- my regular research/writing/revising sessions;
- reading relevant literature (the goal is one article per day, but I haven't been as productive on that front);
- preparing my courses for the fall semester;
- composing, when I'm so moved (I need to pick a new project because right now I am just doodling on my staff paper); and
- practicing piano!*
*NB The highlighted items are what I am logging on this blog, to keep myself accountable.
So here is the summary of my work this week:
Monday 8/6
RESEARCH: 35 minutes; cut 217 words; revised 2.5 pages
COMPOSING: 150 minutes; revised two movements; set one movement in Finale
Tuesday 8/7
RESEARCH: 62 minutes; wrote 2.5 pages
PRACTICED: 74 minutes
Wednesday 8/8
RESEARCH: 48 minutes; revised 3 pages . . . but my revision added 149 words. Pity.)
PRACTICED: 42 minutes
COMPOSING: didn't keep track, but it was well over 120 minutes; finished setting the final movement in Finale
Thursday 8/9
COMPOSING: 28 minutes; tried to write something new--about 4 measures of not-my-best music
RESEARCH: 57 minutes; revised 13 pages; cut 247 words
PRACTICED: 100 minutes
Friday 8/10
RESEARCH: 43 minutes; cut 869 words
PRACTICED: 72 minutes
And just for the record, this week:
Minutes spent writing or revising my research: 245
Number of pages revised or written: 21
Minutes spent working on my composition: 298+
Minutes spent practicing piano: 288
You are on a roll. Congrats on getting to perform your solo piece for your new building. Wish I could be there to hear it! I'm sure it will be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've come back eager, aggressive, and refreshed. Why didn't you tell me about the solo piece when we talked this morning? You are so humble. Congratulations...wonder if I can manage my way to St. Paul again to attend. Would love to hear it!
ReplyDeleteGreat accomplishments!