I don’t know why I was thinking about this as I was driving home today, but I was. I can’t really remember learning to read music. I vaguely remember learning about whole notes, half notes, quarters, and eighths from Mrs. Kimble in elementary school music class (before I started on viola). But […]
Tonight I went to a Lexington Sinfonietta concert, thanks to my boss, who has a subscription but was going to be out of town this weekend, and so gave me his tickets.
Two nice things about the concert were the ease of finding the venue and the free parking. It was much less stressful […]
Right now I should be packing, since I’m leaving for Illinois tomorrow morning. Oh well, I’ve always procrastinated with packing. At least the flight isn’t too early.
Here’s yet another kitty picture: A favorite spot for naps, my viola case is just the right size for kitties.
Merry Christmas!
Here it is. Not too bad of a review, though the line “In artistic standards the group is at least competitive with the other prominent amateur orchestras in Boston and in the surrounding suburbs” seems like a bit of faint praise to me. But overall, it was favorable. Next concert we’ll play […]
Well this past Saturday was my second concert with the Longwood Symphony Orchestra. I’m happy to say that I’ve been having a lot of fun playing in this group, and I’m sad that rehearsals don’t start again until January 15th! Unfortunately, Amanda will not be around much next year, and won’t be able […]
I doubt there are many people from Boston reading this, but if you are in the area and you’re a fan of classical music, you should come to the Longwood Symphony Orchestra’s first concert of the season.
Saturday, October 30, 2004 at 8:00 pm
ElgarSerenade for Strings
LisztLes Preludes
BizetSymphony in C
You can find more information and buy tickets […]
