I think a better question might be: why not music? But that's neither here nor there, since this is the a benefit for MusicCorps, a non-profit that styles itself after the Peace Corps. Music education was pretty horrible when I was going to school and it's gotten even worse since then. I got all my practical music theory from books, but there was absolutely no chance to figure out what any of it meant until I hit college. So yes, this MusicCorps is a good thing if it gives kids a chance to come into contact with people who can untangle certain topics like theory and technique. I wish them much luck, even the people on the bill I know and don't like. I wish those guys the most luck of all.
Seattle is quite a beautiful city, no doubt about that. The Belltown neighborhood doesn’t swing that way. Much of it is downright hideously ugly. If not for all that ugliness, there’d be nothing to see. I’ve lived here for 20 years and I’ve only just started taking notice. Please join me on this odyssey of unsightliness as we try to figure out why poor Belltown looks so bad.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Coming Soon to the Moore!
I think a better question might be: why not music? But that's neither here nor there, since this is the a benefit for MusicCorps, a non-profit that styles itself after the Peace Corps. Music education was pretty horrible when I was going to school and it's gotten even worse since then. I got all my practical music theory from books, but there was absolutely no chance to figure out what any of it meant until I hit college. So yes, this MusicCorps is a good thing if it gives kids a chance to come into contact with people who can untangle certain topics like theory and technique. I wish them much luck, even the people on the bill I know and don't like. I wish those guys the most luck of all.
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