Heroically down the freeway towards Diablo for yesterday's Music Theory content today (on what may be the last day of summerlike temperatures for the season, given the weather report): to wit, Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story: Cool as intervallic and tone-row demonstration, Mark Alburger's San Fernando Hub: I. Fresno to round out round 2 of compositions, and Jester Hairston's Elijah Rock for Dictation / Board-Harmony.
Home to grade papers thereafter, then
back
over
80
and
and 680 for the
evening class, proceeding from Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto: Act III, Storm to Giacomo Puccini's La Boheme: Act II, with South African and Native American Music along the way -- at the same time looking ahead to the
Early 20th Century and back to past weeks via
make-up quizzes. Home again for typical late-night musical actvities re Aerial Requiem pdf page 2 and composition of The Cop and the Anthem (36) and Psalm 78 (2).
