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 clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: rtmyth 
Date:   2013-06-02 21:23

On the front page today, a video of David Rothenberg playing clarinet with cicadas singing. Wow!!

richard smith

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 Re: clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: gkern 
Date:   2013-06-03 03:46

Neat - I embedded the video on my Facebook page...

We had those little b******s here in St. Louis 2 years ago - what a noisy, and then smelly mess!

Gary K

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 Re: clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: Tony F 
Date:   2013-06-03 09:54

We get them here every year for a couple of months. After a while your brain just switches them out, and you only notice when they stop.

Tony F.

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 Re: clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: Lelia Loban 2017
Date:   2013-06-03 12:33

They haven't come out of the ground yet in my neighborhood, but I'm looking forward to them. True, they get to be a nuisance when a few million of them fetch up dead on the sidewalks and make a yucky mess when people step on them, but what fascinating critters. The other animals around here gorge on cicadas at first -- All You Can Eat Buffet! -- but after awhile even the local feral cats get fed up. "Oh, no, not cicadas for breakfast again. Pfui!"

Lelia
http://www.scoreexchange.com/profiles/Lelia_Loban
To hear the audio, click on the "Scorch Plug-In" box above the score.

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 Re: clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: Ken Shaw 2017
Date:   2013-06-03 14:45

So you hatch, burrow underground and eat dirt for 17 years, come out, reproduce for a few days and die.

And some people disappear into Juilliard practice rooms for 4 years.... [tongue]

Ken Shaw

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 Re: clarinet and cicadas, NYT
Author: Taras12 
Date:   2013-06-03 16:40

Ken Shaw wrote:

> So you hatch, burrow underground and eat dirt for 17 years,
> come out, reproduce for a few days and die.
>
> And some people disappear into Juilliard practice rooms for 4
> years.... [tongue]
>
> Ken Shaw


That's better than the Mayfly -- hatch, molt, emerge, mate and die in 24 hours.

Tristan

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