Play-In Week was terrific. Everyone who participated made a ton of progress. We recorded over an hour of music. I will be mastering and making the cds in the coming weeks.
In Toronto there are public pianos anyone can use. The instruments blur the lines between art and music. Each piano is decorated by a different country. An innovative way to bring more live music into public spaces.
Just a reminder. Registration for Concerto Workshop is due next week.
Remember, Play in Week is next week. If you have lost your schedule, you can get a new one here. Play In Week Schedule
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My brother took some pictures that blur the lines between art and music.
Last night my hosts took me out to Spirit Mound ( a sacred site for the natives and Lewis and Clark killed there first bison around that area) and we walked to the top and enjoyed a lightning show in the distance. I’ve been so lucky with great people taking me in to there homes and sharing about the places they live. I had my first good breakfast of the trip at Cafe Brûlée and it didn’t break the bank. After, I went to the the National Music Museum at the University of South Dakota. ( Tom Brokaw went there) Had a great time looking at a broad range of instruments and wished could have spent a bit more time enjoying the museum. After enjoying the instruments, my host (who works at the university) met me for a coffee and then I hit the road and stopped in the town…
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Music Camp Concert on Friday
5:30 Beginners
5:50 Juniors
6:15 Seniors
6:45 Full Orchestra
Since each group will play after the proceeding group has finished, all of the concert times are approximate.
Camper Instructions
Wear your camp T-shirt.
Beginners report at 5:15
Juniors report at 5:25
Seniors and Full Orchestra report at 6:00.
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I don’t know which of us was more surprised when we went to take the trash out!
Bird in Can
12/8/12 and 12/21/12
