Good luck with Exam, Parts I-II! Had we been meeting live (and I've missed you all!), exams would have been this week -- respectively Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (today and the following two). As such, I would be returning Quiz 14 (21st-Century Music) to you, and this is what I will do via email for all on respective days above, or shortly thereafter... After this, I will be feverishly correcting exams, lecture notes, etc, and posting final grades on the DVC website, due sometime after 12 noon, Sunday, May 24. Before this latter date and time, I will be happy to continue to receive any last minute work!
All best!
Mark
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As Spring classes wind down,
Summer ones will soon be upon us,
so continuing right on,
producing video re
Music History, Op. 335
I. "Prehistoric" Music
1f. Solfege to Score
Rodgers - The Sound of Music: Do-Re-Mi;
Guido d'Arezzo - Hymn to St. John;
Solfege, Accidentals;
Richard Strauss -
Also Sprach Zarathustra: Introduction (in Score)
with connections to other composers including
Johann Sebastian Bach,
Ludwig van Beethoven, and
Dmitri Shostakovich.
Onward!
Pony Expressward (kinda), with Harriet,
Pedrick Vineyard Mailboxes Parking to
Putah Creek and the Yolo Border.
Return
in
view
of
Mt. Diablo,
the Lagoon and Vaca Mountains,
Berryessa Gap, and
Rocky Ridge,
Auto
yo-yo
downa
freeway
onna
59th day of summer,
high up 4 to
77 (75 in Dixon), with another addition to
Book of Dreams, Op. 277
2020
May 19-20
10am Tiburon House on Bay by Creeek, Triple Boat Going Down, Then Letter,
Tiny Doll in Miniature Craft, I Go Out for Walk Down There w/ Double Walking Sticks,
Tide Out re Creek, Walking on Dry Pavement, Yet In re Bay Water Level, Quite High,
Miniature Talking Lion on Stick, Cultured, Wants to Eat Me When He Grows Up,
Try to Destroy Him, But Difficult, Walking Upslope Back to House….
