Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Things I never thought I would say
me: "Twerk" is not one of our spelling words.
Ummmmmm….. this is pretty much me when I teach anything…including the hair and glasses, lol
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robingiebes’s photo on Instagram3rd grade love. She also tells me when my outfit is a hit or miss.
wantttt!
The one and only Leonard Bernstein prepares to go crowd-surfing.
Okay, not really…but, had he tried, it totally would have worked out.
From: http://baffledspirit.blogspot.com/2012_02_01_archive.html
Hold my hand and we are halfway there. Hold my hand and I’ll take you there. Somehow. Someday.
Want!!
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Stuff String Students Say
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Music is like sex.
Lmaooo, too good!And the climax always comes during the development/ bridge section or the ending when there is the obligatory never ending half cadence going into a PAC.
“Mmm, yyeeaahh I 6/4, uh yeah I like that. O-Oh, MMMM dominant five chord! OOH GOD! YES! UHH, UHH, OMG LEADING TONE! I’M GONNA RESOLVE! I’M GONNA RESOLVE! SHIT SHIT SHIT SO CLOSE SO CLOSE OHHHH GOOOOOOOOD *major I chord* *cums*”
Because we should always be politically correctplay that funky music young caucasian male
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Not only was Gustav Mahler a legendary conductor in his day, he was - now more famously - a seminal composer in his own right. He started composing his major symphonies at age twenty-four, and though his oeuvre is modest (boasting only nine complete symphonies and a handful of other works) he was responsible for some of the most controversial and influential performances of the turn of the century. Leonard Bernstein - perhaps the twentieth century’s most prolific conductor - was buried with Mahler’s Fifth in his arms.
But here’s the truly amazing bit of trivia: Mahler was also hot as hell.
I think this is my strange, roundabout way of saying that I wish I had enough money to afford even a nosebleed seat for the upcoming Mahler Project performances with the L.A. Phil.
AAAAAAAAA I DID NOT KNOW THAT ABOUT BERNSTEIN.He didn’t start composing his major symphonies until he was 24?… I’ve still got some time left to get going!
I adore Mahler!
