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NOLA Hoopty

Oct. 2017

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Mural, NOLA

Oct. 1, 2017

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Levee (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Be Bak Soon.

New Orleans, LA, Oct. 1 

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A sea which had been sending waves against the bleak beaches left behind that nothing. Mountainous waves thrashed and tossed and whistled to the larger rhythm to which the ship moved, security now scarcely touched between waves.

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@ University of Louisiana, Lafayette

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from The Meaning of Music: The Young Listener’s Guide by Jean Seligmann and Juliet Danziger (1966) 

  After one voice has finished  the next one takes it up  twice as fast,  on the heels of the first,  and the third will follow  on the heels of the second–  thus, different voices pile,  interweave,  from one to another,  made to enter and exit  over and over again:  a musical  of contrasting mood  before you. 

 Remember these  (which flows along freely).

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from The Young Reader’s Guide to Music: Sailors’ Songs and Shanties by Michael Hurd (1965) 

  Sooner or later, water is bound to seep through her timbers–

such faults have been known

(the water has a habit of finding its way through…

even the strongest oak often became waterlogged)–

worked by hand in the early days, as they were called; up and down like a see-saw, early, gradually. Up and down as it turned out.

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Junie + Shreveport

6/17/17

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Sunflower Patch

Gilliam, LA

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Once in a  Millinneium Moon, Largest Mural In USA

Shreveport, LA

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Gilliam, LA (ft. Junie)

6-17-17

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Fontainebleau State Park

Mandeville, LA

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Baton Rouge, LA

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