Several videos on today's anniversary of
D-Day motivate a
photo search of the
northern
French
coast
of
same,
on
the 61st day of summer,
Megan over for another visit,
high plummeting down 12 to 84,
begining composition re
Broke Dance Intermezzi: W, Op. 319 (June 6, 2019)
with
IVw1. Kokoschka Gropius Werfel Waltz (Alma)
Bela Bartok, Mark Alburger
[7 pages]
continuing composition of
Broke Dance Intermezzi: V, Op. 318
IVv5. Re-Volting La Volta (Elizabeth)
Spain, David Munrow
[4]
and editing page 38 new-edition Mice and Men, Op. 45: Act V, Scene 2 --
some of the work in consort with memorial above, and other over a movie on Gustav Holst (1874-1934), featuring his daughter, Imogen (1907-1984), and somehow in all this encounter the below...
There's a wonderful anecdote some years later
when Imogen herself was going to the Royal College of Music.
She told me that she vividly remembered her first day when she left home to travel to the college.
She walked down the garden path, and Holst stood in the doorway behind her.
When she got to the garden gate, he shouted out,
"Remember -- whatever you do, never open a textbook on harmony!"
