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Sometimes I paint fast and loose

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The subject decides the method

But each work has the same goal:

A painting that is successful

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Showing posts with label woodwind quintet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woodwind quintet. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2020

Quints' Jam Watercolors by Bertie Brown

Quints' Jam
original watercolor musical instruments/ woodwind quintet: 10" x 14"

licorice whips
and lollipop licks
glasses and globes
and woodwinds also
it’s relative you know
but one thing’s for sure
this group needs a horn
with full rounded bore
to balance the sound 
of notes up and down
and licorice whips
are relative links
to lollipops licks

atop that long stick
BB

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Quints' Jam Watercolors by Bertie Brown

Quints' Jam
original watercolor still life w/horn, woodwinds

back in the day
i remember we played
with marbles and jacks
and baseballs and bats
but sometimes i recall
though i tried hard to stall 
i had to apply
my  lip 
to the tip
of my tarnished old horn
and try not to sound
too bad or forlorn
much later i found
practice, patience plus time
would greatly improve

my horn teacher’s mood!
BB
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Friday, May 9, 2014

Quints'Jam Musical Motif Watercolors by Bertie Brown

Quints Jam
original musical motif watercolor: 18" x 23"

the woodwind quintet
is surprised and upset
that a brass french horn-et
is allowed on their set
while the woodwinds complained
the french horn explained 
that his rich rounded sound
kept the woodwinds anchored down
so they threw up their hands
made a quick change of plans
and that’s how it began
for the woodwind “Quints Jam”!

BB
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