September 8 - For a Brief Instant

Third page of Psalm 25 edited, plus 21st-Century Music work,



then Conrad Paumann's Mit Ganczem Willen for Theory dictation and harmony, and more engaging student compositions before a


coffee and lunch run for Doug and company.




Tritone Orchestra record Psalm 22b "Why Art Thou So Far From Me,"




22c "He Trusted in God," and




24 "Earth's the Lord's / Lift Your Heads."



Homeward towards the



Poverty Hills, past



Lagoon Mountains South,



Central,



and



North, for dinner with Harriet and videos for



Duo Sonata No. 1 ("Hyphenated"): IV. Dance-Syncops and



II. Dirge-Riffs.

September 7 - Stepping Out

Another edited page of Psalm 25 and 21st-Century Music work, before Music Theory Week 4 Dies Irae dictation / keyboard-solfege / drone harmony and intriguing student works. Brief financial jaunt around town thereafter, and



lunch with paper grading at China Garden, returning for the evening class with music from Muhammed (c. 570) to the beginnings of Hindustani Music (c. 1100),



looking ahead to next week's Quiz 4 (N.B. fourth scale above is G Minor). Outing with Owen and our favorite waitress follows, with our esteemed Theory guy making the announcement that he is engaged -- congrats Dr. Lee! Heading home to Harriet, the day has been long, so how is it possible to do two more videos --



Duo Sonata No. 1 ("Hyphenated"): I. Promenade-Blues and



III. Serenade-Rag, the latter for our friends from afar.