Musical Truths
Danielle. 28
I've been playing the clarinet for a little over 20 years.
Majoring in music performance
Hopefully going to the grad school of my choice next year
Cleveland Orchestra obsessed
Brahms, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and Schubert are all I need, but I'll listen to anything classical.
...Reeds....
I just need to get my musical frustrations out...
Wtf is “summer break”??
sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota
right in the heart strings.
I AM SO EXCITED CCM HAS A SAI CHAPTER!!!
(via mahleriana)
I should really practice sometime soon…
I GOT AN A+ IN MUSIC HISTORY!!!! WUT?!
Also…STRAIGHT A’S 4.0 BITCHEZZZZ
I just bought the music for this because I will NEED to play this after getting afternoon drunk all summer. Francaix cadences are so satisfying.
I also suppose I need to stay in top playing shape for the fall :D
I am a little bit obsessed with getting the highest grade in music history. Not that it was going to be that difficult seeing as the class started with 20 people and there were only seven taking the final.
I can’t stop hitting refresh!
First order of business as a new graduate…
Nap.
Then clean.
Then find an apartment for next year.
I’m probably going to just get Chinese food and watch the six weeks of housewives I’m behind on…
GRADUATED.
Before playing 26 repetitions of Pomp and Circumstance at a graduation ceremony
I had a dream about Pärt last night. I must be ready for this test…
Are we talking theory/sight singing/keyboard skills or are we talking math? Because I definitely hated math.
Oh, yea screw math! But they are talking about theory, aural skills, and history! WUT!?
I love when I’m walking down the halls and I hear people bitching about being bored by/failing core classes because “they don’t pertain to me or my major/what I want to be doing.”
I’m pretty sure they’re called core classes for a reason. If they don’t pertain to what you want to do in the future, then you have clearly missed the point and should probably find something else to do with your life.
It’s Complicated
With both Tchaikovsky and Brahms celebrating their birthdays today, we puzzled over how to salute two of the very-beloved but least-lucky-in-love composers. Fortunately, Some ecards had us covered.
You can also download our concert from earlier this season featuring both (with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, the aptly named Pathétique, which the Orchestra reprises in Munich tonight as part of EUROPE / SPRING 2013, and Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 2 featuring Rudolf Buchbinder) by clicking here.
с днем рождения and Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
(via allegrocantabile)
I just wanna go play outside! >:/
