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Writing in the Disciplines at the George Washington University

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Thurston residents enjoyed the loop pedal demo & candid talk about the music biz, songwriting, and touring. Thanks, Jonathan! (And thanks Thurston for the pizza!) Link in bio for tonight (Tues) talk/performance/reading. .thurston @ Thurston Hall - GWU

Photos from gw_wid's post 03/10/2020

Big thx to DJs Kate and Nick of “The Witching Hour”—nice to get and on district radio! And (swipe) JM’s John Hancock on the Washington Monument. @ Cloyd Heck Marvin Center

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... and then took us to the ! Cool research going on here by students & faculty in and Thanks for the tour! More science talk in just a bit: 5:30 Gelman 702.

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Thanks for hosting for a great meal and great conversation! GW Sustainability students are sharp and engaged. Fun talk! Hope to see you all again tomorrow nite—link in bio.

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Check out ’s Jonathan Meiburg on Monday at 4:00 for The Witching Hour! He’ll talk music, birds, and Magick! Catch the livestream at www.gwradio.com. Link in bio to his Tues talk 6pm at Betts! @ The George Washington University

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What’s Inside the Secret Museum of Mankind? Find out Tuesday! Jonathan Meiburg will join Prof. Kip Lornell’s Ethnomusicology seminar Tuesday 10 March, 12:45 - 2:00 pm, Phillips Hall B120‬, to explore sustainable music-making + tracks from The Secret Museum of Mankind, a wild and mysterious compilation of early musical recordings from around the world. The full 8-volume set is available on Spotify, and held in reserve in Gelman Library on CD. But no homework required!
RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jonathan-meiburg-inside-the-secret-museum-an-ethnomusicology-seminar-tickets-94184860453?aff=erelpanelorg

PLUS, see link in bio for the Main Event Tues nite!

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Hey student musicians! Wanna know how to live a life in music? Come to Jonathan Meiburg’s master class, “Making (and not making) a living in music"
‪Monday 9 March, 7:15 - 8:30 pm, Thurston Hall Piano Lounge‬.
Meiburg's band Shearwater has released nine studio albums for Matador and Sub Pop records, including Palo Santo, Rook, The Golden Archipelago, Animal Joy, Fellow Travelers, and Jet Plane & Oxbow. In 2018 they re-created ‪David Bowie‬’s“Berlin” Trilogy of albums for WNYC’s New Sounds program (available on Bandcamp). Meiburg has collaborated with ‪ ‬, ‪ ‬, & ‬, and toured with ‪ , , , ‪ ‬, and ‪ ‬, and co-founded the band with members of . Join him to discuss the pitfalls and opportunities of pursuing a musical career in the digital age. Pizza provided! GW ID required.

RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jonathan-meiburg-making-and-not-making-a-living-in-music-a-master-class-tickets-94180367013?aff=erelpanelorg

Also! Link in bio to his BIG lecture/performance/reading Tues nite!

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Do striated caracaras enjoy poetry readings? Come find out Monday 9 March, 5:30-6:45 pm, Gelman Library 702‬, GW. ‘s Jonathan Meiburg will discuss researching & writing his forthcoming book, A Most Remarkable Creature: the Incredible Journey of the World's Most Intelligent Bird of Prey (Knopf), which describes the evolution of South America’s wildlife, landscapes & people through the eyes of the crow-like falcons called caracaras & Victorian-era naturalist William Henry Hudson. Meiburg’s travels led him to the outer Falkland Islands, the tropical forests of Guyana, & the volcanoes of the high Andes.

RSVP for a special surprise!: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jonathan-meiburg-science-writing-qa-writing-what-you-dont-know-tickets-94177789303?aff=erelpanelorg.

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RSVP link in bio. This is going to be a multi-sensory musical audio visual textual intellectual emotional artsy sciency writerly realist poetic global local experience.

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