Showing posts with label Arisa Vita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arisa Vita. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2019

Ari's Concert on Cape Heron


A couple weeks ago, Virtual Ability had a conference with a number of speakers. But events like those are not the only events the community has. Virtual pianist Ari (Arisia Vita), whom has played in places like Creations for Parkinson's and the VWBPE, has been doing performances at the Cape Heron sim. Deaflegacy has been at the events, and recently wrote about one.

Read Deaflegacy's story in People.

Monday, March 4, 2019

Ari at Creations Park


Ari (Arisia Vita) has been playing the piano for some time in Second Life. Among the places he plays at is Creations Park. Newser writer Deaflegacy was recently there to see one of his performances, and noticed he was getting some assistance from one lady: Carleonie. Following the performance, Deaflegacy met up with them, and interviewed them.

Read Deaflegacy's story in People.

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

What Is A True Friend In Second Life?


With contact lists sometimes called "friend lists," it seems what a friend is has gotten a little fuzzy. But when a person isn't just someone you know but likes you, what makes a friend genuinely a true friend. Deaflegacy pondered the question, and asked a few friends of hers about what they felt it meant.

Read the story in People.

Monday, June 11, 2018

Ari at Cape Heron


Deaflegacy recently had a friend of hers playing in her community at Virtual Ability: Arisia Vita. Better known as "Ari," he has played piano music in places such as Creations for Parkinson's, and events such as the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education conference. Deaflegacy had a few words with the people gathering around as they listened to the tunes.

Read Deaflegacy's story in People.

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Duets With Ari


Deaflegacy's favorite musician in Second Life would be Ari (Arisia Vita). She recently had a chance to perform a duet with him. Soon after, she had another. So how did they go?

Read Deaflegacy's article in People.