Is she planning on making music her professional career, or is she thinking of something different?

Satchmo takes it, you're not been paying attention to his posts?

Well, I can tell she's playing with an orchestra and everything. I just wasn't sure if it was a part-time thing or something, while going through Stanford and going into business, or something. Basically, I'm just making sure because I'm jealous, and wish I were in a secure musical career like she seems to be.

If the instruments thread, isn't enough of a hint for you or for that matter those posts in this particular thread, about her....


http://www.radiomute.com/343112-post3.html


Amazingly Young Grasshoppa Geryon bascially asked the same question, not 7 months ago.

http://www.radiomute.com/343190-post4.html

listening to a live recording of john zorns masada string trio in warsaw

i love the intro...john zorn yelling 'we are the new york jews motherfucker'

You might be interested in this.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...toryId=5009271


I think it's about time, he stopped milking Ornette Coleman, which is basically what Masada is; with the addition of the Klezmer.

It's interesting how much he changed from when I first met him in Japan; to his "suddenly" remembering he was Jewish, when he moved back to NY. There are many of the Jewish faith, who don't buy it.


Masada Rock was a good recording and made my list for 2005, but it really is a variation of the much better Zorn recording The Gift, which is also the same type of variation on Dick Dale, and others.

For the 5th track (Snake Catcher) he lifts from Steely Dan's Ricky Don't Lose that Number, who stole the opening of that track from Horace Silver's Song for My Father.


Amazingly, it's March and he has only released one recording under his own name.

Throughout the day, from what the natives like to call ZhÅ?nghuá; in 2005.


Claude Debussy - Images Set I & II
Fryderyk Chopin - Ballade No. 3 in A flat major
Edvard Grieg - Piano Concerto in A minor
Franz Schubert - Fantasia in C (Wanderer)
Beethoven as in Ludwig Van aka DA KING - Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major (Emperor)
Benny Golson - I Remember Clifford

Hey, Zorn bashing is my job!

Satchmo wasn't bashing. I enjoy a great deal of his recordings. I just think, it's time to move on to a new phase. Many of the new Masada Book II songs, sound like the older Book I series. The musicians and there playing is excellent, but a bit more variation is needed. Several of the Zorn's 50th Birthday series from his month long stay at the Tonic, made my 2005 list. Considering there are now 12 Volumes, and each night had two sets....he has a great deal more in the vaults, to release in the future.

In relation to the my Book II comments. You write 200 songs in a month, the odds of them all being original are what?


It's his Filmworks series, which is currently the most interesting of the two. Now, I mean in relation to his new compositions. Speaking of the Filmworks series, Satchmo has maybe met 4 people besides himself, who have actually seen any of the films these were created for. The music is a lot more well known than the films.

After that, Satchmo went into the knowledge dropping portion of the post, with the Horace Silver/Steely Dan/John Zorn connection.

I have a friend who's made it his mission to force me to appreciate Steely Dan. I don't think it's working.