Showing posts with label recital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recital. Show all posts

Monday, April 21, 2008

As things draw to a close...

So, a short post to say: 

I sent in my contract to Baylor about a week ago.  Come the middle of August, I will be making my way down to Waco, TX, where I will be pursuing a Master of Music in clarinet performance.

My recital yesterday turned out not to be a disaster.  In fact, everyone to whom I have spoken who attended said they really enjoyed it.  It was far from perfect, but it was a good program.  I was pleased that I was able to get through it, as I had not gotten the chance to run the whole program consecutively and in order.  It was: Saint-Saens Sonata, Messiaen "Abyss of the Birds" from Quartet for the End of Time, Debussy Premiere Rhapsodie, intermission, Milhaud Suite for violin, clarinet and piano, and the Poulenc Sonata.

I will wait a bit longer before I listen to the recording.  Next up is a visit to Baylor (4/27-4/29) and then my final Gordon performance, playing Prokofieff's Classical Symphony and Stravinsky's Firebird Suite with the symphony orchestra.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

And there remains so much to do.

GRE on Friday and recital on April 20. I guess I should start studying for the GRE and really learn my recital music.