Bach Inventions set to jazz, a symphony based on the digits of pi,
stone carvings in marble or limestone, a cartoon manatee named Hugh,
and the Burt St. Boys ( a family jazz ensemble) are some
of Lars' current endeavors.
Celebrate Pi Day March 14th, (3/14) at 1:59PM
The Europeans will not be able to celebrate this day
because they intelligently spell the date with day, month
and year, unless they add a 31st day to April. No wait, it
could be the third of January at 4:15 --hmm.
You see, the digits of pi (3.14159265358979...) are spelled out
in the moment on 3/14 at 1:59pm, year 2653. I wonder what
life will be like then. Well, anyway, here's a snippet of
what life is like now.
...as of January 5, 2009
The Burt St. Boys will play the 'Music As Medicine' concert at noon on Thursday
February 19, 2009, at the University Medical Center in the main atrium just inside from the parking garage and the circle drive on the south side.
From now on it is house building house building house building. There is a party for Restore Omaha, where we will be performing at around 24th and "R" St.
The time flies by and I don't update this site for months on end. Today I added a couple of things to my 'Handyman' pages and we have added some 'Daily Jams' over the summer.
I am pleased to say the The Burt St. Boys played at the Lied Lodge and Conference Center in Nebraska City on Friday, and it was, as it almost always is, a magical experience. Since we were there last, my daughter, Helen, has learned quite a bit of sax and clarinet. She has been with us for the last several 'gigs'.
Feel free to roam around here in my 'Creative warehouse' If you decide
to make a purchase of a CD, just visit the
Music Store
and ask for Lars. I have been cleaning it up a bit, and straightening out the
displays. It really is the best way to buy music, directly from the artist.
You can email me here if you like. I love to hear from people who read my
page.
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A Toothpick Bridge Project
I started another
Toothpick Bridge Project
with my son, Alek. Here's a link to a page describing our
efforts. Since we have posted this, I have helped people all over the
world with questions about toothpick bridges.