One-double-session crash review for most of the Music Theory Final -- in this nicely-crushed-down to 16-week semester, unfortunately interrupted by the cancellation-due-to-Camp-Fire-smoke on November 20 -- beginning with
Elton John's The Lion King (1991): Circle of Life, continuing with
Mark Alburger's Antigone, Op. 88 (2000): XII. The Pride of Oedipus and
Thom Yorke's Kid A (2000): Morning Bell, + a brief pitch from
Nick Vesallo re Composition Class to
our 20-strong class (in 16 years of teaching at DVC and probably before this as well, there always seems to be at least one instance when someone shows up in a Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon t-shirt, and this time it's Aine...) and excellent Student Composition III's, including those of
Max and
Noah, on this
again very early,
26th
day
of
fall,
high up 8 to 63
(locally and in Pleasant Hill) --
warmest
day
of
month
thus
far.
Edit, over various videos (above w/ music of Jerry Fielding, b. Joshua Itzak Feldman -- who knew?), page 77 new-edition Mice and Men, Op. 45 (1992): Act III and compose system 3
The Decameron, Op. 289 (2018)
100 Novels for Voices and Instruments, after the work (1353) of Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375)
Tenth Day - Novel III - Mitridanes, holding Nathan in despite, journeys with intent to kill him
