A BUMMER OF A TRIP: Orfeo in the Underworld
Barry Cooney Santa Fe Opera Review: ORFEO By Claudio Monteverdi The works of Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643) are regarded as a foundational bridge between the Renaissance and Baroque styles…
Read more
Barry Cooney Santa Fe Opera Review: ORFEO By Claudio Monteverdi The works of Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643) are regarded as a foundational bridge between the Renaissance and Baroque styles…
Read more
Barry Cooney Santa Fe Opera: Rusalka (1901) Composer: Antonin Dvorak My first exposure to Czech composer Antonin Dvorak’s (1841-1904) opera Rusalka came after listening to a recording by the late…
Read more
Barry Cooney Santa Fe Opera: Pelleas et Melisande French Impressionism in art and music often evoke dreamlike moods and reflective states of being. Claude Monet’s painting “Water Lilies” (1916), and…
Read more
Santa Fe Opera: Richard Wagner, “The Flying Dutchman” (Der Fliegende Hollander) Barry Cooney Admittedly, the music of Richard Wagner (1813-1883) is not everyone’s cup of tea. I, myself, listen to…
Read more
This photo of Todd Tibbals’ Mens Group was not published with his story in the Spring, 2023 Man, Alive! publication. Here is that wonderful photo. Apologies from the editor for…
Read more
Men’s Guide to Developing a Healthy Lifestyle and the Financial Benefits It Provides by Camille Johnson The physical and mental benefits of living a healthy lifestyle are…
Read more
Tips and Resources for Seniors Struggling with Weight Management By Camille Johnson Many of us struggle with weight management. Obesity has become an epidemic in children, younger adults, and…
Read more
REACHING FOR RESOLUTION by Ross B. Perkal OUR ARMS OUTSTRETCHED, OUR HEARTS BROKEN, OUR SADNESS OVERWHELMING, OUR PREDICTIONS FOR THE FUTURE MALIGNANT AND DEPRESSING, SO HOW DO WE DEAL WITH…
Read more
How Men Can Improve Their Personal Growth with These Easy Tips by Camille Johnson Let’s face it: Men are complex creatures. We’re often seen as a-okay with the status quo,…
Read more
The times posted for Phil Davis’ memorial were wrong. Time is 4-6 p.m. We hope to see you there to remember this remarkable man and support his family.
