Showing posts with label The Lord's Prayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Lord's Prayer. Show all posts

Thursday, April 21, 2011

April 21 - Not Maudlin, Down and Up


Reasonably clear Maundy Thursday for updating 21st-centurymusic.blogspot.com with an Avner Dorman item and find, thanks to Googling and Erling (interesting duo), that The International Music Source Library Project is indeed offline -- attacked by the MPA.  Proceed apace with linking the next four Variations and Theme movements (so, halfway through), page 4 of Psalm 53 composed, transfer Big Beat (Op. 39) from PC to Mac, bring the Camino Real: Block 7 video to 3:45, lay the groundwork for the Alden Jenks article for Grove Online / The Grove Dictionary of American Music, and belatedly bring the blog of 21st-Century Music January 2011 into the print version.  IMSLP back online later in the day, and upload The Lord's Prayer.  Finish the drafts of both Jenks and Becker while Harriet is at an Il Trovatore rehearsal in the evening.

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

April 20 - Slipping, Sliding


Link all the first four files of Variations and Theme (Op. 6) together, and get ready to post yesterday's The Lord's Prayer endeavors at the International Music Score Library Project, but cannot access the site (either it is down, or something local is askew) -- will perhaps have to move posting over to Scribd...  Also 21st-Century Music posting, page three of Psalm 53 composed, transferring over the files of Spectral Preludes (Op. 38), beginning the Grove Online / Grove Dictionary of American Music article on Dan Becker. and bringing the Camino Real: Block 7 video up to 3:30.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

April 19 - Highs and Lows


A daily 21st-Century Music update, composing second page of Psalm 53 (almost textually identical to Psalm 14) prepare pdf of The Lord's Prayer for posting at IMSLP, transfer At a Photo Shop (op. 37) from PC to Mac, take final efforts re the Melinda Wagner Grove American article, bring the Camino Real: Block 7 video up to 3:15, and begin merging pdf's of Variations and Theme at, appropriately enough, mergepdf.net.