It's MY story, and it's nothing like yours.

SPU in the morning. did windstone suite. taxing piece with time signatures that change after almost every bar. the quavers were tough. (5-8ths,6-8ths,7-8ths,3-4s...) i had a headache after the rehearsal, suspected that i did too much counting... haha. thoroughly embarrassed when i faltered at this particular movement. and can someone tell me how to do the glissando properly?!
ugh.
and it's to be the opening piece!!! gosh.
despite of all that happened, i'm glad to have this outlet for a breather from the academics. it's only times like this when i can just forget about the pile of work waiting at home and concentrate, instead, on getting those notes and rhythms right.
saw Alex for the first time in the past 2 years, and i must say she's matured by quite a fair bit. so far, the youngest i've known to arrange music for a percussion ensemble. solid stuff. minus the coloured hair, make up, and loss in weight (not that she was obese to start with), she's still much like the same Alex i knew.
poor manshan came all the way from i dunno where and went home barely an hour later, for some decent sleep after suffering from jet-lag. i wonder why she turned up in the first place though she didn't have any parts for that piece. haha...still as blur.
alrights. shan't continue cuz i've really got to tend to that pile now.
shucks.
it's 8.44pm now. not whatever is stated below.

posted by yz @ 8:31 PM