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But “Harold” surprised her by asking for her phone number. She gave it to him, while likewise providing him with the pseudonym “Mary.”. He surprised her even more by calling the next day from a phone booth to ask for a date. They laughed through the movies and through pizza. And then “Harold” made a confession. His real name was Dave, but he said he introduced himself as “Harold” because he thought it sounded more “square,” more like the kind of name that would impress a serious girl like her.

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“It worked!” she said. He walked with her across campus, and more dates followed. A year and a half later, they were engaged and then married at a Methodist church in Campbell on Aug. 13, 1966. Unfortunately, Dave’s football career effectively ended when he broke his arm during a game soon after he and Sue started dating. Although he was drafted by the Baltimore Colts, the team decided his arm would never heal well enough to play professionally. As it turns out, Dave, a physical education major, became a teacher, athletic director and head football coach for Campbell High School. Sue taught first through third grades for Castlemont Elementary, taking time off to raise their three kids in their Saratoga home.

The music arose from a fascinating concept — having the musicians play in time to their heartbeats or breathing, Within an ensemble, you might imagine that the result would be chaotic and cacophonous, In fact, the opposite is true, Parry’s music throughout is immersive and profoundly soothing, The notion came to multi-instrumentalist Parry long ago, “It was when I was in school, and I was studying art, electro-acoustics and dance, I was really into a lot of perfectly delicate kinds of music at that time, And I was trying to think about ways in which one could create music that couldn’t help but reach for the state of real, exquisite fragility … but without being trite about it, without forcing that as a musician, So my mind was just thinking about systems that would enforce a certain delicacy to music, the way that John Cage would put a system in place so that certain aspects of the music would just define themselves, rtbu trap 18cm fetish lockable ballet boots padlock restrain slave patent black I was very much influenced by that way of thinking, ways of creating music by freeing it from certain confines and putting certain rules in place so that something different would emerge, It just popped into my head one day, as an idea, of tying music directly to the body, And I also happened to be listening to a lot of really cerebral, sort of egg-headed sound art at the time, that I was finding really inspiring..

“So my brain was going the opposite way, thinking about how could you make something feel more physical and more resonant in the body. I really craved music that would properly resonate in the body, in one way or another, but without doing that through aggression or repetitiveness or through the sort of hypnotism of really strong rhythms. I was trying to get to the same point of intensity in my mind, but through delicacy and renunciation of loud volume or loud dynamics.”. Parry, who plays piano and double bass on the album, wrote pieces for different combinations, from duet to quartet to sextet to orchestra. From complexity and coordination points of view, it was difficult for the players — who often had to rely on stethoscopes — to master the technique involved. Fortunately, Parry had enlisted such outstanding musicians as The Kronos Quartet, yMusic, violist Nadia Sirota and the guitarists from the band The National, Bryce and Aaron Dessner.

Parry says, “They have to pay attention to this rhythm that’s coming at them from one ear and then listening with their other ear to their own playing and to the ensemble around them, as well as sight-reading at the same time and looking for visual cues from other players, It definitely turns normal playing of music into a real headful and a real handful, “This forces you into following this much more delicate rhythm that’s coming from you and yet you’re not controlling it, per se, So it’s quite a funny head space to get into, As a musician, you’re used to playing the music the way you want to play it and the way you think it needs to be played, where this music asks you to play it the way that your breath is naturally falling and the way that your heartbeat is naturally falling and to follow the dynamic of that, Even if it doesn’t seem that it’s musically rtbu trap 18cm fetish lockable ballet boots padlock restrain slave patent black correct, it is correct for this kind of music, And that’s a sort of reversal of sensibility, For most musicians, it’s quite a strange thing to have to do, It’s bizarre.”..

As for the effect he wants “Music for Heart and Breath” to have on listeners, Parry says, “This album aims to speak to the subconscious or to the slightly unconscious to try to stimulate maybe lesser heard or lesser felt parts of the brain or parts of the body in some ways. It can have a really calming, hypnotic effect and a kind of physically grounding effect. For me, it’s a little bit of a Spidey sense that starts to listen, as well as just your ears or just your mind, especially if you know what’s going on in the music and what the players are doing. There’s some part of you that listens in a different way and perhaps in a deeper way and a more sort of naively intuitive way than when you listen to most any music. That’s my hope.”.

Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Parry grew up in a musical family, In addition to being a member of the Grammy-winning indie rock band Arcade Fire [whose Reflektor tour comes to Mountain View’s Shoreline Amphitheatre on Wednesday), he plays with the Bell Orchestre and has contributed to albums by The National, Little Scream, Sufjan Stevens, The Unicorns and Islands, He’s now writing for the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Parry’s rock music and his classical side provide a creative balance for him, “If I’m shut up in an ivory tower of quiet music, academic composition, I definitely go crazy and have cabin fever and feel like I want everyone to be playing raw, rock ‘n’ roll music and really going for it, rtbu trap 18cm fetish lockable ballet boots padlock restrain slave patent black And when I’m in an onslaught of a long, never-ending rock tour, playing at rock ‘n’ roll festivals, surrounded by rock music, I also get cabin fever and go, ‘God, don’t you people just want to be alone with some quietude and intellectual music?'”..

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