Learning to Breathe
Ruth NDReflections on music composition, academia, grief, politics, and more
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Revising old scores... holy moly...
Asking my fellow self-published composers: wouldn’t you just kill for an editor? I think about this a lot and it makes me so jealous of writers. Academics in the humanities, with their journal articles and book projects, experience regular ...
Ambition
Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about ambition. For better or worse, it takes a lot of ambition to be in academia, to be a composer, and to be a woman in both of these worlds. Ambition is what drives us to go to graduate school, to get a...
Research leaves, tenure clocks, and biological clocks
I’m guessing there isn’t a time that is more coveted by professors than the time I am experiencing now. The research/creative leave, particularly after you’ve passed your third-year review, is a crucial time. After 3+ (4+ for those of us wh...
Pregnancy Loss and Grief Resources
When you lose a pregnancy, you quickly learn that there are a lot of comments you appreciate and a lot of things you really don’t need to hear. There are a lot of resources that are helpful and even more that fall flat. A couple days ago I ...
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I write music and sometimes words. Syracuse, NY.
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