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I guess "it's only snowing a little" adds up eventually
My synagogue is having a talent show on Saturday night, in which I'm performing. (7:00, show + desserts, $10 adults/$5 kids, all welcome; write before Shabbat if you need more info.) We were supposed to have a rehearsal tonight -- blocking/coordination, sound check, and all that stuff. I had hoped to be able to post tonight saying how good all the other performances sounded. (I heard about half of them at the try-out session I attended and that all sounded quite promising.)
But it's been snowing today. It didn't snow a lot, though it's been steady. But it's been snowing a little but steadily for a few days, and tonight the roads are a little slick. So, no rehearsal. We'll take care of sound/logistics stuff right before the show instead. I don't think they would cancel the show on account of weather.
I'll be performing a new composition of mine, a setting of Psalm 113 (the first psalm in Hallel) for voice and piano. Well, I'm not playing the piano (for which you should be grateful); our excellent pianist will be accompanying people who want him to. I'll be singing. This is the song's first public exposure. (Opportunities for a second seem limited, but who can say?)
But it's been snowing today. It didn't snow a lot, though it's been steady. But it's been snowing a little but steadily for a few days, and tonight the roads are a little slick. So, no rehearsal. We'll take care of sound/logistics stuff right before the show instead. I don't think they would cancel the show on account of weather.
I'll be performing a new composition of mine, a setting of Psalm 113 (the first psalm in Hallel) for voice and piano. Well, I'm not playing the piano (for which you should be grateful); our excellent pianist will be accompanying people who want him to. I'll be singing. This is the song's first public exposure. (Opportunities for a second seem limited, but who can say?)
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