Sicklist: Yuja’s out
mainShe has cancelled a Barcelona recital.
‘Indisposed’, it says.
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If we take apart the curious case of miss Wang I don t think anyway that there will a lot of concerts during the 8 next weeks in western Europe. And that don t concern only Italy.
Indeed. I do not blame anyone from being indisposed to fly, go to Europe, or enter a concert hall. Let alone stay in a Spanish hotel.
One fears that all is not well between the ears… she may need a decent break
Still wondering in what way a photo of Miss Wang’s posterior relates to this story. I suppose, we do see the back of her, but that is hardly needed to bring the nuance of the story to life.
Surely this is not newsworthy…is it? What about the cancellation of all of her Italian performances by the government?
Nice to see the back of her. Ahem.
Allow me to say that she looks so good when she is walking out the door.
If anyone needs the email of my lawyer for #metoo complaints please let me PM me.
Are you feeling cool now after writing a rather unwitty, sexist comment?
It happens.
Why do you insist on showing a photo of her rear end? Why can’t you treat her like a regular human being? With complete respect?
Another one from the sicklist (….lost his voice..;-))
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/kultur/andre-rieu-sagt-konzerte-ab-voelliger-stimmverlust/25619276.html
The New World Symphony has asked conductor Christian Măcelaru to step down from tonight’s concert in Miami for merely having a sore throat. Assistant conductor Chad Goodman will take his place. More virus scares I suppose.
What difference is there between her facing the camera or facing away? None besides your perceptual conditioning