Meira Warshauer

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November 17, 2012 By Meira Warshauer

One of my earliest memories is hearing our next-door neighbor practicing the piano (we kept the windows open in the summertime in the pre-air-conditioned South), and running over there to sit on the edge of her living room sofa and listen. I must have been about 2 or 3 years old.

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Tagged With: Alice Wilkinson, Cross Island, early influences, Gunther Schuller, Harvard, Irma Wolpe Rademacher, Long School of Music, meditation and creativity, music, New England Conservatory, second wave feminism, Third Stream, Tom McKinley, William thomas McKinley, woman composer

Akhat Sha’alti (One thing I ask)

August 15, 2010 By Meira Warshauer

Here are my program notes for Akhat Sha’alti (One Thing I Ask). (Posted the Youtube link to the premiere performance in last post, below, about the month of Elul.) Akhat sha’alti (One thing I ask) For SATB Chorus and Percussion Ensemble (ossia SATB a capella) Commissioned by the Nancy A. Smith Distinguished Visitor Series Coastal […]

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Elul, a Season of Return

August 15, 2010 By Meira Warshauer

I just uploaded 3 videos of my 3-movement choral piece, Akhat Sha’alti (One Thing I Ask), which sets Psalm 27, vs. 4: “One thing I ask, this I request: that I shall dwell in the House of the Holy One all the days of my life. ” We recite Psalm 27 daily during the Hebrew […]

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