Well, this is it. BEDA is officially over with this post, #30.
It's been a fun ride, and, although it was a bit more than I'm able to do permanently, I like how engaged this processes has kept me with my own music, life, and readers.
Thanks to Oby for the most comments, and to Candy for helping me find out about BEDA.
As a final flourish, here is a list of every BEDA post topic I've covered, from insightful to insignificant: (They are linked for your convenience.)
Day 30: It's Over!
Day 29: BEDA Fizzling Out, but that's okay
Day 28: A short one
Day 27: Readings and Weather
Day 26: More of Me
Day 25: Recital Season
Day 24: Music Notation and Production Software
Day 23: Slonimsky's Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns
Day 22: Free Public Domain Classical Sheet Music
Day 21: What Composers Talk About by Kyle Gann
Day 20: Reich's Double Sextet Awarded the Puliter Prize
Day 19: Death and Taxes
Day 18: Harmony II Review Materials, Now with Formal Analyses!
Day 17: New Music Bakesale
Day 16: Melodyhound
Day 15: Darwin Analysis
Day 14: Signed, Sealed & Delivered
Music Appetizer Week #7 and BEDA Day 13: Generations
Day 12: Recordings
Day 11: Darwin and Minimalism
Day 10: Pandora
Day 9: Sarah Watkins
Day 8: Jazz Analysis
Day 7: Jeff Pressing on the Application of Set Theory Analysis to Jazz
Day 6: Bartok Piano Music
Day 5: Bad Habit Ultimate
Day 4: Django Reinhardt
Day 3: Riley's in C
Day 2: Richard Mills and String Quartets
(Day 1): to atone for the past few weeks
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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Yay! Shoutout love!
ReplyDeleteJaven and I are up to our ears in wedding and reception planning. When did this get so complicated? What did you do for your wedding reception? I'm forgetting.
Congratulations! I'm impressed that you did it :)
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