REVERIES

was listening to screeching weasel today. forgot how much i missed that.

my bet’s on c#minor

if you like imperfectly improvised solo cello pizzicato, this jam is for you!

make the cello go

melodica. that is all.

turning to my good friend mr. ukelele for today’s moody jam.

Last night I had the pleasure of practicing with the great Molly Allis and Jenica Anderson of Bear Club. We’ve been playing electric lately, but in preparation for a more intimate show we were armed with marimba, cello and acoustic guitar. And of course their voices. Sorry, the cello is a bit loud on this recording of us practicing a song since the recorder was close to me.

played some more bach action and then improvised afterwards, imperfect and all.

picked up good ol’ Cello McCelloface today. I played some Bach badly and then recorded this improvisation.

i like my toy xylophone

I am not a drummer. Drummers are insanely talented people. There is an unspoken precision mixed with non-thought that is beyond me. Nonetheless. Going to drums is a way to get to a start place of non music think-too-much for me.

and on. improvised fingers on guitar.

It has been a while. Well. That’s ok… right? So, let’s not worry about how many days missed. Who even cares what the rules might be. I want to get back to the core of this thing as it has evolved: Music Everyday shall maybe be improvised things… things that come about out of the day. The whole idea for me was/is/shall be that I find joy in making music every day…. and… AND! if it so happens that I share that online… well, great. But I am restating here that this is such a selfish project. It’s for me. Yeah. Oh yeah. Well, kind of. It’s for you. It’s for music, not meant to be a single hand clapping. So. Here’s the latest.

live from the corral

I am a music intern