Oh boy!  Oulipo Pornobongo 2 is now out, chockablock with smut and recreational linguistics.  This one features work by Opal Louis Nations, Farewell Debut, D.S. Macpherson, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Giovanni Zuniga, Derek Pell, Roger Leatherwood, Eckhard Gerdes and others.  I contribute a song, an acrostic about mating dachshunds, a translation of an 1885 story by Alphonse […]

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A piece for viola and piano, extracted from the incidental music for The Harlequin Studies.

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A brief round, featuring a martyr.

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If you draw a picture of yourself in the sand, it probably won’t last.

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As the chorus explains, “People don’t like people like you, people like people like me.”

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But then, who isn’t?

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I do love Billy Reid’s 1945 song “The Gypsy,” so I wrote this viola part so that I could perform it with David Gold.

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A song about falling asleep with the radio on.  As the chorus reminds us, You’ve got to wake up to turn the radio off.

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A melancholy scrap of Shelley; it seemed to call for an equally melancholy round in 5/4.

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A song about being a productive, obedient member of society.  That’s what you want, isn’t it?

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