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Better. Smaller groups = fewer, more familiar people.
We're doing some cool stuff and some stuff that's just there. So far my favorite is a Gene Puerling arrangement of Indian Summer, the melody of which I do not know, but it's got fantastically lush jazz chords. And there's a 19th-century Renaissance retro madrigal with mouth-watering suspensions. And a kind of pointless (though containing abundant lovely dissonances that make everyone think we don't have the right notes) contemporary six-part treble church piece.
I'm saving my Piazzolla for after the weekend, when there will be more time.
We're doing some cool stuff and some stuff that's just there. So far my favorite is a Gene Puerling arrangement of Indian Summer, the melody of which I do not know, but it's got fantastically lush jazz chords. And there's a 19th-century Renaissance retro madrigal with mouth-watering suspensions. And a kind of pointless (though containing abundant lovely dissonances that make everyone think we don't have the right notes) contemporary six-part treble church piece.
I'm saving my Piazzolla for after the weekend, when there will be more time.