October 16 - A Picture Is Worth
A private soiree at Roxx in Martinez, holding a wake for Tony March (1945-2021) --
down
beauteous
I-
80
over
the
Vaca Mountains
through
Fairfield,
unto
Cordelia
Junction
bending
southwest
on
680,
over
Benicia Bridge,
making
our
way via
Marina Vista
and Main
to
a popular-music restaurant
transformed
tonight
into
a
family
memorial
to
Harriet's brother /
Maria's husband --
and
we
pay
tribute
to
a
life
well-lived,
in
the military,
California,
Oregon,
as
we
share
a
delightful
and
serious
situational
mindfulness
conviviality,
moments
of
craziness,
a
delicious
sumptuous
repast,
with
another
main
element
being
the
presentation
of
brother
Rodie's
1990
abstract
portrait --
and
it
is very
well-received (having have been displayed at our house for the past couple of years).
Time
to
head
out
for
the
group
group
photo
at
top --
bidding
our
final-
for-
now
farewells --
on
the
227th day of summer,
high down 7 to 74
(Fairfield, 72
Martinez, 67)
Back
on
680 North
in sunset
and
fading
light,
with the talisman of
Tony faithfully in tow, so to speak,
returning to
place
2017, Op. 261 (2017)
on the Complete Works site, and
edit page 36
Harp Concerto ("Ballerina"), Op. 124 (2004)
I. Allegro giusto
to a playlist of
Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Symphony No. 7 in E Major (1883)
Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924)
Symphony No. 5 in D Major, Op. 58 (1894)
Wilhelm Stenhammer (1871-1927)
Symphony No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 34 (1915)
Hugo Alfven (1874-1960)
The Mountain King, Op. 37 (1923)
Darius Milhaud (1892-1974)
Suite Francaise, Op. 248 (1944, hmm, evidently one good mountain pictures suffices for two pieces) and
Trevor Noah (watch out for that tee)!...