Up at 5am and over the
Sunol Grade to
Foothill College (where the fog
breaks, if only
temporarily), up past the
theatre
KFJC 89.7 FM joint interview with compatriot San Francisco Composers Chamber Orchestra members
Michael Cooke, Davide Verotta, and
Philip Freihofner, led by
Cousin Mary, playing excerpts from the Spring 2009 show and showcasing upcoming Return to Return to Sorrento concert this coming Saturday.
After lingering with
company, there's time for coffee and donuts with Phil and
Davide before heading back
company, there's time for coffee and donuts with Phil and
Davide before heading back
out of the fog to Berkeley for
Sex and the Bible rehearsal. We make it through the staging of
Amazing Joseph (but have skipped the final section of Quartet for the Beginning of Time and The Sacrifice, which we'll do this Wednesday), then it's off to
Amazing Joseph (but have skipped the final section of Quartet for the Beginning of Time and The Sacrifice, which we'll do this Wednesday), then it's off to
Copy World to order five more scores, make the way past the
Community Music Center to rendezvous with Vicky, Beth, and H re SATB lighting and set. Stage and theatre are more intimate than remembered, so will position drama in traditional manner, using the proscenium.
San Francisco Composers Chamber Orchestra Return to Return to Surrento second rehearsal directly follows and all goes smoothly and well, including
Martha Stoddard's Duo Concertante for Flute and Marimba,
Martha Stoddard's Duo Concertante for Flute and Marimba,
Davide Verotta's Return? But Where?
Erling Wold's per Margherita Eugenia,
Alburger's Salome Suite (solution to first movement seems to be conducting 2/4 and 3/4 passages in one, 5/4 and 7/4 respectively as 3+2 and 2+2+3) and
Pini di Surriento (with guitar pizzicato for strings and muted brass),
David Graves's
Tickertape,
John Bilotta's
Quantum Mechanic (with
Elizabeth Henry,
Justin
Marsh,
Erling Wold's per Margherita Eugenia,
Alburger's Salome Suite (solution to first movement seems to be conducting 2/4 and 3/4 passages in one, 5/4 and 7/4 respectively as 3+2 and 2+2+3) and
Pini di Surriento (with guitar pizzicato for strings and muted brass),
David Graves's
Tickertape,
John Bilotta's
Quantum Mechanic (with
Elizabeth Henry,
Justin
Marsh,
Erin Lahm,
Maria Mikheyenko,
Laryssa Sadoway, and
moi -- although not dressed as above),
Lisa Scola Prosek's Sorrento Canzona (with Maria), and
Loren Jones's Arrivederci Sorrento and
Maria Mikheyenko,
Laryssa Sadoway, and
moi -- although not dressed as above),
Lisa Scola Prosek's Sorrento Canzona (with Maria), and
Loren Jones's Arrivederci Sorrento and