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Sunday, June 23rd, 2019
Debut performance!
"Rainy Day Woman, Leave the Door Open" by J. Osner
Jeremy #tincancello
Oliver Shapiro cello
Rebecca Turner sings
Elefante Music, 6/23
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So I gave my song its debut performance, it was also my debut performance with either of my partners (and their first time meeting one another!), and I really think it was a success. Waiting (impatiently) to listen to the recording that Sylvia shot, that she's sharing with me as we speak... [off to check messages] (I mean it sounded as I was playing it like a successful performance... and Sylvia and Ellen and Rebecca all were happy with it with it as well. Waiting to hear the recording of it for myself for confirmation.) update Yep, it's a keeper! Will post soon.
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Sunday, June 16th, 2019
The dropped beat -- the hiccup -- is happy.
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At Asbury Park this morning.
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A big step in my songwriting progress: next Sunday I'll be playing my song Rainy Day Woman at my teacher's recital in New Providence with Oliver Shapiro (my teacher) playing the first cello part and Rebecca Turner singing. So exciting! This will be the first public performance of any of my compositions that I've written since I started using Noteflight in earnest a few months ago, and is my first time having another cellist play my composition. I've rehearsed it separately with Mr. Shapiro and with Rebecca, and feel confident/hopeful that the two of them will fit together seamlessly :). (Mindful of course of how it could not work out. Got my fingers crossed!)
 The practice tape with Rebecca is fun to listen to. There are a couple of hiccups but overall the song moves very nicely.
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Sunday, June 9th, 2019
Poetry is not words.
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Sunday, May 19th, 2019
Here's a weird, dischordant arrangement...
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Saturday, May 18th, 2019
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epic birthday jam setlist -- with Jeremy, John, Janis, Carl--
- In my time of dying (Jeremy singing)
- Rainy Day Woman (Jeremy singing)
- Drinkin Wine (Jeremy singing)
- [start tape] No Expectations (Janis singing)
- Hot Corn, Cold Corn (John singing)
- Fixing a Hole (Jeremy singing)
- The Louisville Burglar (Jeremy singing)
- The Loser (Janis singing)
- Circle be Unbroken (Jeremy, John, Janis singing, Carl on harp)
- Helpless (John and Janis singing, Carl on harp)
- Brenda's Iron Sledge (Jeremy solo)
- Angel from Montgomery (Janis singing)
- Revelator in G (Jeremy, John singing)
break for cake
- Across the Blue Ridge Mountains (Janis singing)
- Cluck Old Hen (Janis singing)
- Shady Grove (Jeremy singing)
- Jackson (John singing)
- Country Honk in A (John, Janis singing, Carl on harp)
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Wednesday, May 8th, 2019
Today (inspired to search by the recent buzz over British Royal Names) I learned that the father of King Offa of Mercia was named Thingfrith! (behind his back, they called him "King Say it don't spray it")
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