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- What DOES “Auld Lang Syne” mean, anyway? March 19, 2026
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- Yeah, y’all need to step it up. March 15, 2026
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Tone Poem Tuesday
I found this while searching for recordings by Sir Neville Marriner for yesterday’s post on his passing. Marriner seems to be best known for conducting Baroque and Classical-era music, but he was far from limited to those periods. Frederick Delius … Continue reading
Sir Neville Marriner
Conductor Sir Neville Marriner has died. I first heard his work, as I suspect did many, in the context of the film Amadeus, but over the years since, I have heard a great deal more of his wonderful music-making. Marriner … Continue reading
Symphony Saturday
OK, so I didn’t get my post written on Borodin’s Symphony No. 2 done, so in the meantime, we’ll go back in time and back to good old Ludwig van Beethoven. We heard the mighty Ninth Symphony a while back … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
A few tunes from English folk singer Kate Rusby today!
Thoughts on being 45
Hey, I’m 45. Ayup. But I had cake, so…ayup. That’s all I got. Off to do stuff!
Symphony Saturday
Alexander Borodin only wrote two complete symphonies and fragments of a third. In discovering this wonderful composer of late, I’m at the same time heartbroken at his relatively small output, but also amazed at its quality. This is a man … Continue reading
Football fandom is weird.
Here’s some math. An NFL game takes roughly three hours to play. So if you watch every single play of each of your team’s sixteen regular-season NFL games, at season’s end you will have watched 48 hours of football. That’s … Continue reading
Bad Joke Friday
Q: How do you fix a brass instrument? A: With a tuba glue!
Myself in Three Fictional Characters
So there’s a meme going around the various social media sites in which you pick three fictional characters to depict yourself. Here are my three: How about yours?



