Saturday, 26 March 2005
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The Beautiful Letdown
By Switchfoot
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26 March 2005 - D30, f/9 1/6s, ISO-400It is beautiful outside; I practiced for two hours in the company of trees and singing birds. The air was fresh and clean, the breeze cool to the fingers. In relaxed allegro assai, I began working on a passage of Bach, intending to string the passages together into the full movement but was often interrupted by epiphanies between measures of rhythmic string crossings.
Slowly the light of understanding illuminates a more full picture and deepens my appreciation for his music.
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There is a chance for strong thunderstorms tonight. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
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MEANS GREAT PICS FROM MAESTRO YOHANNIS!
Hey you actually can listen to the station online. It boasts High Definition Radio(HDR) or something like that. You won't be able to listen to it in LA cause it is a San Franscisco station. I was listening to it because I was in San Jose for spring break (that is home for me). However the station is the best I have heard and it features live recordings from the San Francisco Symphony every Tuesday nite.
Enjoy!
jv
Running through puddles in the rain!!!
I heard king mini (Vincent) speak here at my school. He works at MCAD in Mpls. So much talent and humour. It was great.
That picture (if done right) would look wonderful with charcoal. Very eligant.
not to sound so stupid.. i want to ask u a question...
i have never been to any formal concert.. always concert on the green or our school concert.. what's the proper procedure to a "formal" concert.
For my 18th b-day, which is 9 months away *never too early to plan for the hottest tickets to get!* I have planned to go down to LA Phil. Well, more like 5 days be4 my bday so my friends and I can catch Nadja Sonnenberg. Anyhow, i know the dress attire... but can you briefly describe what's going to happen a evening down at the symphony?