2011
– Last 100 Days
Prodigal
Altar Boy Countdown
ZERO
Days and Counting
31
December 2011
Goal:
1 hour per day working on the film
Details:
Read
articles from “Documentary” magazine
Total time: 30 minutes
Goal:
30 minutes per day music practice
Details:
Sunday
Set List Work:
I
Will Bless The Lord At All Times
I
Am A Friend of God
Open
The Eyes of My Heart
Holy
Is The Lord
I
Lift Up My Hands
Rig
check and patch selection
Pat
Metheny Etudes – exercise #1 bars 1-4 5X
Pat
Metheny Etudes – Exercise #1 bars 5-8 10X
Total time: 2 hours
Active
rest.
Total time:
Goal:
15 minutes per day working on the score for the movie
A Dorian (intervallic) riff work with
Adrenalinn III
Amin
– D7 chord work to support A Dorian intervallic work
Total time: 15 minutes
ZERO Day – It’s
The Final Countdown
My Top Ten
Favorite Things of the Last 100 Days
#1 – Jesse
Wieman
Jesse
Wieman is the man. I saw some of his
work, and he knocked me out with his stencil work. So far, I’ve commissioned three works based
on photographs related to the movie. The
“TQ as Superman” and “TQ with Chalice” have been shown off and on in the blog
during the past 100 days. The two latest
pieces “Going His Way” and “Nat Turner Liturgy” make their first appearance in
the blog on the final post of 2011. “Going
His Way,” licensed from the Virginian-Pilot, was a photo accompanying and
article on TQ during his early days in Poquoson. Jesse took that portrait and loaded it with
context and implied backstory. I cannot
wait to edit this into the assembly cut I am working on.
The
second picture is from a photograph of Dr. Philip Lucas, who played Nat Turner
during the Easter mass in Southampton, where Nat Turner led his slave revolt
and was sentenced to death. While at St.
Mary’s (now a minor basilica) in Norfolk, TQ based the Easter liturgy around
the Confessions of Nat Turner.
When
I picked up these two paintings, Jesse gave me a Christmas gift. The tag read, “To my biggest fan.” It was a small portrait of Boris
Karloff. That is why I am his biggest
fan.
It
was one hundred days of learning and I will unpack that during the opening
moments of 2012, where I have 365 days ahead of me (God willing)…
Stay Tuned