Last night's Triad concert was excellent, and I shall write more about that, only not just yet.
One of the uses to which I put this blog, Gentle Reader, is as a kind of remembrancer. I've formed an idea today, and I want to make note of it now, while it's fresh in mind—because holiday season is upon us, and this composer is liable to distraction.
So...I had a musical idea today for the first movement of a symphony for band. First, there was simply this abstract musical germ. Then, because (a) I do not at all mind extramusical suggestion, and (b) in the band world, it may help, I christened this movement The Nerves.
Not to make a tedious diagram of the process, I'll jump to the end.
The piece to be grandiosely titled Karl's Big (But Happily Incomplete) Map to the Body (Symphony N° 2 for band). In four movements:
1. The Nerves
2. The Heart
3. The Eyes
4. The Arms
2. The Heart
3. The Eyes
4. The Arms
Durations? Still mulling.
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