Some mornings it’s just not worth chewing through the restraints.

Well---
I don't know if this is something I should post here, but--- my Christmas sucked.
Inter-mixed with the woes of early twenty-something step-children-blatant-greed-self involvement-and should know better, and fear for the safety of a beloved grandchild during New Years Eve's festivities of the aforementioned, my cherished cat, friend for sixteen years, who's name was Libarace-Lee-Leester-Meester- Leetostorini-Leetosconini-Goodest Buddy-'G-Mow', became ill, and had to be lovingly put down.
It was a very bad day, and my worst Christmas ever.
teslatheremin

Oops... somehow forgot to revisit this thread since Thanksgiving.

Andy--Glad to hear about the music librarianship trajectory. Some of my favorite people are the music librarians I've worked with.

I don't have any brilliant suggestions for your project. Have you been in touch with Prof. Albert Glinsky? I'll bet he would be able to suggest relevant issues of archiving/bibliography/librarianship/what-have-you:

http://albertglinsky.com/contacts.html

Best of luck with your studies!

Br.

Thanks, it seems a lot of musicians around me have become librarians. I think the Yale internship will do as my final project.
Then I move back to Boston. More theremin up that way than Ct.

Andy

[i]"Some mornings it’s just not worth chewing through the restraints."[/i]

One of those days.

** sigh **

Sorry, I know, good grief. Seems no matter what ya do, there's somebody waiting to take credit, put you down, have the last word no matter how inane, or all of the above.
So it goes sometimes I'm afraid.
Thanks for all the solid, on topic, promotion free content Kevin, it really is appreciated.

happy 7-7-7 everyone