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Showing posts with label "Intarsia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Intarsia. Show all posts

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Music for Sepia Saturday

  My cousin teaches music. I guess he'd know a lot more about it than I do.

 I must share a photo of my cousin, John Fitz Rogers, who teaches composition (and other musical things) at The University of South Carolina, Columbia SC. He visited me last fall. So proud of him.


And of course he composes also!

This is a very brief description which leaves out a lot of his achievements. But I'm just a cousin...

"Intarsia" by John Fitz Rogers
Performed by The University of South Carolina Wind Ensemble Cormac Cannon, conductor

If you'd like more info about John Fitz Rogers, check out his web site, with much better bio. https://www.johnfitzrogers.com/

Sharing with Sepia Saturday this week, whose theme has operatic aspirations. I think the modern take that this piece has stretches my appreciation of music!