This is the very funny first video of Henri, the existentialist cat. 
Henri 2, Paw de deux
This is the very, very funny second video about Henri, the existentialist cat.
The Cyber Conductor
A well done comedic video about a remote controlled conductor.
The reality is, most performing musicians have seen all of these conductors…
Daytona Solisti Chamber Orchestra to perform October 30
Sunday, October 30, 2011
High, Bright, and Clear Classics
Edward P. Sandor, Trumpet
Csilla Csagoly, Soprano
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
201 University Blvd, Daytona Beach
The concert opens with an overture by J. C. Bach and Telemann’s Concerto in D minor for Viola and Two Violins with Maggie Snively, Susan Pitard Acree and Kendra Cochenour. Edward P. Sandor will perform the Concerto for Trumpet by Fasch and then be joined by Csilla Csagoly in Handel’s Let the Bright Seraphim. Two Mozart arias, Geminiani’s Concerto Grosso, “La Follia”, with El Gervasio and Joe Corporon, and Mozart’s Divertimento No. 1 in D, K. 136, will conclude the program.
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Daytona Solisti Chamber Orchestra to perform October 9
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Baroque and Classical Gems
Norris Williams, Baritone
Christ Presbyterian Church
1035 W. Granada Boulevard, Ormond Beach
The orchestra opens its season with an overture by William Boyce. The strings will perform Mozart’s beautiful Serenata Notturna, KV 239, with soloists Susan Pitard Acree, Kendra Cochenour, Maggie Snively and Joe Corporon, and Vivaldi’s Concerto in G for Viola with soloist Angelo Goderre. Norris Williams will sing arias by Handel, Bach and Mozart. The concert will conclude with Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G.
Daytona Solisti Chamber Orchestra
Susan Pitard Acree, Music Director
All concerts and recitals begin at 3:00 p.m.
Donna and girls in a Musical
Donna and the girls were recently cast in a local Broadway-style musical, Road to the Potter’s House, and it has just finished its local run at Mainland High School Performing Arts Center.
The show is a contemporary Christian parody of The Wizard of Oz. Instead of journeying to the land of Oz after being caught up in a tornado, Dorothy endures and series of personal setbacks in the storm of life. She finds herself homeless and wandering the streets. When she is hit by a car she finds herself journeying with the familiar characters Tin Man, Scarecrow, and Lion, to the Potter’s house, where they hope to be made whole again. Instead of being antagonized along the way by flying monkeys and a wicked witch, they are accosted by vultures and The Serpent.
Dorothy and her friends never make it to the Potter’s House, nor do they meet the Potter face-to-face. However, they discover that they are made whole anyway, as they journey along the Road to the Potter’s House together.
Bob Hope and James Cagney Dance Routine
James Cagney and Bob Hope at a Friar’s Club Meeting back when actors were real performers. Bob Hope was 52 and James Cagney was 56. This is a side of these two entertainers you hardly ever saw but it shows you their enormous talent.
I wonder if contemporary actors are as well rounded?
Two to Tangle
Two fishermen went out to fish their favorite river on a lovely spring day. After fishing for a few hours, neither was having much luck.
Suddenly, the largest fish either of them had ever seen in the river jumped right in front of them. They immediately started arguing about who should get to cast in that area of the river.
Not coming to an agreement, both of them cast at the same time. Unsurprisingly, their lines got caught together. This led to even more arguing until one fisherman punched the other.
Just then a game warden came by and broke up the fight. Each fisherman immediately started blaming the other for the altercation. Unmoved, the game warden said, “Don’t give me that. Everyone knows it takes two to tangle.”
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