[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

Connie: Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Canario Mambo Mix, ( Some of you more 'experienced' users may recognize some of the Mambos from the 50s! )

Welcome to the Salsa Addiction Emergency Room!

We are all in critical condition here!

The music page will open in a new window. There is the option of clicking on individual songs or clicking the Jukebox link. If you choose the Jukebox link then the page can be minimized while you continue surfing:

Friday Night Salsa for 06-05-2015 for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

3 Son Salsa - Esta Navidad

3 Son Salsa - Quitate Tu

Air Supply - The One That You Love

Alberto Barros - Tomalo O Dejalo

Alberto Barros - Vuelvo A Ti

Alberto Caicedo - El Suavecito

Alberto Caicedo - Vete Solidad

Alex Wilson - Englishman In New York

Alex Wilson - This Masquerade

Alex Wilson - Valerie

Alicia Keys - Fallin'

Alquimia - Despacio

Alquimia - Oye Mi Rumba

Alquimia - Sera Mejor

Andy Williams - Almost There

Aretha Franklin - Think

Atlanta Rhythm Section - I Am So Into You

Barry White - The Right Night

Berlin - Take My Breath Away

Bob James And Boney James - Mind Games

Bobby Sherman - Hey Little Woman

Boyz II Men - Color Of Love

Brian Hyland - A Million To One

Brian Simpson - Here With You

Bryan Adams - Have You Really Ever Loved A Woman

Carly Simon - You Belong To Me

Carole King - So Far Away

Clan De Eskina - Basta De Ti

Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Canario Mambo Mix

Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Chan Chan

[Publius]

THE CHAMBER MUSIC OF LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

Serenade for Flute, Violin & Viola in D, Op.25

Beethoven must have thought that his Opus 20 septet, a popular masterpiece, would be his last work in the six movement South German divertimento format. I suspect that’s why he kept this piece in his desk drawer for four years. He had done some of the work in 1797, but now in 1801 he put the finishing touches on it and got it published. Once Beethoven published something, it was simply merchandise, he had no further interest in it, and it was on to the next piece. That would be his Opus 29 string quintet which I will cover tomorrow night.

There were many transcriptions of this work for other instruments, some of which were written by Beethoven himself. It was a reliable way to keep the money coming in.

The opening movement is called an entrata, marked “allegro,” and intended for the entrance of the players. It’s in a bright D Major, a charming movement that could have been written by Mozart or Haydn.

The second movement is a minuet in D. The middle portion, or “trio” section, features virtuoso playing from the flute.

The third movement is a scherzo in 3/8 marked “allegro molto” in D minor.

The fouth movement is the traditional theme and variations, marked “andante,” in G Major.

The fifth movement is another minuet marked “allegro scherzando e vivace” in D Major.

The finale starts with an “adagio” introduction, followed by a rondo marked “allegro vivace e disinvolta.” (“Disinvolta” means “free”, not “unplugged!”) The coda is marked “presto.”

Beethoven: Serenade for Flute, Violin & Viola in D, Op. 25

Tomorrow night it’s Beethoven’s string quintet.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, spel, and thank you for the Friday Night Edition of the Salsa Addiction Emergency Room! ((HUGS))

[Kathy in Alaska]

Well, Gentlemen...the date is set.

Final evaluation and measuring...7/2

1st eye...7/16

2nd eye...8/13