Exploring new opera vistas: Norma, Cavalleria Rusticana, and Pagliacci
Having grown up on a steady diet of German opera and lieder as well as Spanish guitar, I count myself...
Everything that inspires and drives the human imagination.
Noh music and the intimate family relationship to art
I recently attended a noh music workshop that deeply moved me, causing me to reflect on how intimately classical music—right...
Star Trek returns (and not a moment too soon)
It’s finally here. I got to enjoy Star Trek: Discovery in all its glory this past Sunday. Yesss! After 12...
Writing at the Rose Room
Late this summer, while I was enjoying my staycation, I paid a visit to the Rose Reading Room at the...
Keep calm and write on: how to focus in the age of Trump
If you’re a writer like me, then chances are you’re also having trouble concentrating in the midst of the daily...
Wonder Woman: a look at representation on the silver screen
I finally got to see Wonder Woman. Went with my mother, who loves a good summer blockbuster and was curious,...
The New York Philharmonic in Central Park: a new family tradition
Curled up under a tree in Central Park Since becoming self-employed, I’ve made it a point to expand my world...
Flight of the Navigator: a trip down memory lane for Generation X
One of my favorite sci-fi films is Flight of the Navigator, a thoroughly 1980s children’s adventure in which a 12-year-old...
What Isamu Noguchi’s self-incarceration teaches us about art and solidarity
How does a person of conscience create empathy and solidarity in turbulent times? That’s a question many of us are...
Julius Caesar and the dangers of resistance rage
What happens when a resistance movement devolves into the cult of personality and violent authoritarian rule it once democratically sought...
About Me
Rose de Fremery
Living at the intersection of digital culture and creativity.
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