Tuesday, March 9, 2010
March 9 - Through Dark and Stormy Light
Astoundingly, do the publication-preparation of Psalm 9 and Psalm 110 (Confitebor tibi), both through page 6, through the course of the morning, through the
bi-county,
bi-scholastic (eventurally tri-course, though sole kitty) adventure, beginning in
St. Mary's
Dante
Hall for, yes,
Perceiving the Arts (nearing the end of the Drama section, including a little Henrik Ibsen Doll's House), followed by
DVC for
dictation / keyboard-solfege / board harmony on W.A. Mozart's Sonata in C Major, K. 545 (first four bars, with inversions, plus a sonata-allegro spin, and intriguing student compositions).
Lunch and paper grading at Elephant Bar and the
evening
course from Martin Luther through, so to speak again, Thomas Morley --
looking ahead to the Baroque.
Lingering after class with Hyunroc, Ben, Stella, et. al.; then evening pizza, etc., with Doug (Owen taking the evening off after the orchestra concert); and home to Harriet in yet another storm-tossed scenario (when does this "lo the winter is past" get rolling?) to begin the Vespers / Song of Solomon double-threat Nigra Sum.
Labels:
Contra Costa,
Mark Alburger,
Psalms,
Song of Solomon,
Vespers