Neat

Is that a piece of spinach in Kathryn's teeth?

ROCKS ARE RACIST! LESS WHITE ROCKS, PLEASE!

Thanks gang

Thank you so much. I feel really prepared now for All District. 😊

This is awesome thank you! Such fun shapes

I play trumpet to my consent is tomorrow 😊

Ok

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Jack Travis is the most important African American Architect of the past 200 years I would say

P r o m o s m

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i feel bad for the students who will be learning this. not only are they going to make architecture that is totally devoid of the context and site, but also a very dehumanized design. but they end up practicing with having projects that are going to be tough (sure not impossible) but nonetheless, to make into actual fruition as structures/spaces, and end up being broke into their career until such time this design "trend" picks up. i prefer if these experiments only remain in exhibits or freaking video games, but not be built recklessly on site. because up until now, i still can not see the values that are inherent in these type of experimentation. and they still fail to answer "why"? which is important. why make it into such, apart from just experimentation. to what end and how can these be applied for the benefit of people who will be residing and experiencing these spaces. are there research to prove that this type of spaces are good for people's well-being for example, triggers dormant creative tendencies, etc?! if so, can someone enlighten me. otherwise, this will continue to be rejected by architects and people in society.

Thank you so much this helped me a lot 😊

Don’t mind me just putting in timestamps I need 0:51 3:13

This is such a beautiful song. And it was done perfectly.

incredible

2:02

I’m doing this song for all district next year. Update: I’m now doing this song for all state.

awesome project! who is going to live in this?

Very nice voices, a nice and sounds still comfortable descant right there. Choral music takes your spirit to another level. Kudos choirmaster

To whom it may concern - the title is incorrect; this is the Concerto No. 2, NOT Sonata.

0:00 0:11 0:22 0:34 0:45 0:54 1:02

Thank you, Dr. Lindsey. This is very helpful as I plan to audition to All-State/District with this excerpt. Thank you! 😊

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Nice sound 🎷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I like this!

This is incredible to see what I can do in the future

Joe, you still got it. Thanks for helping Mr. Fleming's lessons sink into my dull brain and giving me a lifelong love of classical music.

This is middle school level?

Very well done! Thank you!

this is nice

thanks

are the curved lines in the solo phrasing or slurs?

This is very very helpful! I've been practicing for a while to try and make all-district in my district and I'm very happy that this is here. Forever appreciative!

0:22 for beginning of A

For those looking for the second ending timestamp: 1:31

2:06

Interesting

Loooovvve this!!

This is unbelievably beautiful!

From a former Euphonium/Baritone major - you did much of that very cleanly. I am a bit disappointed that the piece itself is less technically challenging than what I had to perform.

Thanks, was very nice.

How do we qualify for IPAL program? I'm an incoming 3 year master's student

Nice playing! What horn is that?

This will be my solo in Honors band 7th grade...

I need to sign up. My dream is to do theater, but I don't know where to start.

Beautiful!!

Kim Jones is excellent. I believe having a teacher like that is the influence for life. I'd certainly love to be part of her group and learn with her.

Great Lecture, thank you to Jonathan and everyone who helped make this series happen!