- I felt like Dr. Nelson's enthusiasm for his material motivated me to learn. He knows copious amounts of information about these cities and their music. He was easy to talk to and excited to share his knowledge.
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Day 4 – Vienna, “Carmen”, and a Video Blog
Today was a great day! I returned to Vienna, a city that I deeply love and know extremely well. My “to-do” list in preparation for the arrival of my UNCG students on Saturday was very long, but I got almost … Continue reading
Day 3 – Music in Prague
The forecast today said RAIN, but there was not a drop all day. What does a dedicated musician do when he has Prague as his disposal? check out the musical sites, of course, The Czech Museum of Musical History is … Continue reading
Day 2 – Indoor pictures when it rains in Prague
For all the best organized plans to see wonderful things in a foreign city, rain sometimes gets in the way. Today saw a mild to moderate drizzle the whole day on top of fairly chilly temperatures, not cold enough for … Continue reading
Day 1 – Arrival in Prague
Welcome to the daily chronicles of my current trip. I am writing from Prague where I am doing some last-minute preparations before meeting my University of North Carolina at Greensboro students in Vienna for our annual Spring Break Music Trip. … Continue reading
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