Thank you for for this. As someone who is transition (who isn't anyway?) it's wonderful to hear something that can open your heart.
me | 07.07.07 - 11:34 am | #

Music was such a large part of my coming of age and becoming aware of the wider world, I once swore I would never let myself be out of touch with it. Much to my dismay, that is exactly what has happened. I still take comfort in the music of my college days, but I am almost completely disconnected from current trends and styles. I have turned into my parents.

Thanks, Doc. I can't wait to hear more.

Selah.
CAGary | 07.07.07 - 12:20 pm | #

Thank you - just beautiful, and very welcome.
Sarah Deere, One Pissed-Off Gr | 07.07.07 - 3:15 pm | #

I've been to several VT concerts in Rochester. She's a real treasure.
scarfiotti | 07.08.07 - 4:02 am | #

I'm more than taken with her music. The YouTubes of her in the recording studio reveal a woman of uncommon grace and power. A role model, even for a middle-aged lady like me.

Thanks for bringing her to the Lake!
cherish | 07.08.07 - 8:23 am | #

I freakin' love Vienna Teng and cannot wait to see her live. We have all of her CD's and play them endlessly. What a talent.
Scout | Homepage | 07.11.07 - 12:11 pm | #

Thanks for this, Jesse. I've been a fan of her music since hearing about her at angryasianman.com, and was lucky enough to catch her in concert a few times at UT. (Glad to see this site, which I heard about over at dkos - it just took me a while to be able to comment without thinking about Steve and TNB with a big hole in my heart.)
ranasinlengua | 07.12.07 - 3:16 pm | #