I slept rather well, and I had a long dream about my Overture to Twelfth Night, of all things. Since its premiere in 2017, 47 years after I composed it, I've been thinking about revising it. There's much I like about it, but there are a couple of sections that I could have written better, and I think it's two short.If anyone's interested, here's its 2017 performance, performed by the Southwest Ohio Philharmonic, a community orchestra, conducted by my friend Carmon DeLeone:https://soundcloud.com/user5614139/moore-overture-to-twelfth-night
In nothing I've read on her beyond the book does she ever come across as the victim of anybody else's influence. I realize that can be hidden, but it never fit the picture here.
Happy birthday to Swishy Sarah - wouldn't it be FUN if she showed up?
I didn't mention the ending of One, Two, Three - after all that went before, Wilder tops it all with an incredible and hilarious visual gag that's one of the biggest laughs in the film. And for something the pundits would like to say wasn't a hit, it played ten WEEKS at the Paramount before going wide.
I remember the packed houses and audience reactions with -- quite literally -- as much fondness as I do the movies themselves.OMG, yes - What's Up, Doc? - one of the greatest examples of this. Unbelievable. There's nothing even close to that kind of experience today.
Quote from: elmore3003 on August 31, 2021, 04:00:43 AMI slept rather well, and I had a long dream about my Overture to Twelfth Night, of all things. Since its premiere in 2017, 47 years after I composed it, I've been thinking about revising it. There's much I like about it, but there are a couple of sections that I could have written better, and I think it's two short.If anyone's interested, here's its 2017 performance, performed by the Southwest Ohio Philharmonic, a community orchestra, conducted by my friend Carmon DeLeone:https://soundcloud.com/user5614139/moore-overture-to-twelfth-nightGlorious!I was honored to be the composer's driver when he was in town for that 2017 performance. It was especially thrilling to be in the rehearsal room when DR Elmore heard it for the first time.
Quote from: ChasSmith on August 31, 2021, 06:18:36 AMI remember the packed houses and audience reactions with -- quite literally -- as much fondness as I do the movies themselves.OMG, yes - What's Up, Doc? - one of the greatest examples of this. Unbelievable. There's nothing even close to that kind of experience today.This past weekend, three or four of us were reminiscing about how funny this is, especially Madeline Kahn as the real Eunice Burns.
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Oh, my! Cases against 17 people charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot on hold after lawyer goes missing.
