Monthly Archives: August 2007

Click here to subscribe to the blog by email! Make bets with your friends on what time I’ll get my piece posted every day! Another piece with sleep/dream-related theme today — I guess you could say I’m following that old … Continue reading →

Click here to subscribe to the blog by email! Make bets with your friends on what time I’ll get my piece posted every day! Soooo tired! I haven’t slept too well the past couple nights, and the past two days’ … Continue reading →

Click here to subscribe to the blog by email! Make bets with your friends on what time I’ll get my piece posted every day! When I lived in San Diego (which was until about 3 months ago!) I was attending … Continue reading →

Howdy, folks! If you haven’t already done so, subscribe to email updates so you can track exactly what time I get my piece posted everyday! The post will come straight to your inbox! Click here to subscribe. Thanks! In 1912, … Continue reading →

The Peregrine Muse I mentioned on Day 11 that I love the viola. But I have to confess that my affections are divided. I really can’t pick just one favorite instrument, any more than I could limit myself to one … Continue reading →

There are a few of my favorite intervals… A couple of days ago I talked about our friend Arnold Schönberg, and the musical ills he’s been blamed for — unfairly, in my view. It is true, though, that he was … Continue reading →

An online buddy of mine, the hilarious and award-winning blogger known as Bill in Portland Maine, listened to the piece for Day 6, and commented that it reminded him of the score for the film JFK. Taking a cue from … Continue reading →

Triskaidekaphobia! Since today is Day 13 of the Project, I naturally started thinking about Arnold Schönberg, who is generally held responsible for the invention of 12-tone music, also known as serialism. He was also scared to death of the number … Continue reading →

I thought about doing something with another hymn tune today — the one I had in mind was Be Thou My Vision, which is one of my favorites. And it would have satisfied the Celtic requirement from Andy’s request, because … Continue reading →