Back at Wyatt Deck Piano, elsewhere in Davis, and home for filming re
Music History, Op. 335
III. Medieval Music I (2. Romanesque to Gothic)
2d. Crusades
School of Compostela - Cunctipotens Genitor; France - Dance Royale I;
Hildegard von Bingen - O Successores
finishing this and continuing the process re
IV. Medieval Music II (1. Ars Antiqua)
1a. Troubadours
Guiraut de Bornelh - Reis Glorios (Glorious King);
Raimbaut de Vaqueiras - Kalenda Maya (The First of May)
1b. Trobairitz, Trouveres
Beatriz,
Comtessa de Dia
(Countess of Die) -
I Must Sing,
Though I'd Rather Not;
Richard Coeur-de-Lion (the Lionheart) - Ja Nuns Hons Pris (No Captive Knows);
Conon de Bethune - Ahi! Amours (Alas, Love)
1c. Song and Dance
France - Chansonier Cange; England - Estampie
1d. Manuscrit du Roi
Bagpipe and Shawm Dances; Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Estampies Real
1e. Duet Dance
France - Ductia (6 Versions!); Mark Alburger - History Phases, Op. 153: XII
1f. Gothic Ecstasy
Colin Muset - Chansonnette; Liturgical Drama - The Play of Daniel;
Perotin - Hec Dies (2 Versions)
Decidedly different Fourth,
walking,
with
Harriet,
in
Davis,
a Near-Pony-Express-Experience,
on E Street, north from Second, past De Vere's Irish Pub,
to Third and
back adjacent to a closed BurgerIM (Tel Aviv chain who's name, Burgerim, is Hebrew for lots of burgers, and is evidently in lots of trouble, far beyond Davis).
Auto return is a kind of reverse-recapitulation of route thus far: past a horsie,
cowie, and
llamaie --
on Hutchison...
then Campbell,
Sievers
(ground zero hop stakes for Ruhstaller Farm -- which has acres adjacent to I-80 north of Kidwell / Pedrick, advertising "We grow beer"),
Pitt School,
Nunes (not Devin, we hope)
orchards,
O'day over
Sweeney Creek,
Lewis,
Weber (another ale locality -- SBC, Solano Brewing Company),
Kilkenny sunflowers -- much with a background of Mt. Diablo, Lagoon / Vaca Mountains, English Hills, etc.
104th day of summer, high up 8 to 98 (Dixon, 93; Davis, 97)...
the froth and substance of a Metropolitan Opera production rebroadcast
W.A. Mozart's Don Giovanni, K. 527 (1787),
over futher academic videographic endeavors...
