.. mlc at mit:

Welcome to the former home of the peripatetic

Then

Back when I created the original version of this page (my very first web site - so embarrassing!), I was sharing a playpen with Jennie at the MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, where I was a Paperclip.

Now

I focus on the MIT Libraries web site, and various rather less embarrassing web projects. Visit them through my current personal web site.

Current musical activities:

• Since 2003 I've organized an annual benefit concert for the Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis . Read about the 2009 concert
• I've been organizing the annual summer Gilbert & Sullivan concert for Longwood Opera.
• I still have a couple of voice students - want lessons?

Past lives

• I no longer edit The Trumpet Bray, the newsletter of The New England Gilbert and Sullivan Society. I abdicated in the fall of 2004, after a tenure of over 15 years. But I'm still active on the NEGASS board, and still maintain the NEGASS web site
• I no longer direct for MITG&SP or The Sudbury Savoyards.
• It's been a few years since I've directed or performed for MITCP .
• I no longer lead the music for High Holy Days services for Temple Shir Tikvah of Winchester - I don't even sing professionally at HHDays services any more.
• My Living Room Opera summer workshop has not been active since 2001, and it's unlikely that it will be revived.
• I have not been active with the Artists Behind the Desk @ MIT for several years

Visit the performance and directorial resume pages on my current site for more about my past lives.

If you want to be really impressed by my previous lives, visit this outrageously flattering Boston Singers Resource interview from a few years ago

Past lives - Recitals at MIT:

Here's a list of old programs, including links to my translations of some of the songs I sang:

• La courte paille (Poulenc)
• Le bonheur est chose legere  (Saint-Saens)
• L'invitation au voyage and  Soupir (Duparc)
• Les nuits d'eté (Berlioz)