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An Evening of Jason Quotes
Feb. 25th, 2008 10:49 pm"When we get to C, I'll pray for you."
"Be more bassoonically aware there."
"Turkish things were still all the rage at this time."
"Is it a Turkish march or Entry of the Trombones?"
"If this were Beethoven's time, you'd all have gut strings. A few of you would have powdered wigs."
"If you keep dragging there, the tenor is going to turn around and shoot you."
"Beethoven was writing all these double fugues towards the end of his life, in this symphony and in the later string quartets. So were Mozart and Bach. So if you feel a sudden urge to start writing counterpoint, I'd get checked out."
"Be more bassoonically aware there."
"Turkish things were still all the rage at this time."
"Is it a Turkish march or Entry of the Trombones?"
"If this were Beethoven's time, you'd all have gut strings. A few of you would have powdered wigs."
"If you keep dragging there, the tenor is going to turn around and shoot you."
"Beethoven was writing all these double fugues towards the end of his life, in this symphony and in the later string quartets. So were Mozart and Bach. So if you feel a sudden urge to start writing counterpoint, I'd get checked out."
