Fun side note for UMEA attendees related to our talk: I had one of my alumni reach out to me right before the session asking me for some weird wind band works to listen to. I promise you they will ask.

I suggested The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart by Grainger and Suite Francaise by Milhaud!

If you’re reading this from UMEA, thank you again for coming out! My email is Austinhilla.music@gmail.com if you ever want an additional set of ears or eyes on music you’re interested in programming!

I’ll provide some additional data and interesting works to listen to/look over in the coming days!

Oh, another thing- I want to add to what I hope will continue to be a near constant deluge of thoughts of how much we loved David Lynch and his art: getting to see and read the wonderful thoughts and expressed values of an artist in every sense of the word has been a bright spot in a dark time.

I am eagerly awaiting the hard work of the team trying to get Flashes up and running- I am positive that many people are waiting for the moment they can join federated social media platforms. As will I.

Finally getting to relax and listen to some music- took some tuner wash to the knobs and the #sony #str7065 fixed right up! Great to relax and listen to Scenery By Ryo Fukui.

Last time running this show down: I am going to share some thoughts soon I think, but I gotta say, I’m going to miss it. It’s been a good way to learn and develop part of my musicianship that I share through education but don’t get time to explore for myself. #hadestown

In the dark, which is thematically appropriate given what we are playing!
#waydown #hadestown

Introductions on social media platforms are awful! But! I’m grateful to see how people interact on here, so I’m joining to share and talk music education, conducting, jazz and jazz education, music recommendations, and more. I’m going to do my best maintain some consistency in sharing: stay tuned!