The Weekly Croissant
Rachel Baiman, Selena ChavezMusic, Writing and Life on the Road / Poetry, Prose, Op-Eds and Q&A
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The Weekly Boterkoek: Going Dutch
Dearest Boterkoeken,
This past week I have been thinking a lot about the solo show. I resisted playing solo for a long time… partially because what I love most about music is the interactive aspect of it, jamming with my friends, and part...
The Weekly Croissant: Faces
Dear Croissants, I’m on tour in Europe this week (gathering international pastry intel), so I’m handing over the croissant to my friend, the incredible photographer and activist, Selena Chavez (@mirada423), from Chattanooga, TN. One of the...
The Weekly Croissant: Fake Denmark to Real Denmark
Dearest Croissants,
Once when I was about 25 years old, I was hired to join a European band for a small US tour. The band was made up of folk musicians from Finland, Denmark and England. One of their fiddle players had a family emergency...
The Weekly Croissant : The Intimacy of Musicians
Did you sleep OK
Can I borrow your toothpaste
I got you a coffee from downstairs
Do you need any hand sanitizer
Can you eat anything on this menu
Should we go somewhere else
Do you want me to drive for a while
Can I sleep on your s...
The Weekly Croissant: Semi-Digested
Dear Croissants,
It was this very day last week when I realized I had not prepared a Sunday morning croissant. I was in North Carolina teaching at the Ola Belle Read Songwriters Retreat, and was running on very little sleep due to a hole...
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