Forgot to post this...my First Par!

It's the one that's circled. It says 4, I promise (and it was a par 4...you ever seen a par 3 270???)

GAMMA-UT 2010!

Was a resounding success! Great presentations from our guests and our Keynote Speaker, Suzanne Cusick.

Wonderful night of music by our guest composers, Ben Taylor, Ian Munro, Elliott Bark, Ross Griffey, Clint Needham, Stefan Cadra and (our local) Ian Dicke!

For the details of what went on, click here (until 2011):

http://gammaut.music.utexas.edu/GAMMAUT/GAMMA-UT.html

The Truth About Graduate School

Nigel and his remote

Best text of the day:

"Happy Birthday Hermes! All of us at Dental Health of Boulder wish you a happy birthday. DO NOT REPLY"

As promised...

...the video from the CLUTCH Concert on February 22.

Jim from Cautionary Tales for Children, music by Steve Snowden

Jim, Who ran away from his Nurse, and was eaten by a Lion from Steven Snowden on Vimeo.

Last Monday's CLUTCH Concert

Concert went off really well, which is great since we had a nice crop of prospective MM and DMA composers visiting that day.

I helped Steve Snowden out a bit by conducting through the first of several Cautionary Tales for Children..."Jim, who ran away from his nurse and was eaten by a lion." What great piece and Steve himself sang the baritone part. Visit stevensnowden.com to check out the audio recording and video.

In the words of Ian Dicke, venerable composer and good friend, "I was proud of UT (that night)." Great showing all around...job well done!!!