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Peter Grimes and more
By Dara Joy Jaworowicz
Class of 2009, Music and Bible/Religion major from Grand Rapids, MI.
Class of 2009, Music and Bible/Religion major from Grand Rapids, MI.
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This week marks our last full week in London. ::cue tears here::
But the good thing is, this is the time when each of us spend the majority of our free time working on independant projects that can only be done in London. Mine is on the wonderful British painter of light, JMW Turner. » Read more…
The Learning Begins!
By Dara Joy Jaworowicz
Class of 2009, Music and Bible/Religion major from Grand Rapids, MI.
Class of 2009, Music and Bible/Religion major from Grand Rapids, MI.
Today was the first official class session for us Arts in Londoners (which means climbing 4 flights of stairs, sitting in a hot room for a couple of hours trying to hear the lecture over the traffic noise, and taking an ‘interval’ for some delicious British ‘digestives’). The lecture was to prepare us for the day that awaits us tomorrow – a service at Westminster Abbey. » Read more…