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Karl Sigurd wishes everything was scored for horns ([info]volsunga_cor) wrote,
@ 2008-12-17 00:48:00


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Tonight
Since I'm done with finals and my jury, I'm watching Return of the King tonight. Anyone who wants to join me is welcome to do so.


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[info]creation
2008-12-17 02:04 am UTC (link)
You're done? Ugh, you're so lucky!

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[info]volsunga_cor
2008-12-17 05:42 am UTC (link)
It's one of the many advantages of being a brass player at the school. Our juries are earlier in the week, something I'm immensely thankful for.

Anyway, want to join me for some Lord of the Rings? You can study while you watch, I guess.

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[info]creation
2008-12-17 06:39 am UTC (link)
Oh I'm just a performance minor, my jury isn't really a big deal. It's the theory final I'm worried about, sigh.

Um, maybe? I don't know, the plot is sort of involved, isn't it?

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[info]volsunga_cor
2008-12-17 06:48 am UTC (link)
Which theory class are you in? Because the final for my section of 101 wasn't too hard. Lots of part writing, identifying appogiaturas and leading tones, that kind of thing.

Have you not seen them? Eru, what is wrong with this place?

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[info]creation
2008-12-17 06:52 am UTC (link)
Right now? 231 and and 251. Lots of aural skills and structural analysis. I've got pieces I'm supposed to be ear training with.

Um, no? Sorry?

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[info]volsunga_cor
2008-12-17 07:07 am UTC (link)
What pieces? I assume if you're in an upper level aural skills you're dealing with tonally fragmented music. Are we talking Berg's violin concerto or Webern? I'm not really a fan of either, but pitch-wise they'd be good for ear training.

You have got to watch them. They're some of the most critically acclaimed movies of the early 2000s, and the last film alone won eleven Academy Awards. You can't argue with that kind of brilliance in film-making.

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[info]creation
2008-12-17 07:14 am UTC (link)
Well it doesn't really matter what they sound like. As far as the maths are concerned, they're both pretty darn close to perfect. Have you studied Bach's fugues? Absolutely insane, but so flipping beautiful on paper.

Oh. Um. I liked Legally Blonde?

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[info]volsunga_cor
2008-12-17 07:48 am UTC (link)
Perfect mathematically, maybe, but not so much fun to play. The Bach fugues are amazing, though.

Bourgeois crap. That's nice, I guess. I never saw it, so I can't really talk about it.

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[info]creation
2008-12-17 09:28 am UTC (link)
Well that's why I'm not a performance person. All I need is the stuff on paper.

Oh. Well then. You're really missing out.

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