At the Symphony
Mar. 15th, 2026 07:09 pmI did a thing today with friends, and this thing actually involved leaving the house. It also required that I think about what clothes to use to wrap my body.
I went to the symphony, the DSO, where they were doing a show of Danny Elfman's music that he wrote for Tim Burton movies. It was a symphony, but they had a lot of percussionists. They had a contrabass bassoon. They had a theremin too; there were saxophones in the orchestra; They had a full choir with an outstanding child soloist. And they had Danny Elfman singing songs Jack sang in i>The Nightmare Before Christmas, and that was wonderful. Two outstanding performers today – they had a violin soloist who's performed all over the place, done soundtrack work, done a lot of stuff for Danny Elfman including a piece he wrote for her called "Eleven Eleven", and wowed us to the point that she got a standing ovation. The child mentioned earlier is good, no, not only good for a child, good using adult singers with degrees good..
It was fun, though with a macabre edge of course. They did a lot of great stuff, and one of the people I was there with hasn't seen a single one of the movies or films these works were written for – he's going to correct that, and I'm going to search a descriptive video and soundtrack file of Frankenweenie.
Of course I went masked, and since I was out in public around people who don't know all the protocols I wore black sunglasses to beacon my blindness a bit more. I would like to do more things like that, but with the house issues my money is going to be a little bit tight in the same way the Sun is a tad bright and warm.
I went to the symphony, the DSO, where they were doing a show of Danny Elfman's music that he wrote for Tim Burton movies. It was a symphony, but they had a lot of percussionists. They had a contrabass bassoon. They had a theremin too; there were saxophones in the orchestra; They had a full choir with an outstanding child soloist. And they had Danny Elfman singing songs Jack sang in i>The Nightmare Before Christmas, and that was wonderful. Two outstanding performers today – they had a violin soloist who's performed all over the place, done soundtrack work, done a lot of stuff for Danny Elfman including a piece he wrote for her called "Eleven Eleven", and wowed us to the point that she got a standing ovation. The child mentioned earlier is good, no, not only good for a child, good using adult singers with degrees good..
It was fun, though with a macabre edge of course. They did a lot of great stuff, and one of the people I was there with hasn't seen a single one of the movies or films these works were written for – he's going to correct that, and I'm going to search a descriptive video and soundtrack file of Frankenweenie.
Of course I went masked, and since I was out in public around people who don't know all the protocols I wore black sunglasses to beacon my blindness a bit more. I would like to do more things like that, but with the house issues my money is going to be a little bit tight in the same way the Sun is a tad bright and warm.