Harriet and I trying out various sartorial looks in preparation for the big event tomorrow,
out
together
for
relevant
errands,
on the 9th day of spring,
high down 1 to 58.
Before all this, Zoom Davis Community Presbyterian Church, with
Chris Erdman and
Eunbee Ham, followed by the
Cafe, where we relate news of the upcoming joining.
After, more pre-marital bliss, including composing page 2
English Folk Song Suite Revisited, Op. 377 (January 8, 2022)
I. I'll Be Seventeen Come Sunday / Pretty Caroline / Dives and Lazarus
and inscribing more text for
Book of Dreams, 2022, Op. 376 (2022)
January 8-9
3am Various Conspiracies, Put On Like Gloves and Slippers, Across Southern Michigan...
8am A Large Antique Theory Classroom -- Length of Two w/ Interviening Doorway in Middle -
I Volunteer to Do Dictation, Mostly a Good Job, But Many Initial Mistakes,
Sometimes Not Large Enough, Stem Directions,
Eventually Join Students Busy Sitting On Desk Near Front,
a Television Off (AV Equip) Halfway Down,
Speculate that in Old Days There Must Have Been No Bathroom Breaks,
as Latecomers, etc., Would Disturb Class Next to Hallway When Processing
to More Distant One... Before This, Moving on One's Back Along a Street,
Keeping a Sheet Often Between Body and Hot Asphalt Pavement,
Some Form of Exercise... at One Point, Semi-Squeezing Between Car and Curb,
Distant Neighbors Intrigued... Bug on the Wall, Waiting to Be Obliterated...
+ more wedding work & general catch-up, in tandem with Margaret Hoover and Adam Kinzinger on Firing Line,
the Huell Howser China Camp episode from yesterday, again (wanted to catch the junk-view offshore shot of environs),
Nova Deadliest Volcanoes (OK, a little sensationalist in the title, but informative w/ great scenery),
Aaram Khachaturian - Gayne (1942),
family zoom, where, for the first time, we get to meet the charming and wonderful Summer (!),
the fine second episode of the 2021 revisionist take on Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days (1872).
Benjamin Britten's Suite on English Folk Tunes (A Time There Was), Op. 90 (1974), and
Eduard Tubin's Symphony No. 5 in B Minor (1948)...