I can hear one of those birds chirping away, and it makes me want to write a piece of music using bird noises. That would be a fun project. I want to include the peeper frogs, too. Sansa mp3 players have voice recorders that are very sensitive and great for this type of thing. And then there’s GarageBand, with its endless options. Yep. I’m going to make that a school project, haha. I love home schooling.
Speaking of which, school is going pretty well. I really enjoy psychology, and my music activities are more varied than ever, which is wonderful. I look forward to the hour a week I spend with Justice, my sweet, 4-year-old friend who has agenesis of the corpus callosum (she was born without the broad band of nerve fibers joining the two hemispheres of the brain [New Oxford American Dictionary], which means, I think, that the two sides have a hard time talking to each other. ) Anyway, that is the day we play music together.
Sorry about the change of font. I can’t figure out what I was using before.
The orchestra concert went well. According to our conductor it wasn’t as good as the dress rehearsal but still very good. I messed up a little on the sextet piece, partly because I had never played on that piano before, but we held it together. I doubt anybody noticed, anyway. Listen tohttp://itunes.apple.com/us/album/pierrot-lunaire-op-21-1912/id58103265?i=58103503 and see what I mean. You'll probably be glad you don’t have to listen to the whole thing. Needless to say, it was a learning experience. There’s a clarinet, violin, flute, cello, piano and singer in there. The string quartet played
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/string-quartet-no-3-mishima/id79033083?i=79033072 comes with its own set of difficulties. Our group did really well.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/string-quartet-no-3-mishima/id79033083?i=79033072 comes with its own set of difficulties. Our group did really well.
Well, that’s it for today. Adios.
