Dashing through the early morning
blue and gray,
over the
Sulfur
Springs
Mountains and
Napa River Bridge to the
Crestwood
Open
Space
again
for
the
weekly
rendezvous
with
Crystal and Stanley, there are changes afoot and poignant issues at hand, followed by errands, including picking up the belated January 2011 issue of 21st-Century Music at the printers,
before heading back for the afternoon's activities, including:
Finishing Psalm 56 (Op. 187, No. 16) (transcribing King David: XIII from Sibelius to Encore -- 6 pages total)
Creating a pdf of Four Processions (Op. 12): II
Transferring The Creation (Op. 93) from PC to Mac
Uploading a 14th clip to the ongoing Camino Real: Block 9 (Op. 110)
Late afternoon blitz to the library for the week's video fix for Harriet, including The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (Tennessee Williams, 1950 / 1961)
A Room with a View (E.M. Forster, 1904 / 2007),
San Francisco (1936),
The Scarlet Empress (1934), and
The Sea of Grass (1947).
In the evening,
off
again,
now
to Vallejo
for
Bay
Area
Stage's
production
of
Andrew
Lloyd
Webber's
Jesus
Christ
Superstar -- a fine production, with respectable singing, an intriguing electronic score, and impressive sets.
Now at 495 MB (48.41%) of the 1024 MB -- a comfortable week behind projected usage.
