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St. Petersburg, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - James Loney hit a two-run double in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Tampa Bay Rays to a 5-4 comeback win over the Texas Rangers at Tropicana Field.
Matt Joyce smacked a two-run homer for the Rays, who rallied from a 4-1 deficit. Yunel Escobar celebrated a contract extension with Tampa Bay by belting a solo shot, while starter David Price gave up four runs on nine hits and struck out six over six innings.
Nick Martinez, making his major league debut, was in line for the win before Neal Cotts (0-1) gave up Loney's double that sailed over the head of left- fielder Shin-Soo Choo.
"He's calm, but he's got that thing going on inside. It definitely burns. He wants to win and he wants to play well," Rays manager Joe Maddon said of Loney.
Cotts, tasked with protecting a 4-3 lead, walked Wil Myers to begin the eighth and intentionally gave Evan Longoria a free pass after a sacrifice bunt. Loney followed by sending the lefty's offering the opposite way to put the Rays on top.
"At the end, we had the right people in there, we just didn't get the job done," Rangers manager Ron Washington said.
Brandon Gomes (1-0) had tossed a 1-2-3 eighth for Tampa Bay, and Grant Balfour retired the Rangers in order in the ninth to pick up his first save of the season.
Martinez, who had his contract purchased from Double-A Frisco, allowed four hits, including the homers by Joyce and Escobar, and walked three in six innings.
Alex Rios gave Texas an early lead with a two-run double in the first inning, and after three consecutive two-out hits, the last one by Elvis Andrus, the Rangers made it 3-0 at the end of two.
Escobar, who agreed to a two-year, $13 million extension before Saturday's game, homered to left leading off the third.
Choo lofted a sacrifice fly in the fourth, but Joyce responded in the home half of the inning with a blast to right.
Escobar's deal includes a club option for 2017 ... Andrus and Josh Wilson each
had three hits for Texas ... Reliever Daniel McCutchen was optioned to Frisco
to make room for Martinez.
The 150th series meeting between Lafayette and Lehigh was held at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, but Lafayette's Ross Scheuerman was ready for Broadway on Saturday.
Kasey Kahne will continue to drive for Hendrick Motorsports through the 2018 Sprint Cup season, signing a three-year contract extension on Thursday.
The Cleveland Browns activated wide receiver Josh Gordon on Saturday, a day before he is set to make his season debut against Atlanta.
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired right- handed pitcher Mike Bolsinger from the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday for cash considerations.
The Orlando Magic revealed on Friday that rookie forward Aaron Gordon underwent successful surgery on a broken toe.
Edmonton Oilers forward Benoit Pouliot is out indefinitely after suffering a broken foot in Friday's game against the New Jersey Devils, the team announced during the second intermission.


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Well, I talked to Rosalee this morning. She was in Richmond, Virginia. She will be here tonight after I get out of work. Jay is suppose to be a sweetheart and clean the bathrooms before she gets here.
I figured if it does not rain tonight, Rosalee and I, we will be able to have a mini fire. If it rains and if she is in the mood, there is always cards.
As for last night, we had a really bad thunderstorm. My power went out a couple of time. I had to be patience while waiting until my cable came back on and the storm died down. I wanted to call Rosalee. I was happy once that happened because I went to bed after I knew she transferred to her bus.
I have also decided I need to get a battery for my alarm clock. It really made me nervous that I would not have my alarm in the morning.
I got a haircut on Saturday. I donorated my hair to locks of love. I have not done that since I was a teenager. My hair is still below my shoulders. I have layers and layers of hair still. I love my hair.
Kaleb, my son, had his first professional hair tirmed. He is just as cute as a button. He had an inch trimed. I can see his beautiful face again. I have his hair clipping his baby book.
On Sunday, we went to Spartagburg for some swimming. That was pretty fun. Jay visited his son. Logan did not want him to go home. It was really sweet. Jay really need that from him.
I feel accomplished as well. I finished the dishes, laundry I have one more load left. I only have a few more things to do before Rosalee gets into town. She is leaving from New York tonight. I will see her at 6 pm tomorrow night. I am wick excited to see her. Rosalee is another sister I just met last year. This is going to be a good opportunity to get to know her.
I made dinner. Even through Jay hated it. He actually asked for some of my mom's leftovers from our family dinner on Saturday. I would not feel so insulted had it not be burnt. I made the same thing last night that I made two weeks ago. The last time, I made asian stir fry with turkey. His only complaint was the turkey had an after taste. Yesterday, I made it with beef. He said it was gross. WTF!!!! I cannot win.
I did not want to get up this morning. Its raining and 15 degrees lower than its been in weeks. I should have wore a sweater.
I have happy News! I lost another 1.5 pound.
Now that my food is starting to stay on track I going to add some fitness into it.
I get to join the YMCA today. I have been waiting for two weeks for the personal director to come back from vacation.
Yippie skippie bippie!
Kaleb loved his first day at the day care. This morning was rough. He did not want me to leave him. I am going to give her a call in a couple of hours. I hope he has not given her to much of a hard time.
Jay and I talked a little last night. We both agreed that our relationship moved to quickly. It was nice that we agreed that we need our space. I believe in his head, he thinks we will eventually get back together. I do not know how to feel about that.
I know that I have too many feelings and too many thoughts to deal with someone else's drama right now.
I got to talk to my sister, Sheenia last night. I have not got to meet her in person. She lives in florida. A little history, I met my biological father last June. That is when I met my 2 other sisters and my older brother. Sheenia is the only sister I have not go to met as of yet.
Last night, Sheenia and I talked about an hour. I have learned about a lot of skeletons in our family closet. It was good to talk to her. I found out I have a lot in common with her then I ever thought possible. I also asked about my potential career choice.
That brings me too... I am going to a college career adviser on Monday because of Sheenia. I am very excited to see if this is something I would really be interested in.
So Overall, Things are good.
I did not even get to discuss my issues with my weight with the boyfriend. We ended up fighting.
There was huge thunderstorm last night with lighting. He decides he is going to call his son. That is where the fight started. It ended by picking up Kaleb and placing us in his room. It was such a horrible night.
He called me a bitch and yelled like I was trying to murder him. This makes 3 times in less than a week he broke up with me. This time when he came back I told him I no longer see a future for us. I told him I just wanted to be his friend. He did not take the news very well. I just cannot be in a relationship like this anymore.
Now that I have slept, I thought I would wake up feeling differently. I almost expected to feel like I made a mistake. I do not feel like I have made a mistake. I do not feel anything like I am on autopilot.
I just need to focus on Kaleb and I. The man I am suppose to be with me will find me. The starting of a relationship should not be this hard and complex.
In the meantime, I have a goal to lose 10 pounds in the next month.
I am looking into get a career dealing with corporation training. I do not even know how to get my foot in the door. Yesterday, was the 10th person in the last 8 months that said I should look into it.
I put myself on a budget.
I am trying to get my crap straight.
I do not even know where to start.
I have been seeing a man for about 2 months now. I have known him as a very close friend for about 10 years. We have seen each other at our best and worst. He is a very handsome, sweet and kind man. I have had a lot of feeling for him for a while. My insecurities stopped me from pursing the relationship in the past. Our path have just keep crossing.
I know that his attraction is to smaller woman. He keeps bringing up the fact that he does not find bigger woman attractive until he met me.
I thought was sweet. I just do not see how in the world he can find me attractive. He usually dates woman that are so small that eating a m&m would make them look pregnant.
Let me just say, in his defend, he has know idea that I feel insecure with my body in the first place. He loves that I have a ton of self-confidence.
I know that I am beautiful and smart. I know that I am worth wild. I just do not how I am ever going to be able to take my clothes off in front of him. Anytime he instigates us to be intimate I find a way to keep my clothes covering my rolls.
I am use to a men that enjoy curvy woman. How the hack am I going to get through this?
Where did myself confidence go?

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WASHINGTON – Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee, today announced that he has named Mildred Otero as the Majority's new Chief Education Counsel.
"With her extensive experience advancing education initiatives that benefit children from cradle to career, Mildred is a valuable addition to our team," said Harkin. "Ensuring that our students are prepared to compete in the 21st Century global economy is one of my highest priorities. Mildred brings a wealth of education policy and practical Senate experience to the position, which will serve us well as the Committee continues its work to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, expand and improve access to higher education, and explore innovative education strategies being employed across the country."
Otero joins the HELP Committee after serving as a Senior Policy Officer at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, helping to lead its federal advocacy efforts for the U.S. Programs. In this role, Otero focused on policy advocacy that advances the foundation's College Ready and Postsecondary Success strategies. Prior to joining the Foundation, Otero served in the Obama Administration on Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton's transition team at the U.S. Department of State and as Senior Advisor at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), collaborating in areas of education, youth, and social protection policy affecting Latin America and Caribbean region.
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My first and most important job in writing this essay is to invite all of my mountain neighbors to the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at St. Laurence Episcopal Church in Conifer at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 25. You will "dine" upon fine music, readings, prayers and hymn singing. You will have an opportunity to contribute to the Mountain Resource Center and Evergreen Christian Outreach.
More than 300 people attended a fund-raising event Saturday for the Evergreen High School Education Foundation at The Wild Game, a new entertainment center in Bergen Park.
"It was truly an amazing evening in Evergreen," said Linda Nielander, a foundation board member who helped organize the event with Dave Wilson, owner of the The Wild Game, and others.
The Evergreen Park and Recreation District board has selected EPRD recreation manager Ellen O'Connor to serve as executive director for the district.
After interviewing O'Connor and two other finalists, the board unanimously voted for her on Wednesday night. She is replacing former executive director Scott Robson, who resigned his position in early September.
"I'm honored and filled with a lot of emotion," O'Connor said. "I'm here to serve this district to the best of my ability."
What better way to spark the interest of fourth-graders at Rocky Mountain Academy of Evergreen in science and technology than to have them build and program robots?
Minds and hands were thoroughly occupied last Friday as the students worked in small groups to assemble 75 Lego-like pieces into small robots.
The next assignment was naming the robots — things such as "Wall-e" from the Pixar movie, Broncobot, Henry and Bob — followed by using computers to program the robots to change course when they ran into something.
For the past week, Ellen O'Connor has been working in her new position as executive director of the Evergreen Park and Recreation District.
After extensive interviews with O'Connor and two other finalists, members of the EPRD board unanimously chose O'Connor to serve as head of the park district on Nov. 12 — a position she officially began the following day.
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E.V. Leyendecker, chairman of the Jeffco Republican Party, said the party formed a vacancy committee earlier this year after Griffin announced her plans to run for clerk and recorder — and to leave her term-limited commission seat if elected.
Evergreen Christian Outreach and the Mountain Resource Center continue their efforts to assist needy people during the holiday season. From food drives to the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot in Evergreen, mountain area residents have many opportunities to participate in charitable giving.
Ted Pritchett, like all of us, has a calling. For the 73-year-old, it is pickleball, both playing it and teaching it. Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton and table tennis. Picture a shrunk-down tennis court with a wiffleball.
When pickleball came to Evergreen in 2011, there were just 17 programs in Colorado. Today, there are 96. The popularity is ever-growing. Pritchett first took up the sport in November 2008.
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DALLAS — A retrial has begun for a North Texas man originally sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted in a $300,000 bad checks case.
The Dallas Morning News (http://bit.ly/1tWDiIR ) reported Tuesday that, during appeals, authorities determined a prosecutor failed to turn over some evidence in Jason Dvorin's first trial.
Dvorin in 2013 was convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, sentenced to prison and ordered to repay nearly $112,000.
Prosecutors denied allegations that Dvorin did not get a fair trial, but agreed to the retrial to avoid lingering questions of fairness. Opening statements began Monday with a different prosecution team.
Chris Derrington, who was with Pavillion Bank in Richardson, in 2012 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Derrington was sentenced to probation and ordered to repay $778,000.
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A desire presupposes the possibility of action to achieve it; action presupposes a goal that is worth achieving.
– Ayn Rand
I do desire we may be better strangers.
– William Shakespeare
One must count ones riches by the means one has to satisfy his desires.
– Abbé Prévost
We trifle when we assign limits to our desires, since nature hath set none.
– Christian Nestell Bovee
Desiring money kills desire. Money kills desire.
– André Chamson
There are few things we should keenly desire if we really knew what we wanted.
– François de La Rochefoucauld
We are all created by desire and we all die because of desire.
– Santosh Kalwar
Give expression to the noble desires that lie in your heart.
– Gordon B Hinckley
It's hard to feel desire when you don't feel desirable.
– Christine Feehan
Every man has his secret desire, I suppose, and mine is someday to own a farm.
– A.G. Street
Desire is half of life, indifference is half of death.
– Kahlil Gibran
Man is a creation of desire, not a creation of need.
– Gaston Bachelard
Desire urges me on, while fear bridals me.
– Giordano Bruno
It's wonderful to feel desired. There's a sense of power in it, really.
– Nancy Horan
All day and all night my desire for you unwinds like a poisonous snake.
– Samar Sen
One loves ultimately one's desires, not the thing desired.
– Friedrich Nietzsche
The secret of happiness is to admire without desiring. And that is not happiness.
– F. H. Bradley
The desire of death will not always lead you to death but the fear of death will.
– Santosh Kalwar
The intelligent desire self-control; children want candy.
– Rumi
The world you desire can be won, it exists, it is real, it is possible, it is yours.
– Ayn Rand
If you start by promising what you don't even have yet, you'll lose your desire to work towards getting it.
– Paulo Coelho
The desire of the man is for the woman, but the desire of the woman is for the desire of the man.
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Desire is the key that opens the door when opportunity knocks.
Never let go of that fiery sadness called desire.
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We always long for the forbidden things, and desire what is denied us.
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Huge contemporary art show sweeps New Orleans
Prospect.1 New Orleans showcases the work of 81 artists in the city's largest international art show in a century.
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"Prospect.1 New Orleans"Through Jan. 18, 2009, in numerous venues and sites throughout New Orleans. For information go to www.prospectneworleans.org.
A huge wooden ark made from the wood of houses Hurricane Katrina wrecked and a pool of water that reflects pulsing light are among the exhibits of 81 artists whose works are on view in New Orleans's largest international art show in a century.
Prospect.1 New Orleans, which opened last week, displays works of art in 15 locations throughout the city. It is expected to draw an estimated 100,000 visitors during its three-month run.
"This is an amazing event," said E. John Bullard, director of the New Orleans Museum of Art. "In addition to the biennial sites, there are 70 other exhibits going on in galleries around town. You need several days to see everything."
Bullard and exhibit organizers say it is one of the largest international contemporary-art exhibitions ever staged in the United States. The event is planned as the beginning of a biennial — an art show that is held in the same city every other year, similar to shows in 25 other cities, including Venice, Italy; Sydney, Australia; Shanghai and São Paulo, Brazil.
"These shows are very successful, sometimes incredibly successful," said Dan Cameron, the founder and curator of Prospect.1. The influx of visitors drawn by the show promises to be a financial bonus for the city, which is still struggling to build its tourism industry after Katrina hit on Aug. 29, 2005.
Travelers eager to see the show began showing up the day before it opened, said Mary Beth Romig, spokeswoman for the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau.
"The visual-arts community is very important to us," Romig said. "This show raises the profile of the city and brings in a cultural traveler that tends to stay a little longer and spend a little more." Several museum groups have made plans to visit New Orleans to see the exhibition, she said.
Biennials attract a special set of fans, Cameron said, ranging from international collectors to students to teachers and regional tourists who combine the chance to spend a weekend in a location such as New Orleans with a chance to see the exhibits.
"The artists themselves are what makes a show like this successful," Cameron said. "And we have a wonderful group of artists."
Cameron raised $3.5 million to stage the show.
Although there is no set theme for the show, Cameron said many of the artists took the organizers up on their invitation to visit the city and get to know it before deciding on a project.
"They were able to learn about the culture here, the people and the problems, and then take that home and think about it before they decided what to do," he said.
An example of that influence is the work by Paul Villinski, a former resident of New Orleans who now lives in New York. Villinski created the "Emergency Response Studio," for Prospect.1, a 30-foot Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer, such as those used to house people after Hurricane Katrina. The trailer, which is wind and solar powered, can be moved to disaster sites to lodge displaced or visiting artists.
Artist Mark Bradford created a life-size wooden ark in the Lower 9th Ward. He used the shells of destroyed homes and other discarded pieces of wood from houses in the neighborhood that was among the hardest hit by Katrina.
All the exhibits are free, and a free shuttle will ferry locals and visitors from place to place.
The event is planned to repeat in 2010, Cameron said, and every other year "into infinity."
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Basic Theory/History
Yale lecture series to start you off
How to Listen to and Understand Great Music, by Robert Greenberg
Understanding the fundamentals of music, by Robert Greenberg
More advanced broad stuff
More Robert Greenberg lectures - From these you will learn how to analyse and critically listen to music, you will become familiar with the major works of composers you choose to study, and you will learn a lot of important music history. Greenberg is a fantastic teacher. I'd highly recommend his "30 Greatest Orchestral Works" to start out with.
Leonard Bernstein's Young Peoples concerts - Old, but absolutely fantastic. Bernstein was a GREAT teacher.
Leonard Bernstein's Omnibus series - Even OLDER, but even more fantastic. Definitely check out the one about Beethoven's fifth symphony, in which he takes Beethoven's discarded sketches for the work and suggests why he discarded them
Leonard Bernstein's Harvard Lecture Series
Tchaikovsky's book on harmony - This one, while a little old (written in the 1880s) is VERY clear and to the point. I'd recommend this for starting out on.
Arnold Schoenberg's books on harmony and composition in general - I've only linked to one, but the others aren't too difficult to find.
Everything by Heinrich Schenker.
(Keep in mind that the point in learning counterpoint is not to teach you how to write in a 17th century style, which is a common misconception. If you read the works of Heinrich Schenker, you'll find that a lot of the greatest classical works when simplified using Schenker's techniques read as perfect species counterpoint. Studying strict counterpoint and doing the exercises naturally strengthens your ability to write with good voice leading in your free compositions wherever you feel it's necessary.)
Counterpoint in Composition, by Felix Salzer - An excellent book that not only teaches you the theory, but also shows you examples of how the masters interpreted and used it.
Johann Joseph Fux's Gradus ad Parnassum
Ars Nova Counterpointer - This software will correct mistakes in your exercises
Classical Form by William Caplin.
Followed by The Classical Style by Charles Rosen so that you can "unlearn" everything you learned in the previous book. ;)
Samuel Adler's "Orchestration" - An excellent book that comes with a CD with MANY audio and video examples of what he's talking about. This is an invaluable resource.
Thomas Goss' OrchestrationOnline Youtube channel
If you're reading this, I assume you're interested in becoming a composer. My advice to you is this; DON'T. Unless you can't live without music, unless you feel that there's absolutely nothing else in the world you'd rather do, unless you need several hours of your favorite composer/artist every day to simply live, don't bother.
Composition is a very unrewarding, very difficult, very lonely, and often very unfulfilling line of work. If you wish to become a composer, you are in for years and years of unavoidably tortuous (not an exaggeration), monotonous, soul-crushing mental training, and after all of this, there is absolutely no guarantee of success. 99.9% of people in this field die unfulfilled in poverty and obscurity.
Don't believe me? JS Bach's works were almost completely disregarded and forgotten about until ~80 years after his death. Here is one of Mozart's many heartbreaking letters in his final years, begging for money to keep himself afloat:
Great God! I would not wish my worst enemy to be in my present position. And if you, most beloved friend and brother, forsake me, we are altogether lost, both my unfortunate and blameless self and my poor sick wife and child. Only the other day when I was with you I was longing to open my heart to you, but I had not the courage to do so and indeed I should still not have the courage for, as it is, I only dare to write and tremble as I do so and I should not even dare to write, were I not certain that you know me, that you are aware of my circumstances, and that you are wholly convinced of my innocence so far as my unfortunate and most distressing situation is concerned.
Good God! I am coming to you not with thanks but with fresh entreaties! Instead of paying my debts I am asking for more money! If you really know me, you must sympathise with my anguish in having to do so. I need not tell you once more that owing to my unfortunate illness I have been prevented from earning anything. But I must mention that in spite of my wretched condition I decided to give subscription concerts at home in order to be able to meet at least my present great and frequent expenses, for I was absolutely convinced of your friendly assistance. But even this has failed. Unfortunately Fate is so much against me, though only in Vienna, that even when I want to, I cannot make any money. A fortnight ago I sent round a list for subscribers and so far the only name on it is that of Baron van Swieten! Now that (the 13th) my dear little wife seems to be improving every day, I should be able to set to work again, if this blow, this heavy blow, had not come. At any rate, people are consoling me by telling me that she is better although the night before last she was suffering so much and I on her account that I was stunned and despairing. But last night (the I4th), she slept so well and has felt so much easier all the morning that I am very hopeful; and at last I am beginning to feel inclined for work. I am now faced, however, with misfortunes of another kind, though, it is true, only for the moment.
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Chopin died of tuberculosis at the age of 39 forgotten, and in poverty. Schubert was never noticed in his lifetime (he was only first discovered by Schumann nearly 20 years after his death), and died of syphilis in poverty at the age of 31. Schumann despaired so much about the quality of his own music that he attempted to commit suicide by drowning himself in the Rhine at the age of 44, and he died two years later in a mental asylum.
Are you still willing to go through with this?
Go to the keyboard now and improvise a fugue in the style of Bach on whatever theme you like. Can't do that? Go to the keyboard and play a whole tone scale in the bass starting on E-flat, and harmonize it in the treble with minor seventh chords (according to the rules of voice leading, of course), and we'll see what it sounds like. No? Go to the keyboard and play the first prelude of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier transposed to A-flat major. Can you not do that? If I play you an aria from a Mozart opera, will you be able to transcribe it after one hearing? No? Can you realize a simple figured bass? Can you even play a C major scale with the proper fingering? Do you even have a keyboard?
You might think that all of this sounds very unnecessary and that I'm expecting you to perform miracles, but unfortunately these sorts of things are the minimum that's expected of you. To be effective as a musician and a composer, music should be as fluent to you as language is to everyone else. Would you not expect an author to do the equivalent of these things with language? Most people think of these things as something only a genius or a very talented person can do (and of course we don't mind that ;>), but in reality, it's basic competence.
As a musician, you are expected to be the culmination in a line of ~100,000 years worth of musicians. Unless you can eventually offer something to the world as valuable as a work by JS Bach, Mozart, Beethoven et. al. what's the point in even bothering? Your life would probably be much better spent as a charity worker or a labourer if you can't do that. We have millions of hours of music already (most of which is garbage) and frankly, the world likely won't miss yours.
Do you still want to become a composer? If you do, God help you and read on, and don't make too many plans for the next decade or so...
I'd recommend at minimum dedicating at least 15 to 30 minutes to this every day (at most an hour or two). Get yourself into a schedule that you can keep up for the next few years, and be sure to continue composing outside of your education.
Start out with these to get your feet wet, and to become familiar and comfortable with how music is discussed:
Yale lecture series to start you off
Leonard Bernstein's Young Peoples concerts
How to Listen to and Understand Great Music, by Robert Greenberg
Understanding the fundamentals of music, by Robert Greenberg
More Robert Greenberg lectures
Leonard Bernstein's Omnibus series
Leonard Bernstein's Harvard Lecture Series
Now the real fun begins. You need to start by training your ears (you should be able to identify types of chords by sight/ear, identify pitches by sight/ear, keys etc. etc.) and becoming competent at playing the keyboard. With regards to playing the keyboard, there's really no way around this. You can try training yourself on something like the guitar (as Berlioz did) if you really want to, but you're sort of shooting yourself in the foot. Buy a cheap MIDI controller and plug it into FL studio and you're off. (The MIDI controller I use is an Oxygen 88, if you're interested). If you're questioning whether or not you need to be able to play at all, imagine an author who's unable to speak.
I entrust you with this software: http://www.earmaster.com/
And this book: http://imslp.org/wiki/Elementary_Training_for_Musicians_(Hindemith,_Paul)
I would also recommend that you learn to play some basic keyboard repertoire, such as Bach's Well Tempered Clavier or Mozart Piano Sonatas. Anything that you enjoy will do.
Once you feel your ears have reached a certain level of competence, you may begin getting your feet wet with studies in Species Counterpoint. Species Counterpoint is a method of internalizing the rules of strict 16th-century counterpoint in the style of Palestrina. According to the theories of Heinrich Schenker, Species Counterpoint is the foundation of most tonal music. If you strip away the embellishments and the polish from the music of JS Bach, Mozart, Beethoven etc. you almost always get perfect Species Counterpoint.
The goal here is not to train you to write in the style of Palestrina (though that is a side effect), it is rather to train your subconscious mind to treat each line as an independent living voice, and in order to get each voice to interact in such a way that the music is always pure and interesting to the ears. Music written with this foundation will flow through the listener's mind with ease and fluency. It is a strong, invisible and transparent foundation upon which you can express yourself with absolute fluency no matter what style you're writing in, and it's been this way (in the Western world) for the past 500 years.
I entrust you with this software: http://www.ars-nova.com/cp/
And this book as a guideline (which was used by JS Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms etc.): http://www.opus28.co.uk/Fux_Gradus.pdf
And an alternative: http://books.google.ie/books/about/Counterpoint_in_Composition.html?id=D1Ezg3pCgRcC&redir_esc=y
In addition to studying counterpoint, you must also study harmony. The tried and true method is by learning how to realize figured basses (at sight on the keyboard, and on paper in both open and closed score, which you can do in the Counterpointer software), which JS Bach himself explains here: http://normanschmidt.net/scores/bachjs-general_bass_rules.pdf
His son, CPE Bach goes into much more detail in his Versuch: http://www.amazon.com/Essay-True-Playing-Keyboard-Instruments/dp/0393097161
Handel also wrote a very good tutorial and series of exercises: http://www.amazon.com/Continuo-Playing-According-Handel-Exercises/dp/0193184338
And some more exercises to keep you busy: http://imslp.org/wiki/Exercises_in_Figured_Bass_and_Melody_Harmonisation_(Lyon,_James)
As you're working at this, it's also worth reading a modern harmony textbook to supplement your knowledge, such as Aldwell and Schacter's "Harmony and Voice Leading" or Tchaikovsky's book on harmony.
Also, memorize every page of this: http://www.patphil.com/nadiacadence.pdf
Once you are reasonably confident in your contrapuntal and harmonic abilities, you can begin to attempt harmonizing Bach's chorales (in Counterpointer).
If you are interested in writing for acoustic instruments, it is vital that you become competent in the science and art of orchestration:
Samuel Adler's "Orchestration" - An excellent book that comes with a CD with MANY audio and video examples of what he's talking about. This is an invaluable resource.
Thomas Goss' OrchestrationOnline Youtube channel
In addition to all of this, the rest of your life should be dedicated to studying the music of other composers (it really doesn't matter who), and figuring out what makes their music tick, and how you can use their tricks in your own music. I can't really be too specific on how to go about this, but I have some recommendations on where to start so that you can begin to learn how to analyse music yourself:
Classical Form by William Caplin.
Followed by The Classical Style by Charles Rosen so that you can "unlearn" everything you learned in the previous book. ;)
Use whatever academic resources you can get your hands on, absorb any lectures you find. Read every biography on your favorite composers and figure out their methods of working. Join classical music forums and mailing lists and discuss the issues facing music today with your peers.
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The pianist Andras Schiff going through Beethoven's 32 sonatas
Nadia Boulanger was a music theory teacher in the twentieth century, who is known for teaching a huge number of recognizable names in music, including; Aaron Copland, Philip Glass, Daniel Barenboim. She was also close friends with composers such as Leonard Bernstein and Igor Stravinsky, who would often present new works to her for her feedback.
This video is an insight into one of her classes
Robert Levin discussing how he goes about completing Mozart fragments
Robert Levin discussing how he improvises in the style of Mozart
Look up this and Google around about Topical Theory in music.
Lecture exploring the relationship between neurology and music
Radio 3's discovering music series
(I'll update this further over time)
Above all else, listen and compose.
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This is awesome. I've just messed around a bit with harmony after downloading and reading the book by Tchaikovsky, and just knowing a bit about harmonic thirds and sixths... it's revolutioned my writing already! I can't believe you don't have dozens of positive comments already on such an useful resource collection.
This is awesome. I've just messed around a bit with harmony after downloading and reading the book by Tchaikovsky, and just knowing a bit about harmonic thirds and sixths... it's revolutioned my writing already! I can't believe you don't have dozens of positive comments already on such an useful resource collection.
Holy bump-age. But thank you, I'm glad you're finding it useful.
I really need to update this (if only I had more time). My views on music education have changed a bit in the past two years.
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Yale lecture series to start you off
How to Listen to and Understand Great Music, by Robert Greenberg
Understanding the fundamentals of music, by Robert Greenberg
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I bought this as a replacement for my Maybelline Dream Fresh BB cream (would have repurchased the Maybelline one but the store I was at didn't have it) and I was majorly disappointed. The coverage is very poor and I might as well have just skipped it altogether. It didn't give my skin that healthy glow that BB cream is supposed to do for you. Probably one of CG's worst products to date.
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Medusa777 on 9/26/2014 1:34:00 PM more reviews by Medusa777
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
Average quality cosmetic - my reason for choosing this brand of bb cream was that it was on sale for like $7.00 or $8.00. I've never had any bad reactions to any makeup including cover girl products, but this stuff felt like it was acid etching my face. Proceed with caution especially if you have sensitive skin. My recommendation is if you want a fairly strong bb cream go with garnier (around $14 Canadian) or for sheer coverage NYC bb cream (concealer underneath) and layer bb cream as needed ($5 canadian walmart).
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*TOP REVIEWER* CarolinaMidwife on 9/25/2014 10:10:00 PM more reviews by CarolinaMidwife
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I actually liked this and I did not expect that I would. I am not generally a fan of Cover Girl (except their mascara) but this was marked down to 2 bucks at Target so what the hell?
It has only very light coverage which I like because the heavier the coverage the older I seem to look. It feels slightly sticky while it's wet but that doesn't bother me, I kind of like it because it gives a dewy finish and I'm obsessed with dewy. It does very well with a smidge of under eye concealer and cheek stain.
I would buy it again but I probably wouldn't pay for than $5.
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bri293 on 9/11/2014 10:30:00 AM more reviews by bri293
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I bought this at the beginning of summer thinking it would be great for days of hanging by the pool or going to the beach and not wanting to wear a full face of makeup. I liked the idea of very light coverage, moisturization, and some SPF. It however, didnt seem to give ANY coverage and left my skin feeling greasy and oily looking, even when I lightly applied it. I also found myself breaking out more than normal after using this for a couple days. After just a couple uses I had to give it away, and that person ended up just throwing it away because she had the same results I did. If youre looking for a tinted moisturizer and dont have acne prone or oily skin you may like this, but this was definitely not the product for me, and I think the description of BB cream is misleading.
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Cmakeup45 on 9/8/2014 7:12:00 PM more reviews by Cmakeup45
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I put the bb cream on my face and within 2 minutes I broke and got an allergic reaction. I never break out and I rarely get acne until I put it on my skin. Very unhappy
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browniesaredelicious on 9/1/2014 11:45:00 AM more reviews by browniesaredelicious
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I love this product!!
It's strong enough to even out my skin tone and remove redness from my acne, but it isn't heavy or "cakey" which makes it perfect for those of us who hate feeling like they're wearing a mask.
When I use this product, I don't need to put on any moisturizers underneath, so my face doesn't get oily either. Sometimes I need to use an oil-blotting sheet, but usually I can get through the day with just putting on this product and heading out.
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Annabanana030 on 8/17/2014 6:40:00 PM more reviews by Annabanana030
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Black
Breaks me out....NO coverage at all:(
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RachyH on 8/6/2014 5:42:00 PM more reviews by RachyH
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This was the very first tinted moisturizer I have tried and I still use it even after it became a bbcream but it's still a similar formula.(on my second tube)
It's a very good product for a light everyday makeup look. It lasts a long time.
It's a bit on the oily side which is good for combination skin or skin leaning towards the more dry side. It gives little coverage but evens out blemishes fairly well. I plan to try maybellines dream fresh bbcream next but this bbcream is definitely worth a try!
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kittiegoesmoo on 8/2/2014 7:48:00 PM more reviews by kittiegoesmoo
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Before I start I have to say my skin is pretty much recovering from a really bad year. I broke out like crazy last year and I have some scars left, so I'm very careful to what I place on my skin. I have also stopped wearing foundation over the summer which pretty much rejuvenated my skin to say the least.
Anyway, this BB cream saved my skin. Many people here are complaining about how it gives minimal coverage, but I really don't mind that! It matches my skin tone perfectly and within 10 minutes my skin looks so much better. The redress my skin usual has goes away! It's perfect for work and school! I used to wear heavy foundation to "cover" my acne (quotations are used because it didn't cover crap) and now all I need to use is this bb cream and concealer to cover my scars! It's perfect. My face feels lighter and healthier with this product. 5/5 stars.
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xxmizzle on 7/28/2014 11:39:00 PM more reviews by xxmizzle
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
It's the first skin product that I've ever bought but I can say that it's more like a tinted moisturizer than a BB cream. It's really oily. I just blend it with my fingers and I can't wait to wash my hands immediatly after applying the product. Plus, there are not a lot of shades, I think there are 3, not sure about it, because, actually, it's more like a tinted moisturizer. And you cannot try because it's packaged in a cardboard. When you try to apply a second layer, your skin feels special, but in a bad way. So it's a really bad product, but at least, it is cheap.
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How 13 years ago young doctors from AIIMS and CMC Vellore resolved to provide quality health care to remote rural areas… and are actually making it happen
About 20-25 years ago, a small group of young medical students at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi shared a dream. "One day", they told each other, "we'll pool our skills and energies to start a health programme in villages that will give genuine health care to the rural poor. We'll start a hospital from where no patient will have to return for inability to pay for treatment and medicines."
These students shared the dream with some of their friends in other leading medical institutes such as CMC Vellore as well as those friends whom they hoped to marry — further strengthening their resolve.
Cut to the present: 1,000 patients drawn from about 2,000 remote villages in a radius of around 200 km are treated every week in a rural hospital in Chhattisgarh. The idea of not turning away any patient has now become a reality.
Above all, these doctors have been able to take the lessons learnt from their work in such remote areas to the policy-making level so that a potential for policy changes has been created which can benefit millions in future. And all this has been achieved in the middle of various adversities and difficulties at almost every step.
Go back in time to 13 years. The first three doctors have just arrived at Bilaspur and are trying to use an old, abandoned building (in Ganiyari village) as a clinic after some renovation work arranged by their friends. One of the doctors is seven-months pregnant. The other two (Yogesh and Anurag) ride a rickety scooter to start their first OPD day. The morning turns into scorching hot afternoon; then slowly the sun starts receding and darkness sets in. Not a single patient has come yet. Silently the two doctors leave. Next day, the same experience is repeated.
On the third day, the first patient came. Next day four, then seven and very soon they were neck deep in work. This has been the experience since. The doctors are so overwhelmed with so many patients that despite their best efforts there is a never ending queue.
We are talking about Jan Swasthya Sahyog (JSS), one of the most-talked-about pioneering initiatives of young doctors in the country to make a real breakthrough in improving rural medicare.
This effort was initiated by a handful of doctors as its founder members — Yogesh Jain (secretary), Raman Kataria, Anurag Bhargava, Biswaroop Chatterji, Sathyamala, Rachna Jain, Anju Kataria, Madhuri Chatterjee, Madhavi Bhargava, Pramod Upadhya (who played a particularly significant role in appropriate technology programme) and B.R. Chatterjee.
This has been a rare effort in India when a group of doctors got together to create a community health effort. Some doctors joined at a later date while some took a break for some time and have returned or hope to return after some time.
On the whole, it is a story of several doctors sustaining united effort (overcoming some disagreements for the larger cause) with such relentless hard work and great dedication that it could become a role model and source of inspiration, in the process also treating/serving over two lakh patients drawn from about 2,000 villages in eight districts of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh.
JSS works at a three-tier level of community health workers in hamlets, health sub-centres and the main hospital at Ganiyari. One of its main priorities is a community health programme, providing preventive and curative services, based on about 120 trained village health workers, elected by their respective villages, in about 60 villages of Kota and Lormi blocks mainly (but not only) inhabited by tribal communities (mainly Baiga and Gond).
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