May. 9th, 2006

schedule!

May. 9th, 2006 05:28 pm
ricardienne: (snail)
What I have accomplished today:

1. Registration.
I am in for English Lit I, Counterpoint, Latin, and Historical Sociology of Punishment, plus orchestra, lessons, and chamber music, of course. J. said she would try to put me in a good string quartet next semester. Also, my advisor was not there, so I didn't have to explain what I'm not in contemporary ensemble again… yay! Now I just have to avoid her for the next 1.5 weeks so she can't make me sign up. I need to e-mail Professor E. about coming by tomorrow or Thursday to add History of Politics as a audit, and then I've made myself a self-proclaimed honorary member of the Chaucer class. Because I would totally take it if I didn't have another class at exactly the same time. So I'm going to get the syllabus and do the reading anyway. I AM!

A. is also taking Sociology. This will be good: someone else I know and don't hate. She's also taking Greek. I'd really like to take Greek. Maybe I'll take it junior year, when I was also planning to take Italian immersion and medieval history at the 300 level and be Moderating into Medieval Studies… or something… damn it! Too many things to learn and too little time! Or, I could talke to A. this semester and find out how utterly awesome Greek is, then study really ridiculously hard over intersession and go into 2nd semester in the spring…

2. Baking. I made chocolate chip scones and walnut scones for the FYSEM party tomorrow. I am going to bring 6 of each: the remainder were donated to the people in my dorm: namely, my roommate and her friends. Aren't I sooo saintly?

3. Homework. I have now written about half of a truly awful piece for theory. But it does modulate and even used a Neapolitan. Maybe I'll modulate again, and then stick in some augmented 6th chords, and then find a way to end it. It's not nearly as good as my piece for last semester. But the voice leading probably wouldn't make Schubert shudder and roll over in his grave.

This is the sum total of today. There's an orchestra concert tonight, and tomorrow I'm meeting with my lit professor to discuss my paper. This means I need to come up with something to discuss.

totally incoherent thoughts about Chrstine de Pizan's City of Ladies )
ricardienne: (chord)
In other words, guess who didn't realize she had left her music behind until 5 minutes before we were due to start, and ended up holding up the entire concert for a couple of minutes while she and her stand-partner frantically xeroxed "Sheep May Safely Graze"?

I nearly died of shame and was seriously considering some sort of ritual suicide with my endpin. Well, maybe not seriously considering it.

But the concert was actually pretty good. Quite good. Mozart 40 is a great piece, and we did do a good job. This isn't going to go up there with Mahler #1 or Brahms #1 or Prokofiev #5 or Sibelius #2, or Pines of Rome, but… almost.

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