The fifteenth installment in Robert Ian Winstin's "28 in Twenty-Eight" blog series
Monday, February 15, 2010
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A month long text and audio blog about the creation of 28 new pieces of "art music" in the twenty-eight days of February by composer & conductor Robert Ian Winstin.
Never have the mice sounded so good!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Can I assume that the end 'smack' is the cutting off of the tails with a carving knife?
ReplyDeleteGreat piece!
Carl
That's some fancy playing. I just grabbed the sheet music off your web site. This is a great srvice - many thanks to you and your company for doing this.
ReplyDeleteI love it
That's really funny. Love the humour.
ReplyDeleteCarl S.
Suffolk
We're enjoying this blog! (State Farm Employees!) Every morning we can't wait to come in and crowd around a monitor and have a listen to that days latest piece of music.
ReplyDeleteMonday is especially fun as we get to listen to several in a row to catch up from the weekend.
This morning we took a poll and decided that our favorites were:
1. "Noodle, Poodle, Doodle"
2. "The Thing in My Window" and
3. "TC - the Theater Cat"
He might be the cutest cat in the world and I wonder if he knows that he is famous here in Southern Illinois?
Thanks for doing this blog - we love it!
Great fun! Made my morning.
ReplyDeleteTC rules! Love that piece and I love this one too. Really great - lots of fun to listen to. I am hoping for another Blues Etude. Is one coming?
ReplyDeleteCathy C.
Is there a full disc of the complete opera stuff? I love that and would certainly get one if it was available.
ReplyDeleteKeep this up! Only 13 more to go!
How fun - I have to agree with Susan - best sounding mice I've ever heard. Hey - I really think it was TC catching them at the end.
ReplyDeleteGreat laugh for a Monday
Cathy B
Thanks for this, I am enjoying this.
ReplyDeleteLisa