June 2 - Once More, With Conducting


Looking forward to this Sunday at Davis Community Presbyterian Church, where the DCC Chamber Choir will recapitulate (twice!)

Aerial Requiem, Op. 27 (1985)
     X. Agnus Dei

now with Emma at the piano and the composer conducting...


The rest of the program, mostly featuring the Chancel Choir, should prove engaging as well, if this rehearsal is any indication,


and we feel secure and ready,


on this



91st day of summer,


high down 3 to 93


(94 in Davis) -- the birthdays of


Edward Elgar (1857-1934),


Sally Kellerman (1937-2022), and


Stacy Keach (b. 1941, narrator of Eric Salzman [1933-2007] - The Nude Paper Sermon, 1969), +


workday re editing pages 4-5 o'

Bassoon Concerto ("Grandmorther"), Op. 120 (2004)
     I. Allegro

updating Complete Works page w/r/t


Waiting for Godot, Op. 128 (2005, after Samuel Beckett),

and doing what comes unnaturally in the realm as to

Book of Dreams, 2022, Op. 376 (2022)
     June 1-2
          3am Dirty Utensils Directly in the Drawer... Is That Just Something We Do in Our Family,
               or Is It Universal?...
          4am Go Up Ladder, Losing Balance a Bit, Into Hole of Cave, Lifting Up w/ All Arm Strength,
              Then I Realize I Don't Have to Work So Hard, Because It's Only a Dream,
              Worried About Losing Camera, Falling Out of Breast Pocket Into Rocky, Uneaven,
              Stony Floor of Cave...
           10am Horses on the Street in the European-American Way, in a British-Style World...


There's also the almost-weekly SHS Zoom, and


Cliff sending a link


about his


upcoming


month


sojourn in


Bali, Indonesia,


under the auspices of WiFi Tribe...


and who knows where he may be bound after this?...

June 1 - Yes, Indeed!


Still more birthday celebrations with


Cliff,


on the


90th day of


summer,


high up 5 to 96 --


marking the birthdays of Mikhail Glink (1804-1857),


Nelson Riddle (1921-1935),


Andy Griffith (1926-2012), +


editing page 3

Bassoon Concerto ("Grandmorther"), Op. 120 (2004)
     I. Allegro

coming up w/ cover and


Complete Works page re


12 Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 127 (2005),

and

textually devising

Book of Dreams, 2022, Op. 376 (2022)
     May 31 - June 1
          12noon "Deal?" -- "Deal?!  You've Called Me 'Dear', You've Never Called Me 'Deal'!" --
               "Dad, You Know What I Want to Do?  Paint a Fence White"... "A Good Example of
                Parent-aling"... "What Good Is That If It Gets Shared / Shelled / Shelved Away?"
          4pm Tender Caresses in Nooks and Crannies...
          7am Oboe Concerto Score on YouTube w/ Inaccurate, Too-High, Varied Notes...
          8am Cult Religioon Breaking Up, Manifesting Splits of Dems / Reps / Protestants / Catholics,
                and, of Course, There's Notation Involved, On Musescore w/ Need for Different Spacing...


All manner of other occurances, including


a fire at


Sears Point,


another shootng,


now at a Tulsa hospital,


F.J. Haydn (1732-1809) - Keyboard Concerto No. 11 in D Major (1782): II. Poco Adagio,


Peter Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) - The Nutcracker (1892): Chinese Dance,


the Republican Party's evil plan to


contest future elections


on a national scale,


Enrique Granados (1867-1916) - 12 Danzas Espanolas (1890): V. Mazurca,


Erkki Melartin (1875-1937) - Sleeping Beauty (1904): Butterfly Waltz,



Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari (1878-1948) - Der Schmuck der Madonna (The Jewels of the Madonna, 1911),


Leo Weiner (1885-1960) - Csongor and Tunde Suite, Op. 10b,


Gene Roddenberry (1921-1991) - Star Trek (1966): Season 1, Production 17. Shore Leave,


Family Zoom,


doing some geographic comparisons on MapFight,


Michael Nyman (b. 1944) - Hotel de la Ville (2010),


a California judge delivering a ruling against the Lying Psychopath Insurrectionist,


his insane minion Cleta Mitchell (b. 1950) again up to no good,


a reading from bell hook (1952-2021) - All About Love 2000) from


Harriet


and


Cliff --


as we eagerly look forward to more from the January 6 Committee!