Articles by Eugene Lee
Eugene is CEO of Socialtext by day (ok and night too), and a chamber music pianist, former choral conductor and a cappella singer, voracious reader, enthusiastic golfer, amateur photographer, budding foodie, and recent opera fan at night and on weekends. Originally from Lexington, MA, he co-founded an email startup, and held executive positions at Cisco and Adobe before joining Socialtext as "CEO 2.0" in November 2007. He loves (almost) all kinds of music and has been successfully cajoled into singing karaoke. Eugene Lee (Twitter: @eugenelee)
First, some quotes about jealousy:
“Jealousy in romance is like salt in food. A little can enhance the savor, but too much can spoil the pleasure and, under certain circumstances, can be life-threatening.” –Maya Angelou
“O jealousy! thou magnifier of ...
For Mozart’s birthday the SF Symphony featured Michael Tilson Thomas, the symphony’s music director, playing and conducting Mozart’s Piano Concerto Number 23 in A Major, K 488, as well as two not frequently played works by Stravinsky – ...
Last night I attended SF Symphony’s Choral Christmas Spectacular. I was especially looking forward to this concert for two reasons – 1. I was a choral singer and conductor from high school through college ...
Last night I attended a concert by the San Francisco Symphony that was billed as “Beethoven’s 5th Symphony” but which also included Schubert’s Six German Dances D. 820 arranged by Anton von Webern, Webern’s Symphony, Opus 21, and ...
On Saturday November 21 I had the good fortune to take in SF Opera’s production of Otello, starring the South African tenor Johan Botha as Otello, Bulgarian soprano Zvetelina Vassileva as Otello’s doomed wife Desdemona, and Italian baritone ...
“What happens when you take the ‘bippity-boppity-boo’ out of Cinderella?” is Opera San Jose’s lead-in to their description of La Cenerentola by Gioacchino Rossini. We attended today’s performance on behalf of StarkSilverCreek and was curious to see ...
