Over

Summer is over. Even though I’m on sabbatical, I’m in get-er-done mode. These next seventeen weeks will fly by, especially with a some vacation days, the NATS Central Region conference, Spencer’s cabaret in NYC, and two different NASM visits.

So I have set out a daily schedule that I hope will help me not come up in January with not much to show for the leave from teaching. I’m developing a new course over the next few months — truly the first time I’ve developed a course from scratch — and also finishing up a research project I started more then a decade ago.

Each weekday will include some Maisie time, some time for composing, some time to punch notes into Finale, reading and writing for the new course, time to read a book, and a long break for lunch, all before starting to teach voice lessons most weekdays at 3.30 p.m.

Structure will be a good thing!

Sundays are for church and little else except for theatre or concerts. And I’m gone quite regularly too.

Published by Jeffrey Carter

University professor, voice teacher, choral director, singer, professional theatre music director, brother, uncle and great-uncle, Anglican, spirits aficionado, chef of moderate talent, NPR fanatic, proponent of the music of Herbert Howells and Elgar and Vaughan Williams, pianist, composer, theatre geek, dog love & cat hater, author & blogger, world traveler, Anglophile.

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