Good Morning Music Appreciation!
(I didn't have any snakes to charm, so I had to settle for two plastic dinosaurs and an alligator...)
Well.. here's the third playlist, notes as usual by 6pm, Friday -- this time September 4--
Again, c. 300-500 words re notes as attached pdfs / jpgs to mus21stc@gmail.com -- thanks!
Will Zoom Get-Together on Friday, as well, same times as last week,
sending group email invite c. 15 minutes previously...
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1. Antique Voices of Cultures)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Piu197zgUGM&list=PLtV-SdP8TZcdxDalJxLbRlODHxOKph0OU&index=1
A Big Ancient 6, consisting of...
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1a. Winds of Changes)
India - Keralite Snake Charmer; Oboes and Clarinets
https://youtu.be/Piu197zgUGM
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1b. Piper Dreams)
Palestine - Shepherd's Pipe; Bamboo and Brass
https://youtu.be/knnUKeyElFU
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1c. Polyphony and Percussion)
India - Keralite Snake Charmer; Palestine - Shepherd's Pipe; Metallic Idiophones
https://youtu.be/BLJCmhotsr4
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1d. Dances of Ages)
Seneca - Alligator Dance; Yurok - Women's Brush Dance; Wooden Idiophones
https://youtu.be/HaQImnaDkG4
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1e. Antecedent of Ways)
Iraq - The Passion of 1,001 Nights; Lydian Mode, Bass Clef, Membranophones
https://youtu.be/27YMHy2tddg
Mark Alburger - Ancient Music (1f. As the World Tunes)
China - The Strumming of an Old Man in a Refined State of Intoxication /
Autumn Moon; Egypt - Zummara Improvisation / Saiyidi Melody; Chordophones, Electrophones
https://youtu.be/lkwjaeJN55s
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Over the course of the day, finish producing the video
Music History, Op. 335 (2020)
VI. Baroque Music (I. Early to Middle)
c. John Farmer, William Kemp, Michael Praetorius, Okuni, Thomas Weelkes
Mid-afternoon
break
to take on
the
Carlsbad-Bryce
Greenspace again,
this time walking
northeast to
Sycamore
Window,
on
this
152nd day of
summer
high up
3 to
95.
From
here,
swing
around
on
I
-80
southwest
to
errands
and
dreamy
return...
