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Hey everybody. New semester, new classes, and new people. Quick run-through of my classes:
Intro to Shakespeare: looks to be a fun, inspiring class, that unfortunately is writing-heavy. Sad, but it should be interesting and the teachers seem fun.
History of Music (Pre-Baroque): This looks like a godawful class. Most everything is based on chants and there are ten thousand terms that I just don't care about. The music is quite simply boring.
Axiomatic Set Theory: This looks to be a fun class. I get to learn all about the theorems and things I've only vaguely heard of.
Cryptology: I'm still up in the air about this class. That's mostly because I don't know how we're going to apply heavy mathematical concepts besides for basic number theory to the course. It should be pretty cool once I get more into it.
Sir Waldstein is up for your viewing pleasure over here. Only 10 minutes (and a fast-paced 10 minutes at that) so give it a gander. My brother also finished his movie for which I composed music. I don't know if it put it up anywhere or anything, who knows. I've also almost completed my Kirby Superstar medley for bassoon trio which hopefully will be performed on my recital on April 6th.
Oh yea, I'm also starting a script, which right now I'm calling On Top of the World until I get a better title. No green screens or special effects. It's just classic dialogue-heavy script based upon my experiences with optimism and pessimism.
Intro to Shakespeare: looks to be a fun, inspiring class, that unfortunately is writing-heavy. Sad, but it should be interesting and the teachers seem fun.
History of Music (Pre-Baroque): This looks like a godawful class. Most everything is based on chants and there are ten thousand terms that I just don't care about. The music is quite simply boring.
Axiomatic Set Theory: This looks to be a fun class. I get to learn all about the theorems and things I've only vaguely heard of.
Cryptology: I'm still up in the air about this class. That's mostly because I don't know how we're going to apply heavy mathematical concepts besides for basic number theory to the course. It should be pretty cool once I get more into it.
Sir Waldstein is up for your viewing pleasure over here. Only 10 minutes (and a fast-paced 10 minutes at that) so give it a gander. My brother also finished his movie for which I composed music. I don't know if it put it up anywhere or anything, who knows. I've also almost completed my Kirby Superstar medley for bassoon trio which hopefully will be performed on my recital on April 6th.
Oh yea, I'm also starting a script, which right now I'm calling On Top of the World until I get a better title. No green screens or special effects. It's just classic dialogue-heavy script based upon my experiences with optimism and pessimism.