programs to have an international program.
And, of course, it is a top ranked law program.
Harvard is one law school that has always been known for being one of America's top research universities, and it continues to do that.
It will be interesting to see how Harvard changes in the coming years.
Princeton University: There are only a handful of law schools ranked higher than Princeton.
Its ranking has always stood at number one.
It holds a distinction of having been ranked first by UCR in the Law Review, and that means that Princeton is also among the most prominent law schools on campus.
I was also very excited to apply to Princeton Law.
I'm glad that Princeton was ranked number 1 in my law schools rankings.
Princeton is a well-respected school and has the best reputation in the American law school system.
2: Columbia University: Columbia is a school that is very famous for its academic excellence.
In fact, Columbia University is often ranked as the best university in America.
Columbia is one the top schools for students from all over the world, and its reputation is not just the result of its law schools reputation.
Columbia has a huge history of international students and its students who have chosen to study at Columbia, including my son.
I also want to thank Columbia for its commitment to its international students who study at the school.
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I did get a walk in this morning but it was really too dark for any good photographs. But all is not lost.
My wife, Marilyn, took some pictures of these cute little deer in our front yard. The young ones have their winter fur and winter fat on and now look a lot like koala bears. Do you agree?
You just want to run out and pet or feed them but we know better. We just let them graze on our lawn and all the beautiful plants that Marilyn grows each year.
Have a great weekend and I'll try to find some Coupeville Impressions next week.
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Kyle Sandilands' interview with Meghan Markle's sister ends in hang-up.
Kyle Sandilands just hung up on Meghan Markle's sister in a trainwreck radio interview.
With reports that the half-sister of Prince Harry's girlfriend, Megan Markle, is about to bestow a tell-all book upon the world, media have been queuing up to hear what the 52-year-old author is about to reveal.
Well, when Kyle Sandilands learned the answer this morning, he cut their interview short.
In an interview with Samantha Grant this morning, KIIS FM's Kyle and Jackie O radio host asked what motivated her to pen a book about the Suits actress.
Despite admitting that the working title is "The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister", the 52-year-old former model insisted things are "fine" between them, and that the book is "not entirely about" the actress.
Samantha and Meghan. Image: YouTube/Inside Edition and Getty.
Sandilands pushed back, asking, "So why didn't you call the book My Boring Life? Why did you bring your sister into it? For the marketing reason?"
But as she attempted to insist why her life wasn't, in fact, boring, the 45-year-old ended the call.
"See you later. You sound like such a bore. Not interested," he said. "Don't use your sister's name to trick media organisations into pushing your s**t book. You're gone. See ya. Bye. What a loser."
"See ya. Bye." Image: KIIS.
The interview followed another that Grant, who suffers Multiple Sclerosis, gave to KIIS's Hughesy and Kate on Tuesday afternoon, in which she pointed to the 'hypocrisy' of Markle championing humanitarian causes but overlooking her own half sister.
"I am in a wheelchair and she did meet Harry at the Invictus Games and I feel it's an opportunity to be a voice," she said.
"I have to say I feel a bit hurt by that."
"Humanitarianism begins at home," she added. "That doesn't mean monetary. It means reaching out."
Grant and Markle share the same father, 72-year-old Thomas Markle, but haven't seen each other since 2008.


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Q: Can two players play games on one computer with two monitors, keyboards and mice? Can two persons play on one computer with separate monitors, keyboards and mice?

A: That's called a multiseat computer.  So long as the computer is powerful enough and the game compatible, you can use one for gaming too.
Here's a video of two people playing Starcraft II on one computer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77hk2mYj-6U

A: There are 2 ways I think makes it possible:

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*The game must support game play of 2 different players in 2 different monitors.

*Use of Virtual machines, that is if your pc has enough processing power.

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Unicorn Lusha lets go of 10% of employees
The Israeli company will be parting ways with 30 employees eight months after raising $205 million at a $1.5 billion valuation
Meir Orbach | 18:01 18.07.2022
Israeli unicorn Lusha is laying off 30 employees, 10% of its total workforce, across all departments. Lusha raised $205 million at a $1.5 billion valuation eight months ago, with a significant part of the round going towards secondary deals. The Series B last November came on the back of a $40 million Series A in February which followed five years of being bootstrapped.
Lusha was founded in 2016 by Assaf Eisenstein and Yoni Tserruya. In May of this year, Plus Ventures, headed by veteran entrepreneur Yossi Moldawsky, and private investor Oren Abekasis, filed a lawsuit with the Tel Aviv District Court claiming that they invested in the previous reincarnation of Lusha, when the company was named Neta Eisenstein Management (2008) and that the founders of Lusha stole the company from its investors.
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Lusha's cloud-based platform facilitates salespeople sharing contact information and company insights, which validates Lusha's data and ensures high accuracy. The company's community approach also ensures that salespeople from organizations of all sizes have access to the data they need to optimize their sales outreach.
Investment firm Plus Ventures suing unicorn Lusha, claims it was defrauded of holdings
Lusha achieves unicorn status with $205 million Series B at $1.5 billion valuation
After 5 years of being bootstrapped, Lusha raises $40 million series A
"Lusha has grown rapidly in revenue and manpower over the past year. Nevertheless, due to the situation in the markets and the economic slowdown, we have made a difficult decision to take responsible steps that will ensure the continued success of Lusha over time and provide control over cash flow," the company said.
"As part of the reorganization for the new situation, we will focus the company on the data sector and other strategic projects, while stopping over projects and becoming more efficient in our marketing and sales expenses in order to continue and grow. As a result, we are sadly forced to part ways with talented employees who we'll provide with an expanded departure package and support in finding a new job in order to ensure a soft as possible landing."
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Q: How does a powerbank detect a connected USB device? I got a powerbank powering a raspberry pi over the micro usb port of the raspi. The usb cable I use, has only to lines, Vcc and GND. When the powerbank is off due inactivity and I connect the raspberry pi, the powerbank does not turn on by itself, only if it is turned on by its hardware button.
But when I connect my smartphone to the powerbank, it turns on automatically.
So my question is, how does the powerbank detect when an USB device gets connected and how can I make it to automatically detect my raspberry pi on connection?
Thanks for all help.

A: Usb power banks tend to detect in two ways. One is by the pull up and pull down resistance on the data lines. As the RPI power input has no data lines connected, it won't detect a change of state. The other is by how much current is pulled once the plug is connected. If the RPi doesn't pull enough for the bank, the bank will think it's done and goes to sleep.


Salome – directed by William Dieterle. Biblical Epic. The king of Galilee and his queen are in mortal conflict over the rant of a desert prophet, but whose side will their daughter take? 103 minutes Color 1953.
What sands, what scimitars, what sanctimoniousness!
John the Baptist on a soapbox in the dessert preaches not salvation but sedition. That is, he defames Queen Herodias because she has married twice — which is hardly prophetic, since she has been married to Herod for twenty-five years. It seems rather hard of John. And what is worse the poor actor who has to spout this rigmarole is ill equipped for the chore. He plays it with his blue eyes constantly raised to the second balcony. Ya know what it is? It's a bunch of hooey, that's what it is. And it's so aggravating, ah, if only someone would come and behead that actor – and – oh, blessed chance – whadyaknow? – someone does. But I won't tell you who.
Into this Biblical thingamajig we have four good actors, in major roles, and all at their professional best.
Judith Anderson with her voice of an old Chevrolet reprises her peculiar-relation–to-daughter-figures number from Rebecca.
Then we have Charles Laughton, one of the most inventive actors ever to draw breath. As he is warned against the prophet. watch him hug the pillars like a baby. Watch him put the make on his step-daughter. Watch him respond to each of Salome's veils as they drift off of her. Watch how he agrees to Herodias' request. He is so marvelous, you would suppose him to be playing one of the greatest roles ever written. Well, actually he is playing Herod, so perhaps he is.
Then there is Stewart Granger, who is handsome, sensual, humorous, intelligent, sensitive, and has a delicious speaking voice. Professionalism can do no more. For there again you see an actor completely convinced; the role is of a Roman Centurion, at ease in the role and also in a little white skirt. Every time he is on screen, your morale goes up. With his grey-at-the-temples look, he is well cast opposite superstar Rita Hayworth.
For, oh dear, she is twenty years too old for the part. Salome has to be a fifteen year old girl, and Rita Hayworth was well into her 30s when this was mounted for her. She, of course, is wonderful, as good an actress as you get in movies, you get behind her completely. And her dance of the seven veils (we get to, but not past the seventh) is sensational. Her power to taunt and entice was unequalled. And her dance is all about those kind of illicit, illusory invitations. Worth the price of admission.
Also worth for the costumes, by Jean Louis. They will take your breath away. C.B. DeMille never had things so wonderful on the human form. Nor did he ever, as Dieterle did, shoot 18,000 feet of exteriors in the Holy Land. Nobody had ever done that, and they are very interesting. Indeed, no expense has been spared on the production; beautifully shot by Charles Lang; sumptuous, even dazzling; and, apart from those four performances, another reason for seeing Salome.


£300,000 fine for Tube Companies after Old Bailey Prosecution- but no comment from TFL.
August 13th 2010 was close to being a very unlucky day for hundreds of tube passengers as a heavy underground track maintenance vehicle, a rail grinder, broke loose and ran away from its train in the London Underground Northern Line tube tunnel.
The Office of the Rail Regulator (ORR) brought a prosecution after the incident and at The Old Bailey, the three companies involved were fined a collective £300,000.
The rail grinder, weighing just under 40 tons, ran for four miles reaching speeds of 30 mph and but for quick and excellent work by operations staff in the control room, could have collided with a crowded tube train. Because of their swift action such as changing points at Camden Town and Mornington Crescent to slow the runaway grinder and to divert it away from passenger trains.
Eventually after about 16 minutes of freewheeling, the runaway grinder came to a stand 600 metres from the nearest passenger train. It had passed through platforms with waiting passengers on them at seven stations on its freewheeling journey from about 640am the fateful day.
The Old Bailey Court Hearing was told that these passengers were exposed to a substantial risk and that two maintenance workers had jumped off the runaway wagon at Highgate station. The resulting chaos brought serious disruption to Northern Line services.
The danger was so great that passengers in the tube train immediately in front of the speeding wagon were told to make their way towards the front of the train. This was in case there was a collision as the wagon was gaining on the tube train at this time. The driver was also instructed not to stop at any stations and to keep going as fast as was safe to minimise the risk of a collision.
Northern Line passenger services were diverted away from the Charing Cross branch and onto the City branch via Bank while the closest train to the runaway rail grinder ran non-stop to Moorgate to keep ahead of it. The line's services were suspended between Finchley Central and Archway and between Camden Town and Kennington via Charing Cross, leading to widespread disruption.
Prosecuting on behalf of ORR, Jonathan Ashley-Norman, said there could have been a "terrible tragedy" had it not been for the "prompt and skilful actions" of London Underground control room staff. They managed to bring the runaway grinder-wagon under control by changing points to divert it and to slow it down finally stopping it near Warren Street station.
The cause of the incident was a broken coupling between the track maintenance train and rail grinder-wagon after which, the wagon rolled downhill towards central London. The three companies involved, London Underground, Tube Lines Ltd and Schweerbau GMBH all pleaded guilty to endangering passengers and staff and were each fined £100,000.
Subsequently, The Old Bailey was told that the three companies had made major improvements in the shape of tighter approvals in engineering and controls for its engineering trains.
The three companies' QC, Keith Morton, said: "London Underground is one of the safest railways in the world - if not the safest. LU staff's swift actions meant that this incident was drawn to a safe conclusion,"
The ORR's safety director, Ian Prosser, said that in this case, the train companies through "inadequate management and planning" had failed to ensure the safe recovery of an engineering train. "This is clearly unacceptable, and led to a potentially catastrophic incident on the Northern Line where the train careered out of control for over four miles. "It was only the professionalism of control room staff taking decisive action which prevented a collision between trains, and averted a much more serious outcome."
Judge Richard Hone said: "There was the potential of terrible tragedy. To those involved it must have seemed an extremely frightening eternity."
"LU is one of the safest railways in the world and normally has a very good safety record. The companies responsible for running and maintaining services have an important duty to ensure that their workers and members of the public are not exposed to unnecessary safety risks.
"However, in this case, LU, Tube Lines and Schweerbau, through inadequate management and planning, failed to ensure the safe recovery of an engineering train. This is clearly unacceptable, and led to a potentially catastrophic incident on the Northern Line where the train careered out of control for over four miles.
"It was only the professionalism of control room staff taking decisive action which prevented a collision between trains, and averted a much more serious outcome. "We welcome the steps taken by the companies to improve safety management on London Underground since this incident. The regulator will continue to closely monitor the actions of all parties involved, and will not hesitate to step in should further safety failings be found."
Rail.co.uk asked the Transport for London's Head of News in their Communications section for a comment but none was received. Their Press Office was also asked for a comment but again, none was forthcoming.


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The Mound precinct is a public space by the National Galleries on Princes Street that is frequently used by buskers, street performers and for other outdoor events. In August, the free entertainment site is branded the Virgin Money Fringe on the Mound. The area also is referred to by locals simply as "The Galleries".
The space lies between East Princes Street Gardens and West Princes Street Gardens at the foot of The Mound.
During the Edinburgh Festival in August, the area outside the galleries is mobbed as street performers move in with free music, comedy, and acrobatic acts. This is where you will find the Virgin Money Half-Price Hut for ticket deals in August.
During Edinburgh's Hogmanay the Mound precinct becomes a ticketed street party space for the Keilidh.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has hosted several free outdoor movie screenings in the space.
The installation of iron fences around the gallery buildings themselves, and laying of pebbles on the ground, in the early Noughties took away some of the pleasant plaza atmosphere of the space.
In the past, people would linger and chat on the giant steps of the galleries.
The layout discouraged large crowds of the past, with the hub of the Edinburgh Festival moving to the High Street/Royal Mile space outside the Fringe Shop.


Robert Heffernan cast aside a history of fourth-place finishes and broke a 30-year Irish men's gold medal drought when he won the 50km Race Walk on Wednesday morning.
Heffernan crossed the finish inside the Luzhniki Stadium in 3:37:56, just over a minute clear of Russia's Mikhail Ryzhov.
The 35-year-old Irishman has finished one place outside the medals so often recently that he was given the nickname "Mr 4th" in one athletics publication. He was fourth in both the 20km and 50km walks at the 2010 European Championships in Barcelona and again in the London Olympic 50km last year.
Now, after coming out on top in a savage battle between 30km and 40km with Russia's Mikhail Ryzhov, Heffernan has become "Mr Gold Medal", and done so against some of the strongest opposition in the current home nation of race walking.
It is 30 years since Ireland won a men's gold medal at the World Championships, 30 years indeed since it won a men's medal of any colour. The last was when Eamonn Coghlan burst off the final bend to win the 5000m at the first World championships in Helsinki in 1983. The date – 14 August – the same date as the Moscow 50km Race Walk.
Back then, Coghlan was able to pump his fists in celebration even before he had passed Soviet runner Dmitriy Dmitriyev. He knew he was going to win. In an even further coincidence, Coghlan was a well-known fourth-place finisher himself, having finished in that place behind John Walker in the 1976 Olympic 1500m final and again behind Miruts Yifter in the 1980 Olympic 5000m final.
Heffernan, too, could have celebrated before the end of his race. He virtually won the gold medal when he broke clear of Ryzhov coming up to the 40km mark.
That surge was the culmination of a series of surges over the previous 10km as both men swapped the lead.
Poland's Grzegorz Sudol had led narrowly at 30km with Heffernan, Ryzhov and Ivan Noskov of Russia in close attendance. But soon afterwards it was a race in two between the Irishman and Ryzhov with the others dropping back.
Ryzhov made what appeared to be his big effort at 35km and succeeded in putting some 10 metres between him and Heffernan. But the Irish walker had soon clawed his way back up and re-taken the lead. Similarly, Heffernan enjoyed a few mini-breaks as the pair fought back-and-forth.
At 21, the Russian is a relative newcomer to the longer walk, having made his debut in Saransk last year. He improved to 3:44:41 in finishing fourth – that number again – at the European Cup Race Walking earlier this year.
Australia's Jared Tallent grabbed his fifth medal in Olympic or World Championships competition in taking the bronze medal in 3:40:03. Tallent was in the lead with Ryzhov and his Russian team-mate Ivan Roskov early in the race. At 10km, the trio led by almost 30 seconds before they were swallowed up by the pack.
The Australian dropped back to seventh at the half-way mark before fighting his way back up through the field to overtake Sudol and move into third in the last 10km. He finished just over a minute clear of Ihor Hlavan of Ukraine.
Tallent now has bronze (20km) and silver (50km) from the Beijing 2008 Olympics, a bronze in the 50km from the Daegu World Championships, a silver in the 50km at the London Olympics and now a bronze again.
It is an impressive effort, but the competitive Tallent will have been disappointed to again miss the gold medal here.However, he will have got some financial compensation by the fact that his 14 points from the final IAAF Race Walking event Challenge propelled him into first place in this year's series with 34 points and he took the USD$30,000 first prize in addition to his USD$20,000 for finishing third in Moscow.
He overtook Portugal's Joao Vieira, whose fourth place in the 20km on Sunday had boosted his points tally to 28 points and he lead the standings until Tallent crossed the line in the longer event.
Matej Toth of the Slovak Republic finished sixth while Sudol and Noskov dropped back to sixth and seventh place, respectively.
The race started in humid conditions after overnight rain. While the temperature remained moderate, the humidity also remained high throughout, making for trying conditions.


A bad headache can be scary. It's hard not to think the worst if you're unlucky enough to suffer with severe headaches. If the pain lasts or recurs, you may wonder if you have a serious problem such as a brain tumor.
Here's the reassuring truth: Headache, by itself, is rarely caused by a tumor.
According to a neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins' Comprehensive Brain Tumor Center, the chance that your headache is a sign of a brain tumor is very remote.
Headaches are a common occurrence among the general population, but the vast majority of them have nothing to do with cancer.
However, experts recommend that if you experience a new headache, or the pattern changes or becomes more frequent, that is a good reason to visit your primary care doctor to rule out any serious problems.
The most common age range for brain tumors in adults is 40 to 60 years old.
Tumors that start in the brain (primary brain tumors) are far less common than tumors that spread to the brain from other areas (metastatic brain tumors).
Some brain tumors do not cause headaches at all, since the brain itself isn't capable of sensing pain. Only when a tumor is large enough to press on nerves or vessels do they cause headache.
So if a headache is your main complaint and the pattern is staying fairly consistent, chances are you have one of many conditions such as migraine, tension headache, cluster headache or other variety. These headaches can be fiercely painful and disruptive but not life-threatening.
In the absence of these red flags, your doctor will work with you to manage the pain of your headache with medication, diet and lifestyle changes, or a combination of therapies. In most cases x-rays, CAT scans and other diagnostic tests are neither necessary nor even advisable, since they say very little about what's causing a headache.
Headaches hurt, but there are many approaches that can make them more manageable. And just knowing it's not likely to be cancer will likely bring you a measure of relief.


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Q: Plupload multiple instances I'm trying to set up unknown number of plupload instances on page. I need to dynamically add more instances and remove and reset some of them. I have the general idea, but nothing works.
One of my tries is on jsfiddle.
Thank you for all the help.
Code:
var uploaders = new Array();

initUploaders = function(uploaders) {
    console.log("initUploaders()");
    $(".gallery").each(function() {
        var el = $(this);
        var button = el.attr("id") + "_uploader";
        console.log("Init uploader id:" + el.attr("id"));
        var uploader = new plupload.Uploader({
            runtimes: 'gears,html5,flash,silverlight,browserplus',
            browse_button: button,
            max_file_size: '10mb',
            url: 'ModuleGallery/Upload/',
            flash_swf_url: 'http://static.srv42.net/plupload/js/plupload.flash.swf',
            silverlight_xap_url: 'http://static.srv42.net/plupload/js/plupload.silverlight.xap',
            filters: [
                {
                title: "Image files",
                extensions: "jpg,gif,png"}
            ]
        });

        uploader.bind('FilesAdded', function(up, files) {
            uploader.start();
        });

        uploader.init();
        galleryUploaders.push(uploader);
    };

    initUploaders(uploaders);

A: The answer was pretty simple in the end. You can instance it normally and just bind to QueueChanged event.
uploader.bind('QueueChanged', function (up, files) {
     uploader.start();
     up.refresh();
});

A: Try this solution. You can have n number of instances with this:

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*Multiple Instances of Plupload - jSFiddle


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Category Archives: Eileen Farrell
December 23, 2021 African American Singers, Art Song, Behind the Iron Curtain, Eileen Farrell, Full-Figured Baroque, Giuseppe Verdi, Great Baritones, Holiday Music, Lieder, Mezzo Madness, Mirella Freni, Music for a World in Crisis Series, Needle Drop, Operetta, Pop Icons, Protest Songs, Renata Scotto, Richard Wagner, Singers of Color, Twentieth Century Music, VerismoAlban Berg, Alexander Pushkin, Allen Rogers, Antoinette Vischer, Antonio Rubino, Barry McDaniel, Benjamin Britten, Bernard Kruysen, Bo Bergman, Borislav Bezala, Camilla Williams, Carlo Alberto Rossi, Cathy Berberian, César Cui, Christmas songs, Claudio Arrau, Claudio Monteverdi, David Garvey, Dusty Springfield, e.e. cummings, Eileen Farrell, Elisabeth Soderstrom, Elza van der Ven, Ernesto Lecuona, Eugene Ormandy, Gabriel Faure, Gabriele d'Annunzio, Georg Friedrich Daumer, Georg Philipp Telemann, George Shirley, Gianfranco Rivoli, Gilbert Bécaud, Gioacchino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Gloria Davy, Heather Harper, Huguette Dreyfus, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Janet Baker, Jean Lamy, Jennie Tourel, Johann Christian Bach, John Raitt, Jonas Kulka, Jorma Hynninen, Josef Ulsamer, Julia Migenes, Karl Weigl, L'amico Fritz, Lawrence Winters, Leone Magiera, Leslie Scott, Lionel Hampton, Loonis McGlohon, Luciano Berio, Luciano Pavarotti, Manny Curtis, Margaret Marshall, Mirella Freni, Nicola Daspuro, Nicolae Herlea, Odetta, Ottorino Respighi, Pagliacci, Paolo Tosti, Peter Altenberg, Pierre Boulez, Pierre Delanoë, Pietro Mascagni, Pino Calvi, Renata Scotto, Richard Wagner, Robert McFerrin, Robert Stolz, Rosanna Carteri, Rudolf Ewerhart, Ruggero Leoncavallo, Scott Walter, Shirley Verrett, Spirituals, Stig Westerberg, Sully Prudhomme, Tannhäuser, Teresa Żylis-Gara, Ture Rangström, Walter Calé, Werner Eisbrenner, Xavier Cugat, Yi-Kwei Szecountermelody
https://media.blubrry.com/countermelody/p/content.blubrry.com/countermelody/Episode_121-Auld_Acquaintance_I-FINAL.mp3
This special episode, the first of two year-end celebrations, presents artists who have already been featured on Countermelody in rare recordings that have recently become available to me. A few of the artists heard include George Shirley, Heather Harper, Lawrence Winters, Elisabeth Söderström, Camilla Williams, Julia Migenes, John Raitt, Gloria Davy, Rosanna Carteri, Mirella Freni, Robert McFerrin, Margaret Marshall, Yi-Kwei Sze, Eileen Farrell, Shirley Verrett, Cathy Berberian, and many, many others in recordings, most from my personal collection, which you may not have heard before. This is a gift of love and gratitude from me to my listeners and supporters, a backward glance at all of the great singers who have been heard on the podcast over the past two and a half years, a theme which will continue next week. I look forward to continuing with new topics and new singers as we move into 2022.
Episode 66. Christmas (Art) Songs
December 20, 2020 African American Singers, Art Song, Eileen Farrell, Happy Birthday, Holiday Music, In Memoriam, Lieder, Mezzo Madness, Needle Drop, Richard StraussAlexander Sander, Bernard Kruysen, Bernarda Fink, Bruno Seidler-Winkler, Carl Loewe, Charles Bressler, Charles Ives, Claude Debussy, Claudio Muzio, Dalton Baldwin, Denise Duval, Edvard Grieg, Eileen Farrell, Elizabeth Harwood, Elly Ameling, Engelbert Humperdinck, Erik Werba, Erkki Melartin, Francis Poulenc, Franz Rupp, Gabriel Faure, Genevieve Touraine, George Trovillo, Gerard Souzay, Gilbert Kalish, Hansjörg Albrecht, Helmut Deutsch, Hermann Prey, Hugo Wolf, Ian Partridge, Igor Gorin, Irmgard Seefried, Jan DeGaetani, Jennifer Partridge, Joaquín Nin, Joaquin Rodrigo, Johannes Brahms, John McCabe, John Wustman, Jorma Hynninen, Joseph Canteloube, Joseph Haas, Julius Severin, Karl Erb, Kathleen Ferrier, Leonard Hokanson, Lilli Paasikivi, Lorenzo Molajoli, Marian Anderson, Marianne Hirsti, Marilyn Horne, Marni Nixon, Maurice Emmanuel, Maurice Ravel, Max Gilbert, Noël Lee, Norman Del Mar, Norman Shetler, Olaf Bär, Paul Hindemith, Peter Cornelius, Peter Schreier, Peter Warlock, Phyllis Spurr, Ralf Gothoni, Regine Crespin, Richard Trunk, Roger VIgnoles, Rosario Bourdon, Rudolf Jansen, Ruth-Margret Pütz, Susan Dunn, Ulf Söderblom, Willem Pijper, William Primrose, Wolfgang Anheissercountermelody
https://media.blubrry.com/countermelody/p/content.blubrry.com/countermelody/Episode_66-Christmas_Art_Songs-FINAL.mp3
In preparation for the upcoming holiday, this week I offer a cross-section of art songs and arrangements of folk songs, not only from Germany, which is the epicenter of the Christmas Lied, but also France, Norway, the United States, Finland, England, and Spain The performers, recorded between 1927 and 2010, include Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Régine Crespin, Hermann Prey, Claudia Muzio, Elly Ameling, Marian Anderson, Ian Partridge, Karl Erb, Wolfgang Anheisser, Jan DeGaetani, Jorma Hynninen, Bernarda Fink, Olaf Bär, Susan Dunn, Kathleen Ferrier, and Bernard Kruysen, among many others, in songs by composers including, in part, Johannes Brahms, Joaquín Nin, Hugo Wolf, Peter Warlock, Claude Debussy, Charles Ives, and Paul Hindemith. The episode features several performances by my teacher, the esteemed accompanist John Wustman, who on Christmas Day celebrates his 90th birthday.
Links to my 2019 Christmas episodes:
Episode 13: Christmas with the Tenors (including everyone from Fritz Wunderlich to Georges Thill to Roland Hayes): www:countermelodypodcast.com/episode-13-christmas-with-the-tenors
Episode 14: Christmas Potpourri (including my choices for the six most depressing pop Christmas songs ever!): www.countermelodypodcast.com/episode-14-christmas-potpourri-ii-hard-try
Episode 60. The Bach Aria Group (Full-Figured Baroque I)
November 8, 2020 African American Singers, Eileen Farrell, Full-Figured Baroque, Mezzo Madness, Music for a World in Crisis Series, Needle DropAlexander Schneider, Antonio Janigro, Bach Aria Group, Bernard Greenhouse, Eileen Farrell, Eleanor Steber, Jennie Tourel, Johann Sebastian Bach, Lois Marshall, Mack Harrell, Maureen Forrester, Maurice Wilk, Norman Farrow, Pablo Casals, Paul Ulanowsky, Richard Lewis, Robert Bloom, Samuel Baron, Thomas Paul, William H. Scheide, William Warfieldcountermelody
https://media.blubrry.com/countermelody/p/content.blubrry.com/countermelody/Episode_60-Bach_Aria_Group_Full-Figured_Baroque_I_FINAL.mp3
Today's episode, dedicated to historical performances of Johann Sebastian Bach, is the first in an ongoing series I have dubbed "Full-Figured Baroque." It begins with a bang with the great Canadian soprano Lois Marshall rocketing her way through the opening salvos of "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen," an apt way to celebrate the US election outcome after a week of even greater anxiety than usual. I describe my love for old-fashioned Bach performance, and why it still speaks to us in a genuine and elevating manner. In particular, I foreground the early years of the Bach Aria Group, founded in 1946 by the American philanthropist and collector William H. Scheide. All the singers in this episode (including Lois Marshall) performed under the aegis of this ensemble, either as members or featured guests: Eileen Farrell, Maureen Forrester, Richard Lewis, Norman Farrow, Mack Harrell, William Warfield, and Jennie Tourel. Many of the great instrumentalists associated with the group are heard in duet with these singers, including Robert Bloom, Samuel Baron, and Bernard Greenhouse. The episode ends with that most radiant of singers, Eleanor Steber, also an occasional guest of the Bach Aria Group in a fleet but full-voiced outpouring of celebratory coloratura.
YouTube Link to the documentary about the Bach Aria Group referenced in the episode:
A Time for Bach (1948)
Episode 49. Eileen Farrell (Crossover Classics V)
August 23, 2020 Art Song, Crossover, Eileen Farrell, Giuseppe Verdi, Needle Drop, Operetta, Pop Icons, Queer PrideAdolph Green, Alec Wilder, André Kostelanetz, Andre Previn, Betty Comden, Claude Debussy, Depuis le jour, Die Walküre, Dory Langdon, Dory Langdon Previn, Dory Previn, Edvard Grieg, Eileen Farrell, George Gershwin, Gian Carlo Menotti, Giuseppe Verdi, Gustave Charpentier, Harold Arlen, Helen Traubel, House of Flowers, Ira Gershwin, Johnny Mercer, Jule Styne, Knoxville Summer of 1915, La forza del destino, Leonard Bernstein, Londonderry Air (Danny Boy), Loonis McGlohon, Lorenz Hart, Luther Henderson, Maurice Ravel, Mitchell Parish, My Funny Valentine, On the Town, Oscar Hammerstein II, Peer Gynt, Percy Faith, Peter DeRose, Renato Cellini, Richard Rodgers, Richard Wagner, Robert Farnon, Samuel Barber, The Consul, The Lamp Is Low, Truman Capote, Victor Herbert, William Engvickcountermelody
https://media.blubrry.com/countermelody/p/content.blubrry.com/countermelody/Episode_49-Eileen_Farrell_FINAL.mp3
The American dramatic soprano Eileen Farrell (1920–2002) was one of the finest and most versatile singers the United States has ever produced. Her singing career lasted more than fifty years, and this episode covers the entire chronological range of that career, from her early work as a radio singer in the 1940s to her final pop albums in the 1990s. While the episode focuses on her crossover work (and includes work by, among others, Harold Arlen, Jule Styne, Alec Wilder, George Gershwin, Rodgers and Hart, as heard on two of her lesser-known pop albums with Percy Faith and the late André Previn), we also sample her opera and concert work, with examples from Verdi and Wagner, to Debussy and Charpentier, to Barber and Menotti. A late reunion with her frequent collaborator Leonard Bernstein caps the episode. In all her singing Farrell combines ease of delivery and a relaxed, insouciant response to the words and music with a vocal and interpretive precision that inevitably strikes a bullseye. Bow down to the Queen of Crossover, nay, the Queen of Song!
Episode 26. Calling You (Music for a World in Crisis)
March 15, 2020 Art Song, Crossover, Eileen Farrell, Giuseppe Verdi, In Memoriam, Lieder, Music for a World in Crisis Series, Needle Drop, Pop Icons, UncategorizedAida, Alfredo Catalani, Andre Previn, Anne Roselle, Anytime Any Place Anywhere, Bagdad Cafe, Blow the Wind Southerly, Calling You, Chi Coltrane, Claudia Muzio, Danny Boy, Don Shirley, Dusty Springfield, Ebben ne andro lontana, Edvard Grieg, Eide Norena, Eileen Farrell, Elinor Ross, Frieder Weissmann, Giuseppe Verdi, Hina Spani, I Will Come to You, Il Trovatore, Its Not Easy, Janis Ian, La forza del destino, La Wally, Lee Wiley, Licinio Refice, Linden Lea, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, Ma dall arido stelo divulsa, Martha Flowers, Meta Seinemeyer, Ned Washington, O patria mia, Ombra di nube, Peter Serkin, Rosa Ponselle, Spring Is Here, Un ballo in maschera, Våren, Victor Youngcountermelody
https://media.blubrry.com/countermelody/p/content.blubrry.com/countermelody/Episode_26-Calling_You_FINAL.mp3
The world is in chaos. We don't know from one day to the next, or one hour to the next, what is going to happen. I am currently halfway around the world from home and wondering what the coming weeks will bring. This week I have decided to feature music that addresses reaching out to loved ones across enormous gaps of time and space, the yearning for a home lost and the ambivalence with which we face the changing seasons. But all is not hopelessness: at the end of the episode, I offer several pop songs by some of my favorite singers that address the promise of healing and reunion, no matter how difficult the process. In this episode, marking the six-month anniversary of Countermelody, I'm featuring Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, Hina Spani, Rosa Ponselle, Meta Seinemeyer, Anne Roselle, Claudia Muzio, Eidé Noréna, Eileen Farrell, Kathleen Ferrier, Martha Flowers, Janis Ian, Chi Coltrane, and Dusty Springfield. I also offer a recording I made in 2006 of "Danny Boy," and I explain the song's significance to me.


The 18-year-old winger made his mark on the international scene at the tender age of 17 and soon impressed for Canada on the Sevens circuit. He was included in the Ontario Blues squad for the 2010 Canadian Rugby Championship and played well during the campaign for the Toronto side. He scored twice against Spain later that year for Canada and has since been included in Canada's 30-man squad for the forthcoming World Cup.