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Saturday, July 6, 2024

Playlist

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
Preface

"Keeping his head well in the midst of this shower of riches, Psmith dropped the three letters with a sigh into the waste-paper basket, and opened the next in order. This was a bulky envelope, and its contents consisted of a printed brochure entitled, 'This Night Shall Thy Soul Be Required of Thee' - while, by a curious and appropriate coincidence, Number Five proved to be a circular from an energetic firm of coffin-makers offering to bury him for eight pounds ten. Number Six, also printed, was a manifesto from one Howard Hill, of Newmarket, recommending him to apply without delay for 'Hill's Three-Horse Special,' without which ('Who,' demanded Mr. Hill in large type, 'gave you Wibbly-Wob for the Jubilee Cup?') - no sportsman could hope to accomplish the undoing of the bookmakers."

P. G. Wodehouse - from "Leave it to Psmith"

Texts

Recorded

June 29, 2024

When the Saints Go Marching In - Blind Willie Davis [from Goodbye, Babylon]

working song rhythm
tempo pressed forward

Quintet for Woodwinds - Johanna Beyer - Arizona Wind Quintet

we'll move as a bunch
so keep together
we'll take questions now
bassoon is the teacher in this classroom

Three Anti-Modernist Songs: "A Sharp Where You'd Expect a Natural" - Henry Cowell - Joel Sachs, Cheryl Seltzer

a complaint
about certain inanities in the music biz

Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes by Weber - Paul Hindemith - Seattle Symphony, Milton Katims

I played percussion in this piece
back in High Scool days
which may be one of the best ways to experience it
to participate in its fun 

under some transformations
only some portions of the subject transform
other less so

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
June 30, 2024

Sonatas and Interludes: Sonata III - John Cage - Adam Tendler

a night alone with itself

Octet 1 for Eight Loudspeakers - Earle Brown

(as simulated by two)
assembled from tape fragments
the hard way
a blade
and some sticky tape

Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

the rhythm of the words
as they are sung
changes the sense we make
of the sordid tale
being told

Joy To The World - Academy of St. Martin-In-The-Fields, Lehman Engel, Walter Baker, Boy Choristers from the Church of the Transfiguration, New York, Stuart Gardner [from The Life Treasury of Christmas Music]

as propounded by a ponderous organ

Happening '68 - Paul Revere and The Raiders [from The Legend of Paul Revere]

the title says it all
I guess you had to have been there

Prime - Richard Swift

perhaps
a tale set loose
to roam between the characters
hiding its tracks
inside a coherent pitch space? 

a saxophone concerto

Bip Bam Thankyou Mam - Ann Peebles [from Original Funk Soul Sister: The Best of Ann Peebles]

drawing the line

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
------- {mislabeled BAB KEE 830227}

{NB: Ben Boretz sent this file to me last year sometime, ostensibly a dub of our duo session from February of 1983, but it appears to be mislabeled. It is not the same as the session I have a dub of from back in the day, and I'm not sure who might be participating besides Ben.}

I had forgotten this session
a rather nice conversation between piano and Crumar

intertransformative pitch dance

this track puzzles me
I don't remember it
and I can't figure who might be playing which keyboard
and there may be more than two
I don't recognize me in the piano playing
and I don't think I'm playing any synths either
hm
a puzzlement

(lovely session whoever is playing!)

July 1, 2024

Twenty Four - Mudhoney [from Superfuzz Bigmuff]

shifting up for maximum power
less a groove than a gear

Banned Rehearsal 324 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt [March 12, 1993]

scratching at the door
enter the workshop
pump the bellows
lots of banging
to distress the surface
diligent banging
and plucking
and plunking 

a steady pulse
lends itself
to scrutiny and criticism
pertaining to its steadiness 

steadiness is not accuracy
nor is it inherently musical 

steadiness
is an attribute of a sequence
not of the sounds of that sequence 

things clarify
once that steadiness gets out of the way 

clang!
try Gorgel Invariants?
redial
reed aisle 
there was a wire loose
The Speaker of the House
and The Aaronsbundler 

we were sure loud back then 

comic quatrains
on the fictionalized death of old Bach

{journal entry of January 11, 1998:

fabulously luminous strings
positive playing
as though following a score
playing parts
to a point
then
we begin to talk
then we pick it up again
though
yawns?}

Yakima Greenway Trail
Long Song - Amy Denio - Die Knodel [from Tutto Bene]

rhythm entwining
pulse
weight
breath
meter
scansion
pace

Prelude in B-flat Major - Ken Benshoof - Keith Eisenbrey [recorded May 18, 2022]

the hymn resounds into the dome

Nina Nana Per Anna - Giya Kancheli - Paul Taub, Mikhail Schmidt, Natasha Bazhanov, Julie Whitton, David Sabee [from Edge - Flute Music from the Periphery of Europe]

the ghost of the last bedraggled tune-bird
wanders through some cinematic memory
of Rimsky-Korsakoff
lingers all night 

sempiternal ritardando
all coda all the time 

renewal
is forestalling
the inevitable
entropic
crossing

Luke 6: 20-26 - Keith Eisenbrey - Keith Eisenbrey [recorded March 21 and 26, 2017]

the bifurcated space
is strange
but the performance is pretty good

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
July 2, 2024

Bait and Switch - Tom Swafford [from Violin Improvisations]

charm and its complications

Banned Telepath 96 Tucson - Steve Kennedy [February 13, 2023]

metallic
shrill
equipments' complaint
delicate tones
in upper hearing

O Ignis Spiritus Paracliti - Hildegard Von Bingen - Sequentia, Barbara Thornton [from Canticles of Ecstasy]

music as lifted speech
text
inscribed upon voice
breath

Questi Leggiadri Odorosetti Fiori - Carlo Gesualdo - Delitiæ Musicæ, Marco Longhini

text
inscribed upon passage walls
twisting our progression

Hodie nobis de caelo - Peter Philips - The Choir of Royal Holiday, Robert Gough, The English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble [from Cantiones Sacrae Octonis Vocibus]

text
inscribed on a flowing fountain

Yakima Greenway Trail
Geistliche Chor-Music, Op. 11, SWV 369-397 (1648), Volume 1: VII. Viel werden kommen - Heinrich Schütz - Capella Augustana

this music narrows
to get through to the back side of the phrase
to breathe freely at the end

Cantate Domino, BuxWV 12 - Dieterich Buxtehude - Purcell Quartet, Suzie LeBlanc, Dame Emma Kirby, Clare Solomon

text
inscribed on a streaming melismatic ribbon dance

Premiere Ordre (sol): Second Courante - François Couperin - Kenneth Gilbert

as though the phrase might have forgotten where it was headed 

it hadn't

Invention in D Major, BWV 774 - Johann Sebastian Bach - Edith Picht Axenfeld

a tour guide patter
no room for questions
move along
there's a lot to cover

Sonata in C Major, Kk. 231 - Domenico Scarlatti - Pieter-Jan Belder

this music takes its tea
with pinky fashionably extended
especially when speaking seriously

Sonata in C Major, Wq. 63/1 - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach - Miklós Spányi

composing
with the sense of phrase balancing
as it discovers its fulcrum
in position preposterous

Sinfonia in D Major, Op. 3 #1 - Johann Christian Bach - Camerata Budapest, Hanspeter Gmür

no such tricks for JC
who plants his feet firmly
and stands solidly
content to be music
in a civilized
upscale
establishment

Yakima Greenway Trail
L'infideltà Dolosa, Act 1 - Franz Joseph Haydn - Orchestre de Chambre de Laussanne, Antal Dorati

the Overture establishes the ground rules
for stage and seats 

music as a medium of theater

is a character
the words they speak?
a thing of letters?
words
specified by their music

the singing
separates
the singer
from the character
it
is a medium
and a barrier
this music
hangs out with us
one imagines
the backstage of a theater
in front
the whole house of it
in perpetual battle
for the upper hand

Adagio in C Major for Glass Harmonica - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Kristian Bezuidenhout

a tiny bit of novelty magic
but real magic ne'er the less

Sonata in D Major, Op. 37 #3 - Muzio Clementi - Howard Shelley

good natured
playful
changes course frequently
bob and weave
always a delight

Symphony in F Major, Op. 68 "Pastorale" - Ludwig van Beethoven - Philharmonia Orchestra, Otto Klemperer

bright face of a pleasant morning
repetition is an allowance
to hang in there with it some more 

in the process of inventing a new thing for music to be
and to hold quite still 

each movement
an illustration 

is it getting dark all of a sudden? 

permanence
place
the sudden alarms of war and storm
wandering battles in the heavens

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
July 3, 2024

Caprice in E Major, Op. 1 #9 - Niccolo Paganini - Salvatore Accardo

a melody
is not just its notes
but also
the act
of playing it

Sonatina in D Major, Op. 55 #5 - Friedrich Kuhlau - Loredano Brigandi

bourgeois
but striving
and vigorous
respectable

Sonata in B-flat Major, D. 960 - Franz Schubert - Alfred Brendel

1
the first downbeat
doesn't arrive
until
we ascribe it
after the meter
has had a chance
to coalesce 

the meter
once established
takes a hike 

each new thought
requires
a new coalescement of meter 

2
a persistent arpeggiated figure
time's clock
inexorable 

performing a piece of music
engaging
in a series of actions
in order
to communicate
what music communicates
something human
but of problematic rationality
it doesn't sing
in the rational tongue 

3
some meter
broke loose of its fellows
in the trio 

4
the accent figure that opens
stands outside the body
of its segment
(first subject)

Symphony in A Major, Op. 90 "Italian" - Felix Mendelssohn - Philadelphia Orchesta, Eugene Ormandy

youthful high spirits
with the Romantic
high-strung
sensitivity to experience
and
compulsion
to express said sensitivity
in full 

the world
becomes
all about them 

easily my favorite of his symphonies
it's not getting weird
trying to say something important
(Reformation, Lobgesang)
and it's more fun than the Scottish

Cowiche Canyon, Uplands Trails
Mazurka in G-sharp minor, Op. 33 #1 - Frédéric Chopin - Vladimir Ashkenazy

registration differentiates the puppets

Ich Hab' in Deinem Auge, Op. 13 #5 - Clara Schumann - Dorothea Craxton, Hedayet Djeddikar

how we feel
became important
to the aesthetic imagination

Album für die Jugend, Op. 68 - Robert Schumann - Peter Frankl

I'm trying to be good aren't I Mommy? 

Robert reveals more than he expresses
as does any pianist
who ventures to play 

a primer
in how to listen to Schumann
How To:
think like a Romantic Artist
(not be be studied lightly
nor
without due consideration
of the risks involved) 

Yakima Greenway Trail
Songs of Innocence and Experience
a long poem
of simple verses
progeny
of all Bach's teaching pieces
for the instruction of the greater public 

a precis
or manifesto
or mission statement 

he misbehaves
even in trying to be good
such is a mischievous creative mind 

confounding puzzles
for youngsters 

pulls you in
resistance weakens 

a Concept Album
not as haphazard as the Anna Magdalena Notebook
Schumann knew how to group things
for maximum pow 

even figurations
have poetics
changes of pace

a universe of next episodes
even finds places to quote himself 

switch
to a lively one
when things get too intense

Mefistofele, Act IV - Arrigo Boito - London Symphony Orchestra, Julius Rudel, Ambrosian Opera Chorus, John McCarthy, Norman Treigle, Plácido Domingo, Montserrat Cabeallé

visions of loveliness appear animatronically 

miracles and wonders
portents and warnings 

the dead speak 

chorus of the living and the dead 

ecstatic vision fades
curtains close

Yakima Greenway Trail
July 4, 2024

Variations on a Theme by Joseph Haydn, Op. 56 - Johannes Brahms - Concertgebouworkest, Amsterdam; Bernard Haitink

viscous innards limit mobility
each variation in its own paddock
solid German citizenry
chooses to convince itself
it lacks for nothing

Symphony in F minor, Op 36 - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Leningrad Philhamonic Symphony Orchestra, Yevgeny Mravinsky

main line
and supporting structures
normatively clear
as to which is which
restful transitions
brings the tone down
to something like calm 

if we build it twice
it will topple over
into the next thing 

pairing
relative stability
with instability
completeness
with attenuated

accelerating push and shove
events transpire
without apparent motivic necessity
the coherence
is at the service
of a dramatic scene

Moderato, Op. 16 #3 - Ferruccio Busoni - Wolf Harden

behind the wheel
of a hot new figuration vehicle
just around the block once

Sobre las Olas - Juventio Rosas, arr. by Johanna Lundy - Borderland Ensemble [from The Space In Which to See]

a familiar late-period waltz
favorite light classics

Sea Pieces: Starlight, Op. 55 #4 - Edward MacDowell - Fred Karpoff

the difference
between a tone-poem
and a tone-painting
is the modality
of its asserted reference 

this music has no sharp edges

Poeme in D Major, Op. 32 #2 - Alexander Scriabin - Michael Ponti

high strung nervous passion

4 Etudes - Igor Stravinsky - Nikita Magaloff

it sounds as though Busoni had gotten loose in a Scriabin Sonata and redecorated with extreme prejudice 

which points
to what was Modernist about Busoni:
the first Neo-Classical

Yakima Greenway Trail
Hermano - Carlos Guastavino - Teresa Berganzo, Juan Antonia Alvarez Parejo

sophisticated harmony
demotic melodic style
like jazz
but not jazz

Tranquillo, Op. 11 #5 - Zoltán Kodály - Jenö Jandó

Neo-Classical:
depictic music
whose asserted reference
is music 

Modernist reflectivity
Debussy plus Satie

Les Noces - Igor Stravinksy - English Bach Festival Percussion Ensemble, Leonard Bernstein

scenarists
were all about tribal ritual
especially
when it involved the sacrifice of a virgin
or virginity
in the interest
of fertility 

as strange as the dialog music is
it comes across
as perfectly believable dialog
of real characters 

proto-Partch
I guess we're all percussion now

In Session at The Tintinabulary

June 30, 2024

Harmony Grove - Keith Eisenbrey

I've been at this project for a year now! I listened last evening to the 26 I made since the beginning of this year and was gratified in how clearly they are all and each the product of a single mind

Banned Telepath 106 Pinehurst - Jennifer Chung

July 1, 2024

Banned Telepath 106 Tintinabulary - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Aaron Keyt

Banned Rehearsal 1102 - Jennifer Chung, Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Aaron Keyt

the desire to be part of the evening's sounds

Postscripts

Drops

Keith Eisenbrey 19: 2021

Études d'exécution imminent - Acknowledgments
Rounds for Aaron (2021)
Rungs for Neal (2021)

The Acknowledgements form the last segment of my large-scale project "Études d'exécution imminent", which might be subtitled "studies in compositional listening".

Prior volumes are available at keitheisenbrey.bandcamp.com

All are free for download.

Skaldmud's Doodle Gallery

listening journal doodles from 2023






Saturday, October 24, 2020

Playlist

 Preface

"Academe has two equal and opposite problems, both life-threatening, and together virtually terminal: academe cannot survive into the contemporary world and its contemporary predicaments without coming up with genuinely new ways of thinking; equally, academe (at least in its liberal-arts/humanities aspects) is structurally incapable of either engendering or supporting or even tolerating truly new ways of thinking."

- Benjamin Boretz "The Responsibility of the Arts in the Dialogue About Educational Reform" from "Being About Music Textworks 1960-2003 J. K. Randall Benjamin Boretz Volume 2: 1978-2003"

Texts

Streaming

October 23, 2020

Seattle Modern Orchestra - Julia Tai and Jérémy Jolley, Co-Artistic Directors

Clarinet Sonata - Edison Denisov - Deanna Briggs, clarinet

Air in G minor - Lou Harrison - Paul Taub, flute

The Moon and Sun Are Eternal Powers - Jarrad Powell - Paul Taub, flute

Simultaneously Solitary (Shendos No. 14) - Tom Baker - James Falzone, clarinet; Raymond Larsen, trumpet; Maria Ritzenthaler, viola; Abbey Blackwell, bass; Bonnie Whiting, percussion

In Memoriam Muhal Richard Abrams for Violin and Glockenspiel - Tyshawn Sorey - Eric Rynes, violin; Bonnie Whiting, percussion

Julia and Jérémy assembled a handful of Seattle's finest performers and presented an hour of flawless magic both in spite of and in recognition of these horrid times, secluded as we are from the simplest pleasures of playing music together. As always, the local composers, represented here by Tom Baker and Jarrad Powell, held their own just fine with their peers from elsewhere.

These are strange times indeed, when many of us, myself included, find ourselves suffering from emotional stresses of which we are often only dimly aware. Even in the past these can find sudden and unwitting outlet - music might move us to tears or leave us flabbergast and waste in a heap. One never really knows the whens or the hows nor the whats nor the whys. Last night I was moved - and I hesitate, here, to admit it, because I'll need to qualify it immediately - to unremitting fits of joyful and giddy hilarity. Was something about the concert funny? I suppose from a certain point of view I could point out aspects I could analyze that way - and some (by now ubiquitous) connection issues during the after gig chat certainly fed into it - Tom (and you know I love you dearly): you could get a side-gig going - think "Tom Headroom", just sayin' - but in the end my reaction was just that, mine, and its specifics had little to do with the specifics of what I was hearing or seeing. My best guess is that I was so happy at how well it was going and in how "all in" everybody was, that hilarity overcame me.

Be all that as it may, and on top of the spectacular performances all around, the show itself was put together with obvious love and care. SMO wears its institutional and professional aspirations proudly. When they do something they do it right, sharing it for us with joy and fervor. I loved the way the whole thing flowed, sound and video both - and I would like to extend my personal congratulations to the production team. Seeing and hearing five performers in five locations, hearing with each other in real time, arranged so beautifully on the screen, was deeply moving. Thank you all, you are part of what makes Seattle a blessed place.

Recorded

October 17, 2020

Creole Bells - Metropolitan Orchestra [from Allan Lowe's Turn Me Loose White Man]

bandstand band
gets that piccolo calliope sound
that Stravinsky picked up a few years later in Petrushka

Sonata, Op. 1 - Alban Berg - Alfred Brendel

some pushing and shoving going on between and among the various musics crowded into this counterpoint 

one of them went sulking off 

an opera scene
a brawl some if it
in graceful slo mo

October 18, 2020

Jeux - Claude Debussy - Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg, Louis De Froment

cells that repeat
spans that don't
attention isn't drawn
obviously
to a larger framework
but is held
within a few moments to either side 

the sense of now is narrow and mercurial
the repeating of a cell
is what defines
the cell
a mesmeric trick

The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan - Charles Tomlinson Griffes - Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa

twice or thrice exotic:
francophilic treatment
of an English opium dream
of the east
in the past 

the purpose of this music is
to portray
to be about something
to evoke images
and lead one through those images
as a docent might

Variations on a Noel - Marcel Dupre - David Di Fiore

organ
in its close ties to architecture
building and instrument
are one and same
and because those buildings are for the most part liturgical spaces
organ music  has been more closely related and tied to that music appropriate to Western Christian hymnody et al
this has limited the range of its repertoire 

if the medium is the message
then a large part of the message of organ music
has been tied to the uses of sacred space 

but darn it he plays well 

youwza! 

and no other instrument
no ensemble
has the same capability of dissociating
meter
figuration
and voice
into regions of the room

Five Sacred Songs for voice and small ensemble - Anton Webern - Halina Lukomska

syllable to note correspondence keeps it atomic
if it's not a note it isn't a part of music

Home Sweet Home - Frank Jenkins [from Allan Lowe's  Turn Me Loose White Man]

variations on a theme
in a pattern
marked by figuration

Just a Closer Walk With Thee - Stuart Hine - Prospect Choir

each beat
an accent
brings
out
the barbershop

Kind Hearted Woman Blues - Robert Johnson

casual consideration of the downbeat
held together by structural lyrics and timbral echoes between guitar and voice

Four Norwegian Moods - Igor Stravinsky - New York Philharmonic, Igor Stravinsky 

I could imagine this the soundtrack of a National Geographic newsreel
in which direction do these exotic pictures query?
east to west or west to east?
who commissioned this?

Violin Concerto in D - Erich Wolfgang Korngold - Stuttgart Radio Orchestra, Willy Mattes, Ulf Hoelscher

come see the view from here
isn't it lovely 

lifts itself to see
or steps up
then sinks back
into warm fine happy home 

plays between scrubby scrubby violin playing and singing singing violin playing
throw some sparkly dust around to make it swoony 

slow movement
I hear now how he echoes the sound of a violin within similar sounds in the orchestra ties colors together
halo 

scrubby finale ends 7 times over in quick succession

Night Train - Jimmy Forest [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

the sax pitches lift into brightness
!honk! in your ear
train's air horn I suppose
happy party sultry blues

Farther Up The Road - Bobby Bland [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

nearly a duplication of the ensemble in Night Train above if voice and sax could be counted as 

equivalent 

Four French Songs - [unknown composer(s)] - Betty Eisenbrey, Ronnie Martin

from a private tape
I must presume she was practicing these at home when I was little
so I've heard them before
but it has been some time since then

Everybody Loves a Winner - William Bell [collected from Dave Marsh's The Heart of Rock & Soul]

arranged to perfection
back up singers are brilliant

Breakers Off Baranquilla - Lake Washington Singers

from a private tape
the layers of its (that prior tape's) former medial states as they push stop and go off air in sequence

"...such words as it were vain to close..." - J. K. Randall - Lana Anikina Suran [from Open Space 40]


the logical and lyrical extremes of Debussyan clarity

Pastorale: The Color of Water - Neal Kosály-Meyer - Neal Kosály-Meyer [recorded October 4, 2010]

we discuss slowed down prepping for the next major performance in Snohomish
we talk about Gradus
I was using "my 'drothers"

Ain't Got You - Bruce Springsteen [from Tunnel of Love]

wooing the other
channel love
the subdued orchestration
probably didn't even need
as much as he used

October 20, 2020

Banned Rehearsal 283 - John E, Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Aaron Keyt, Marilyn Meyer, William Meyer

we are in a small room together
a busy infant is making busy infant sounds
while we strum bang pluck and blow
conversations cross intersect
and rebound in the room
from in and from out of the room
volitional? and not so much?
resplendently cruddy
when musicality is not a favored thing
neither input nor output
patience is required
musicality in some new form
may emerge someday
we finish with Stein
a reading

October 21, 2020

Explosion! - Shonen Knife [from Brand New Knife]

by the book maximum generic in your generic face corporate fabricated for genericness

F r AgMe Nt(s) - Marcus Oldham - Keith Eisenbrey [recorded March 11, 2007]

this was the last recording I made on the Yamaha 6' my folks bought for me in high school 

gesturally expressionist 
tightly coiled pitch work 
nothing is let go 
pulled back 
into 
close 
quarters 
clutched

Radio Nowhere - Bruce Springsteen [from Magic]

his vocal is buried deeper in the mix than is his usual custom
as best I can tell he's advertising the songishness of the song - not his best and only half finished at that

October 22, 2020

Sonata - Aaron Keyt - Keith Eisenbrey [recorded April 12, 2014]

removing tonal function and leaving only what?
common tone relations?
or not even that?
at least strong motivic gestural cross relations
the things that are going on together
may have difficult relations between themselves
but they are each
clearly
things going on
and it is together
that they are going on 

I dropped a lot of notes

Ranjana Phillauri - Diljit Diosanjh [from Bollygood Volume 2]

reverse exoticism
or succumbing -
(I want a portmanteau for succumbing and subsumption)
- to the powers that pay?
evidence that the sheer sound of pop is meaningless, empty.
the flavor of meaning only
#sincere

In Session at the Tintinabulary

October 19, 2020

Banned Telepath 64 Lake City Messages - Anna K, Neal Kosály-Meyer

Banned Telepath 64 Tintinabulary - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Anna K, Neal Kosály-Meyer

Banned Telepath 64 Toad Hall - Aaron Keyt

Banned Rehearsal 1012 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Anna K, Aaron Keyt, Neal Kosály-Meyer

Aaron played drum at Toad Hall, Anna and Neal phoned from Lake City while Karen and I were playing in the Tintinabulary. Anna and Neal had also left some long messages so we added those in also 

Postscripts

no sign of years ago grill had but as
teddy buying the glass but nothing you
could call a name and on a dark night when

more than one
monologue in the world
the ground wind sees