Klarinet Archive - Posting 000337.txt from 2001/07

From: "Tony Wakefield" <tony-wakefield@-----.net>
Subj: Re: [kl] Anne Lenoir`s Rose Etude Practise
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 10:25:08 -0400

However you want to say anything Annie, I think I may just be able to
understand, once I`ve <gotten> hold of one of Beethoven`s earpieces. (I have
actually seen them).

You know, here in U.K. we have another meaning for the word "waffle". Yes,
we also use it to describe the fancy potato pancakes which originated in the
U.S.(?) But it also means (here anyway) to babble on and on and on about
nothing much in particular. Can`t say that I`ve seen much of that tho` in
klarinet recently!!!

I hope you enjoyed your scrambled eggs, waffles, grits and cheeze. My
breakfast consisted of tea, toast and a banana. Bananas can be so green at
times can`t they. I prefer them when they`re a lot riper. Then my morning
was taken up preparing to visit my new dental practitioner. He said I could
eat straight after, so I bought a beer and a sandwich. I sat by the
riverside whiling away the lunchtime watching the ducks and swans. Then I
drove home.

Be in touch with more interesting news soon.

Take care Annie.

Best,

Tony W. :<)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Anne Lenoir" <AnneLenoir@-----.net>
Subject: Re: [kl] Anne Lenoir`s Rose Etude Practise

> Tony, You're gonna kill me, but I haven't taken them to the piano
> accompanist yet. This morning I'm recording the Rose #26 in the studio
> while I still have the perfect reed to play on. (I know that's the
> incorrect use of a preposition, but I don't know how else to say it. How
> do you say it?) I'm going off to the Waffle House to have some scrambled
> eggs, grits and cheeze before my recording session. I do wish that you
> could come with me to breakfast, Tony. I know you could make me laught.
> At the present time, I don't seem to have any terminal respiratory
> ailments, so I will probably be able to knock the Rose off, then have
> some breathing (literally) space before I have to go back and do the
> "Devil's Dance" in a couple or 3 weeks.. By the way, I promise that I
> will send you a copy of the "Devil's Dance". Anyhow, it will be a great
> relief to finish the Rose today. After I'm done with it, then I will go
> visit my piano accompanist, Dan Wiencek, who will be accompanying me on
> "Hauntings", and also do a run-through on "Walking the Dog". That should
> happen sometimes next week. I have to play at a nursing home later this
> afternoon. I always enjoy those. I'm off to the Waffle House. ANNIE

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