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Opus 12 Ice
Floe (Bonus Movement Megamix (Ursus maritimus Phipps)
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The Ice dodecatet is woodwind quintet, marimba, percussion, sitar, piano, & string trio.
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An evening shot taken down Primrose Hill Street showing the main entrance elevation of the new Sidney Stringer Academy
Image taken from the top of the Fourth Street Garage, facing the MLK Jr. Library, downtown San Jose.
Yes Virginia there really is a Minnesota Bluegrass group called the Eelpout Stringers.
Working with the group today to create new photos for their CD, website and general use.
For more information head over to their site at - Eelpout Stringers
Stringing popcorn. I used to love doing this as a kid but loved eating the popcorn more. I only make my popcorn the old fashioned way on the stove. Tastes ten times better.
I went Christmas shopping today for my Papu (grandpa) who still needed to get my Nana something. I guess after 60 years of marriage he must have run out of ideas.
String Star quilt, approximately 74 x 90 inches. Pieced in Michigan in 2008; Quilted and finished in New Mexico in 2015. Blogged here.
I love x-mas lights - but they always burn out! I bought some industrial outdoor string medium base lights with 11 watt bulbs. I've had for more than a year, 3 bulbs have burnt out and I just haven't replaced them yet.
As a cellist, one of the most important components of my equipment is my strings. For years, I have used Spirocore strings which are made by the Viennese company of Thomastik-Infeld (www.thomastik-infeld.com). Last year the Emerson Quartet was given a tour of the factory by Wolfgang Weiss, a violinist who is head of marketing for the company, and we tried many different strings, including new types in development, and gave the technicians direct feedback.
Wolfgang Weiss visited New York last week and gave a riveting talk on the physics of strings at the shop of violin dealer Gregory Singer on 80th street (www.singerviolins.com). Greg has wonderful space, in the building just behind the famous H&H Bagels shop, where he presents concerts and all kinds of interesting events.
Included in Wolfgang’s talk were videos taken of moving strings with a high speed camera, allowing for extreme slow motion viewing. One of them, shown in the photo below, was the exact same action as is shown in my Cello Talk video No. 12, Bow and String, which demonstrates what is happening when bow pulls string. Fascinating, even for non-players
-DF
Based on the paper pieced string quilt tutorial on Film in the Fridge: www.filminthefridge.com/2009/04/27/a-string-quilt-block-t...
Only ... 39 more squares to go?
Look at the string Bokeh. Makes you wanna put it on your Christmas tree =)
Looking at it bigger looks much better. A tiny bit less sharp. grrrr....lol
String group performing in a square near the Comedie Francais, Paris
Tenuous Link: Horizontal stripes