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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
Bad Joke Friday
Why you can’t tell a knock knock joke to a dog: *knock knock* *BARK BARK BARK BARK* [Editor’s note: A greyhound variant of this goes thusly: *knock knock* *zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*
Something for Thursday
The Daughter graduates from High School on Saturday. Wow.
Tone Poem Tuesday
Sorry to be so late with this, but I heard the last minute or two of this work yesterday morning while I was driving to work, and I wanted to hear the rest of it before I played it here. … Continue reading
Symphony Saturday
No Mahler yet–I want to do him justice!–but I’ll stick with ‘M’ composers. Here is Felix Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3, the “Scottish”.
Bad Joke Friday
I saw this on Twitter. Yes, it’s a little morbid. Gallows humor can be funny…. A waitress screamed "Does anyone know CPR?"I shouted "Hell, I know the whole alphabet"Everyone laughed..Well everyone except this one guy — Shit Jokes (@ShitJokes) June … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Gettin’ hot out there, folks. Here’s Mungo Jerry.
Tone Poem Tuesday
Charles Martin Loeffler is one of those late-Romantic American composers of whom relatively little is heard nowadays, mainly because their music tends to be too derivative of European traditions, although this is likely unfair in Loeffler’s case. His European bona … Continue reading
In Which I Am Interviewed
I was interviewed at The Geekiverse, on all manner of writerly and authorly things! Go check it out! (The Geekiverse is a nifty site, based in Buffalo, devoted to all manner of, well, geeky stuff.)
Symphony Saturday
I’m still trying to get ahead on writing my Mahler posts — there’s a lot of work involved in listening to Mahler — so meantime, here’s Maestro Mozart and his Symphony no. 41 in C, the “Jupiter”.