Instagram story viewer> @sopdcop> Posts

Sophia Dorothy

@sopdcop

1.2K

followers

1424

following

woodwinds n mandolins (^_^)

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

MY LAST DAYS ON EARTH
EASTMAN OCTAVE MANDOLIN
#newenglandmusic #massmusic #supercool #cool #music #musician #music #livemusic #independentartist #art #artist #ctmusicscene #massmusic #bluegrass #billmonroe by @sopdcop

68

7

2 years ago

Can't beat that sax face lol. by @sopdcop

65

4

10 months ago

In a January 1972 interview with Melody Maker Bowie explains that "we have created a new kind of person in a way. We have created a child who will be so exposed to the media that he will be lost to his parents by age 12". He adds "all the things we can't do they will". In 1976 Bowie said "a lot of the songs do in fact deal with some kind of schizophrenia, or alternating id problems, and 'Pretty Things' is one of them." Remarking on the 'crack in the sky' mentioned in the song Bowie said "According to Jung, to see cracks in the sky is not, is not really quite on. And I did, you know, the sky for me representing something solid that could be cracked and I still had a dome over the world which again I found out was just my own repressions".

Carr and Murray state that the lyrics herald "the impending obsolescence of the human race in favour of an alliance between arriving aliens and the youth of the present society." O'Leary states that the song contains "more acceptance than dread", with a blunt note being "the earth is a bitch". He comments on Bowie's indifferent delivery of the line "all the nightmares came today / And it looks as though they're here to stay", which he compares to Black Sabbath. In his analysis, the song praises the children that will replace us, but because they will suffer the same fate as us, there's no reason to fear the upcoming apocalypse. by @sopdcop

3

3

3 days ago

Sights and sounds from an amazing night at the Wolf Den!

Thanks to @eriklorch for capturing the photos and Scott Medeiros for recording—which you can hear in full at archive.org!

Onward and upward—big show announcement tomorrow! by @sopdcop

73

2

7 days ago

The Grand Wazoo is the eleventh album by The Mothers, sixteenth overall by Frank Zappa, released in November 1972. It was written and recorded during Zappa's period of convalescence after being assaulted in December 1971 in London, UK.
Along with its predecessor Waka/Jawaka (July 1972), this album represents Zappa's foray into big band music, the logical progression from Hot Rats (1969) (which used a much smaller lineup). This was the last release on Zappa's own Bizarre Records label. by @sopdcop

50

5

11 days ago

A little behind the scenes action and sneak peak as some of the performers of "GLAABB" partake in a jam session prior to theirshow this Saturday!

Featured Here:
@timpalmieri on Guitar
@berryonthebass on Bass
@sopdcop On Vocals/Sax/Clarinet

Reserve your tickets now! Link in Bio or head over to the @the_grove_ct page!

GLAABB will be playing 5–8PM as part of this special fundraiser for Jazz Is New Haven, with live music, food, drinks, wellness activities, and good people all afternoon.

📍 theYurt at theGrove — Chester, CT
📅 Saturday, October 10th
⭐ Wellness Oasis - 4pm
^Featuring CWNCH & Spine-A-Liner!
⏰ GLAABB Show— 5–8PM

Limited space in the Yurt, so grab your spot ahead of time! taken in Chester, Connecticut by @sopdcop

156

10

11 days ago

Pedagogy (/ˈpɛdəɡɒdʒi, -ɡoʊdʒi, -ɡɒɡi/), most commonly understood as the approach to teaching, is the theory and practice of learning, and how this process influences, and is influenced by, the social, political, and psychological development of learners. Pedagogy, taken as an academic discipline, is the study of how knowledge and skills are imparted in an educational context, and it considers the interactions that take place during learning. Both the theory and practice of pedagogy vary greatly as they reflect different social, political, and cultural contexts. by @sopdcop

33

1

12 days ago

Mohegan Sun -- She Sings Dylan by @sopdcop

25

0

12 days ago

Are islands innovation hubs?
Unlike their mainland kin, white-faced capuchin monkeys (Cebus imitator) living on the islands of Jicarón and Coiba, in Panama, habitually use stone tools. This gives capuchins efficient access to invertebrate prey and allows them to incorporate new fruits and nuts into their diets. But, how and why are only a few groups of capuchins in the Coiban archipelago developing this tradition? Across species, we see that tool use is over-represented on islands. What ecological aspects of island living make Coiba National Park the only place in the world where capuchins in the genus Cebus use stone tools?
We aim to understand why only some groups of capuchins on these islands use tools and others do not, despite having access to the required resources. What are the barriers to the transmission of this skill? Why do only males seem to use stone-tools? One tantalizing possibility is that female capuchins on the Coiban archipelago might have become the dispersing sex. Since females do not seem to use tools, such a reversal of philopatry could explain why the tool-use tradition remains restricted to a small number of groups and has not spread throughout the population. To answer these questions, we are surveying broader areas, and analyzing genetic relatedness within and among groups. by @sopdcop

31

5

12 days ago

Three musicians walk into a barn...
OG music 🥰 by Sophia (me!) :)

Sean Elkind on keys (not pictured)
Skye Stephens on guitar
Kade Parkin on drums
James Rafferty on bass
Sophia Coppola on mandolin by @sopdcop

110

9

4 months ago

So much fun with Max Creek and their percussion collective at Strangecreek - thanks for inviting me :) by @sopdcop

24

5

4 months ago

There’s just something about Jerry Garcia Band music that feels like summer.

On June 25th, McNulty’s Dead returns to celebrate the songs, soul, and spirit of JGB at New Park Brewing.

Featuring:
⚡ Bill Carbone (@max_creek)
⚡ Kiran Edwards (@residualgroove)
⚡ Miles Livolsi
⚡ Sophia Copolla

Doors 6PM | Show 7PM
🎟️ $15

Come sing, dance, and spend an evening with the music that continues to bring the people together.

#JerryGarciaBand #McNultysDead #NewParkBrewing #JGB #GratefulDeadFamily LiveMusicCT ConnecticutMusic JamScene Garcia Deadhead by @sopdcop

45

2

4 months ago