Roger Waters with Joni Mitchell during rehearsal for The Wall concert on Potsdamer Platze, Berlin 1990. Photos by Brian Harris.
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Roger Waters with Joni Mitchell during rehearsal for The Wall concert on Potsdamer Platze, Berlin 1990. Photos by Brian Harris.
Brian Harris: Winifred Radford and Meredith Frampton in front of the portrait painting he made of her in 1921.
bromide print, 1982
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Winding Up the Week #322
An end of week recap “To be born in Wales, not with a silver spoon in your mouth, but with music in your blood and with poetry in your soul, is a privilege indeed.” – Brian Harris This is a post in which I summarise books read, reviewed and currently on my TBR shelf. In addition to a variety of literary titbits, I look ahead to forthcoming features, see what’s on the nightstand and keep readers…
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The Falklands War 40 years on - April 1982-April 2022 A reflection
My personal recollections of reporting on the aftermath of the Falklands War which started 40 years ago today 2 April 1982
Although I never actually covered the war as a press photographer in the South Atlantic 40 years back…I did manage to get down there just after hostilities had ceased alongside reporter Tim Jones, both of us staffers for The Times of London. It was cold, it was grey and miserable when we touched down in Port Stanley in the midst of a South Atlantic winter. The road in from the airport was a…
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Misadventures in Side Hustling
Misadventures in Side Hustling
Misadventures in Side Hustling | brokeGIRLrich
With my university contract coming to a close at the end of June, I’ve had an eye out for any side hustles that can prop up my income until the theaters start to reopen.
I recently received an email through the full school distribution email about a $400 a week part time gig through LDS charities to stuff mailers and organize goods to be…
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Symphony Number One names Managing Director
Symphony Number One has named Brian Harris as Managing Director, effective June 15.
Brian Harris is an oboist and network engineer who recently relocated to Baltimore from nearby Clarksburg, MD. He began his career in music education before transitioning into networking and telecommunications infrastructure, where he has remained for over a decade. Because of his managerial role on a range of fast-paced, results-driven contracts, Harris brings a wealth of leadership experience to Symphony Number One’s administrative team. Outside of work, Brian is an active member on the community ensemble circuit. He plays with the Hopkins Symphony Orchestra and performs locally as a freelance musician. Highlights of past performances have included concert cycles with the Columbia Orchestra (MD), NIH Philharmonia, and as featured soloist with the Montgomery Village Community Band. Brian is inspired by the rich musical community in Baltimore, and will be instrumental in planning Symphony Number One’s upcoming seasons.
Symphony Number One returns with the music of Schoenberg and James Lee on September 7 and 8 at the Carl J Murphy Performing Arts Center at Morgan State University. Visit our 2019-2020 season page to learn more.
Comets dribble past Sockers 6-5
Comets dribble past Sockers 6-5
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA (1.14.17) – The Kansas City Comets slid past the San Diego Sockers in front of 3,683 fans at the Valley View Casino Center (Sports Arena) on Saturday night by a score of 6-5. This was one of the most intense games of the year for the Sockers. Stats for the game included 3 blue cards, 2 yellow cards, 1 red card, 23 saves, 36 shots and 11 goals. A little bit over eight minutes…
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