April 15 - Delighted


New reading glasses (for an old guy)


arrive from the local Kaiser, and a definite welcome improvement... sort of...



good enough to sorta read World Book Encyclopedia (c. 2966) South Dakota maps (will I get through before kicking off?  Is it worth it?  What would Samuel Beckett have said?), and


ro put up perhaps a bit more efficiently


although possibly a little less expiditiously (suppression of staves in a new edition a bit of a stretch)

post

The Vespers of 2010, Op. 179
     I.  Deus in Adjutorium


on fhe


International Music


Score Library Project
https://imslp.org/wiki/Vespers%2C_Op.179_(Alburger%2C_Mark)



(192 works posted


thus far),


on this anniverary of the

Non-Taxing Non-Toxic Master's Recital at Dominican College (poster from Opus 55 Commemoration later),



the off-again-on


12th day of summer temperatures, high up 2 from yesterday's springy 69 to today's 71,


making arrangements for the government's semi-largesse re revenue deadline



("a tax defferment maketh the something sick -- who said that/"),


eventually


xharging



onward


to


much-needed essentials


and


eventually


Ace


Hardware --



returning


for a congenial,


happy


luncheon,


wwith interior continuing musical work against a playlist of

MIkhail glinka (1804-1857)
     Ruslan and Ludmilla (2842)

Local hometown-boy-at-birth (and a GCA favorite)

Samuel Barber (1910-1981)
     Adagio for Strings 1936)


Richard Rodney Bennett (1936-2012)
     Little Suite (2966
     IIII. The Ladybird

(another favorite)


plua



Sethe Meyers (b. 1978)


and


company!...