so, i don’t actually remember writing that last post at all, but whatever.
lately, i’ve kicked it into overdrive concerning my compositions because i really want to get an original piece done before school starts up again (even though i NEVER want to set foot in men’s/women’s chorus ever again because it’s just the worst thing. the one that i’ve been working on lately is called “spring night;” it uses a poem of the same name by sara teasdale. i really fucking love her poetry; she’s a genius. it was originally going to be in the key of d-flat, but then i decided that e-flat sounded better, and a modulation to c major (for me) was preferable.
yesterday i found out that imogen heap has a new album coming. yes, yes, yes! it’s actually really super exciting. i listened to her single “first train home” (see below) and it was the best thing, so typical of her, but brilliant and unexpected, nevertheless. so, basically, as soon as ellipse comes out, i will be buying it without hesitation. i think i’ll buy it with the chicken. also: radiohead has a single in honor of harry patch, the last living survivor of world war I. what an amazing man done justice by such an amazing band. it truly is a masterpiece. this song makes me long for a new radiohead album. so much good music lately.
with school drawing inevitably near, the only thing i’m really thinking about it the upcoming “pirates [of penzance]” audition on august 24th. i’m not nervous, but i’m looking for an opportunity to improve on my last audition which was amazing. the only problem with “pirates” is the same thing that will occur during men’s/women’s chorus and vocal ensemble: MATT.
he actually said that chicken isn’t that good. i had NO idea what to do, except it makes sense because the only reason he said he liked chicken is because of the beaner who graciously exposed his body to it. since he’s done with it (i guess), he can instead go drinking with august and shoplift from wal-mart. HARDCORE, GUYS.