Another walk along Nelson Road with Harriet,
now
the
North
Lagoon
Mountains
downslope
towards
Fairfield,
followed
by
a
reversal
up
the
slopes,
in
great
detail,
down,
and
across to appetisers and libations at Joe's Creekside,
homeward to edit page 3 of The Decameron - Fourth Day: X. The Wife of a Doctor Deems her Lover, Who Has Taken an Opiate, to Be Dead and 4 for Psalm 122 ("Laetatus sum").
Much earlier,
out
early
to
Diablo Valley College, to move percussion from the Recital Hall back to the Ensemble Room, but, lo, work has been done.
Explanations, thanks, mindfulness for the future -- take in Brett's class,
where
special
presentations are the order of the day,
then Theory, with Garret doing likewise, presenting George Harrison's While My Guitar Gently Weeps as Signt-Singing and Board Harmony.
Homeward
on
the
49th
day
of
summer,
high
finally
rebounding
to the 70's...
77, no less.
Also finish score-study of the Arnold Schoenberg Erwartung, Op. 17: Interlude (1909 - four pages total), and begin that for George Enescu's Symphony No. 2, Op. 17, No. 1 (Introduction, 1914).
