I used the necessary, had a glass of oj and my levithyroxine and sat down in the recliner
More get-better health vibes for the DRAT! THE CAT! leading lady.
More get-better health vibes for the DRAT! THE CAT! leading lady.
DITTO!
More get-better health vibes for the DRAT! THE CAT! leading lady.
DITTO!
TRITTO!
i had a wonderful 2-hour session with Joe, my student. We went through "Roses of Picardy" for the last time. I pointed ot several sections I thought might be over0orchestrated and suggested he hear them in rehearsal and decide rather than thin them out. We went on to "Auld Lang Syne," which he had told me was an audience singalong. I thought the orchestration was too light, and he confessed the soloist was singing it and they hoped the audience would sing along.
Then we looked at an arrangement Joe's writing of the Sailor's Hornpipe. He's about 2/3 through it and I was more enthusiastic about it than he is. We focused on the section he did not like and then discussed where it was going. He's very talented.
More work and income vibes for Elmore!
I slept very well after4 the mess the night before. I can't remember a single dream but "Indian Love Call" keeps running through my head. Not the famous "when I'm calling you-oo-oo-oo-oo" but the verse "When the long lagoon stirs in the spring . . ."
DR John G, I got you a reference book!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7943.0;attach=26096)
DR John G, I got you a reference book!
The shrimp mac and cheese turned out very well.
And it is raining so I can't mow the grass!
The shrimp mac and cheese turned out very well.
And it is raining so I can't mow the grass!
I slept very well after4 the mess the night before. I can't remember a single dream but "Indian Love Call" keeps running through my head. Not the famous "when I'm calling you-oo-oo-oo-oo" but the verse "When the long lagoon stirs in the spring . . ."
I love that part of the song, especially when sung by Julie Andrews and Giorgio Tozzi.
When I was in college, I took an orchestrating class that (if I remember correctly) was just the instructor reading the book. ::)
Some of the students decided to file a complaint and I think only then did he start to interact with us and actually teach in the class.
Not because of that, but I did not become an orchestrator, nor did I have any affinity for orchestrating.
Quelle surprise! ;)
Is it still Firday?
I slept very well after4 the mess the night before. I can't remember a single dream but "Indian Love Call" keeps running through my head. Not the famous "when I'm calling you-oo-oo-oo-oo" but the verse "When the long lagoon stirs in the spring . . ."
I love that part of the song, especially when sung by Julie Andrews and Giorgio Tozzi.
That's my favorite recording of Rose-Marie!
I slept very well after4 the mess the night before. I can't remember a single dream but "Indian Love Call" keeps running through my head. Not the famous "when I'm calling you-oo-oo-oo-oo" but the verse "When the long lagoon stirs in the spring . . ."
I love that part of the song, especially when sung by Julie Andrews and Giorgio Tozzi.
That's my favorite recording of Rose-Marie!
My favorite too.
Is it still Firday?
It has never been Firday. Except in the pines, in the pines, where the sun never shines.
Our leading lady is still sick, not feeling better, and petrified her voice will not make it through the weekend. Trying to find her a good ENT who can give her a shot of Cortisone today or tomorrow.
I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep.
Our leading lady is still sick, not feeling better, and petrified her voice will not make it through the weekend. Trying to find her a good ENT who can give her a shot of Cortisone today or tomorrow.
DR George, did you receive an email from the Pierce Library?
"On April 28, 2025, the Library System will cancel holds that should not have shown as available. If you did place a hold on such a title, your account will show that the title is no longer available."
Our leading lady is still sick, not feeling better, and petrified her voice will not make it through the weekend. Trying to find her a good ENT who can give her a shot of Cortisone today or tomorrow.
Still, Keith managed to get Wordle in three today.
DR George, did you receive an email from the Pierce Library?
"On April 28, 2025, the Library System will cancel holds that should not have shown as available. If you did place a hold on such a title, your account will show that the title is no longer available."
No. I didn't get an e-mail like that. :-\ I wonder what title(s) it(they) could've been.
Still, Keith managed to get Wordle in three today.
Good for Keith!
Friday evening greetings! Since I posted here last we’ve had a delightful trip to Wheaton, Illinois, to spend Easter weekend with our granddaughters and their parents. We got home Monday evening and have been quite tired all week.
DR George, did you receive an email from the Pierce Library?
"On April 28, 2025, the Library System will cancel holds that should not have shown as available. If you did place a hold on such a title, your account will show that the title is no longer available."
No. I didn't get an e-mail like that. :-\ I wonder what title(s) it(they) could've been.
If you didn't get the email I suppose you don't have any of the titles. I hope they do as promised and let me know which titles they remove.
DR George, did you receive an email from the Pierce Library?
"On April 28, 2025, the Library System will cancel holds that should not have shown as available. If you did place a hold on such a title, your account will show that the title is no longer available."
No. I didn't get an e-mail like that. :-\ I wonder what title(s) it(they) could've been.
If you didn't get the email I suppose you don't have any of the titles. I hope they do as promised and let me know which titles they remove.
It all sounds intriguing!
More vibes for Sydney!
Neighbors/friends we see at the gym just checked to see if we are ok since we haven't been there.
Sydney came through with flying colors - no one knew she was sick. I could hear the nasal stuff and she was careful on the songs, but boy did she nail the money note on I Like Him. We did raise the mic level a bit.
I've been told my any number of Group Rep members that they think this is the best production the theater has ever done.
And we got the final news that we'll be doing the show I've been mentoring for the past two years either in mid-January or very early February. We'll go into rehearsal in early November so we allow plenty of time for the holidays. It's a really interesting two-act play with music - twelve songs, I think - it's very funny but its themes have a serious undertone.