Sunday, February 14, 2010

Classical Sketches

I went to the Tchaikovsky Music Hall in Moscow this evening to see a concert. They did all the biggies-the William Tell Overture and that one with Land of Hope and Glory in it. The first half featured a classical saxophonist, though, and she did an encore that I found hilarious-she clearly had a thing for unlistenable jazz. It sounded a bit like this: Jazz Club.

While I was there, I only been and went and done some sketches, didn't I? Conductors are ace, by the way.


2 comments:

Royston Robertson said...

Like the last one, particularly. You could call it "Thank you, I'm here all week."

Bren Romans said...

Nice sketches Alex. Musicians are fun. I nearly walked out on a Jazz sax solo once, it went on and on and on... Way too many notes.