Stumbling
I found some code to install on this thing but when I put it in, my template looked funny so I took it out again.
I'm not sure what it does anyway.
Nice concert Sunday;
Philharmonia Northwest still great. Robert Silverman rocked Beethoven's fifth piano concerto. Marjorie Merryman's Windhover was a nice representation of meteorological unrest. I'm still not up to speed on the Russians, I wanted to add something to Shostakovich's 9th Symphony but I don't know what.
Robert Silverman's embouchure is not as great as Jeremy Denk's but the piece was a winner nontheless.
Also...New Link....John Adams (and friends)
John Adams
Back to work....
I'm not sure what it does anyway.
Nice concert Sunday;
Philharmonia Northwest still great. Robert Silverman rocked Beethoven's fifth piano concerto. Marjorie Merryman's Windhover was a nice representation of meteorological unrest. I'm still not up to speed on the Russians, I wanted to add something to Shostakovich's 9th Symphony but I don't know what.
Robert Silverman's embouchure is not as great as Jeremy Denk's but the piece was a winner nontheless.
Also...New Link....John Adams (and friends)
Back to work....
posted by Lane Savant at 10:37 AM
3 Comments:
Another of life's little
lessons, for sure. I had a nice
comment going here and then
I kept looking at the John Adams link, which perked up my
curiousity, and I clicked on it.
HELL MOUTH is an interesting
blog; another find for Savant--
but of course the body of my
comment was deleted by those
pesky cyber gnomes. Stupidity
has a bitter taste this early
in the morning. What code?
Is the "thing" your computer?
What's up with Jeremy these
days? I suppose I could follow
your link to his blog and
find out, but who has the time
for such frivolity? We had
a power outage for several
hours last night ,and so my
clock was not funtional this
AM, and I overslept, had to
rush about resetting clocks,
hoping not to rouse Melva.
I am trying to tape Robert
Mitchum in the 1959 lost
western classic, THE WONDERFUL
COUNTRY today, and had to
reprogram the VCR before I
was fully conscious; great
fun. Driving in was like
a boat race. The squall was
something out of the South
Pacific with monsoon tattooed
on its chest, Christ. I had
to actually use an umbrella
walking in from the car, and
it turned inside out with
the wind gusts; probably broke
it. I was able to post four
more great Cortney Bledsoe
poems on FFTR yesterday. He
had a link to them on his
site, published in Pank
Magazine. I am still finding
the bizarre poetry of Duane
Locke out there. The stats
say he has published literally
thousands of poems, so at some
point I guess I will become
disenchanted and just walk
away from the professor.
In my peek over on Hell Mouth,
I liked the snippet I read on
a piece comparing music to
poetry and literature. I may
have to return to it and find
the essence. Well, it is
Tuesday, and the office calls.
Glenn
The code was for "Stumble it" or something. I stuck it in my template but it looked wrong somehow so I took it out.
I'm not sure what it is supposed to do but it's billed as a way to increase site exposure.
Jeremy Denk has not posted anything new for quite awhile.
But I have.
Hallo, Lane!
The "Philharmonia Northwest" sounds like a good group to be Composer-in-Residence to; have you tried?? That is THE best way to get your works (as they deserve to be!!!!!!!!!) performed in public!!
Tschüß (und "toi,toi,toi, as they say here),
Anonomann
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