grampyfr @grampyfr@tincanphone.club

@B MARCIA CLARK KENT

@warwick_willow So fabulous! Congratulations!

Cool, Leo. And I echo Owen’s comment. How did it get to be a mirror image?

Me and Leo — 67%

Good to know.

Do you mean I would actually have to construct the puzzle???

Good puzzle, as usual. 6A- good clue. How about including a timer?

Ooh. 3D—good clue!

Great puzzle! True confessions: I had to Google 1D for a clue. Then it all fell into place. 9A—good clue!

Great stuff, Owen. I only take issue with your definition of 4D.

Owen!! great clarinet! You sound much more comfortable now, especially those gorgeous low F’s.

@owen Thanks, but for some reason I can’t get the audio to work at all. Show me in person in a couple of days.

Welcome back!

@owen Looks great—all that American food!

Thanks for sharing, Owen, your lectures on color. Have you studied the phenomenon of difference tones, ? It is well established that these resultant tones are subjectively created in the inner ear, making our ears themselves practically the only naturally occurring objects that can create the harmonic series, which you describe in your early lecture. Members of all cultures have the same ear structure, yet these colors do not form the basis of non-western music. Why do you suppose that it was “Western” music that uniquely developed the major/minor scheme?

Leo! OMG—good stuff!

Ooh, good!! I would suggest tweaking the balance. We’ll talk.