my desk these days
March 8th, 2011 — 10:22pm
The NY Times did a story on consumer electronics and car stereo apps at MOG. The desk here is really mine, except that I tidied up.
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Blog For My Music
- sheet music for Jenny Lind PolkaI transposed the sheet music for an old tune called Jenny Lind Polka so that I could easily jam on this song with players of various different instruments. This song was popularized in 1846 by a dance instructor named Allen … Continue reading → […]
- liquor aisle photosMore shots from my blockbuster performance at the grocery store. It is with great pride that I have so little pride. […]
- a “where are they now?” moment in my careerI played the liquor aisle at the supermarket this weekend. No lie. There are artistes who would be repulsed by this situation, but I am not one. It was not a bad gig at all, I swear. I played hard, … Continue reading → […]
- disturbing headDoes this 1889 bonnet head lady look like anything to you? Hint: Here’s the source book, including the old sheet music: […]
- rewildingAbout a year and a half ago I answered an ad for musicians to participate in an art project. The project was about “rewilding.” As far as I could figure it out I think the idea was nature taking back … Continue reading → […]
- spaghetti westernA couple songs from Ghost Solos are in a short film called There is work for you in the sky: see Mars! The short has a lot of charm. There is work for you in the sky: see Mars! from … Continue reading → […]
- legible sheet music for Pompey Ran AwayWhen I previously blogged the old old sheet music for “Pompey Ran Away”, I used a scan that only an insane person would try to read: To make restitution I dug up a better source and clipped out the image … Continue reading → […]
- three solos and a twosome from Dan GellertI enjoyed this round and organic banjo playing by a guy named Dan Gelert: Eph Got a Coon Buckdancer’s Choice We’ll All Go to Heaven When the Devil Goes Blind Black-Eyed Susie These mp3s are deep links to his site … Continue reading → […]
- avoidance of ridiculous gesticulation and affectationFrom “A Few Words of Advice to Singers” in an 1813 songbook called “David’s Harp”: Let the mouth be opened freely, but not wide, and let the tones proceed from the chest — otherwise they cannot be good. Avoid singing … Continue reading → […]
- immense habitable buffaloFrom ephemerastudies.org: A giant buffalo-shaped building projected for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, NY. […]