Monday, January 15, 2007

really quick entry...

Here we go:

First I'd like to show you some photographs I took during the last rehearsals of Acis and Galatea. Btw, by now we've already performed twice and it turned out pretty well I'd say...;)This picture shows you the orchestra in the background and in the front some singers waiting to become active.On this one you see the men during their march part. Of course we don't wear our normal clothes when performing. We are so happy as to have the pleasure to wear some cute white robes. In front of the picture you see the director who was my music teacher for four years. A joyful person full of energy!On here you see the director who also sings a solo part. He's supposed to play a monster kind of 'person'. The funny thing of this picture actually is his wig!!!


Right now life is pretty exhausting with commuting to Sargans and Heerbrugg quite often for all the rehearsals and performances... Lately I also went to the theatre to watch 'blackbird' which turned out to be a provocing but very interesting play. It was a pleasing evening anyway.


And tonight we had a Earth Science Colloqium. There was a guy talking about the possiblities and impossiblities of predicting and forecasting earthquakes which was a very capturing topic. Awesome anyway - it was in English!;) And one did not get bored in listening to him talking 45 minutes. Which one can not say of all our normal lectures and professor...


Well, have to go. - Have a nice week. - Enjoy it!

3 comments:

  1. heey anina..du bisch au na fliissig..het mi grad widermol gfreut zlese was du so machsch..und natuerlich dfotelis..und eglisch chasch au immerna;-) dangge viilmol na fuerd foti cd wo gschiggt hesch... machs ganz guet und gros bisous us frooongraisch=D

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  2. uups sorry..has anschinend nid so im griff..min name hani au vergesse..liebe gruess jennifer

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  3. never mind - i've just deleted the double comment.;)
    Greets from the grey and foggy Zurich! Hope you got some real nice weather down there in France!

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