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What are you listening to? Part III
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@VisceralRealist You may like this piece--I thought of you specifically because you've posted many things akin to this in the past. Maybe I'm wrong and you'll hate it, but it's still worth listening to:
And here's a fantastic orchestral MIDI mockup:
And here's a fantastic orchestral MIDI mockup:
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@rm5 Hate it? Not at all! That is exactly the kind of piano music I like.
Are you familiar with Ravel's Menuet antique?
Are you familiar with Ravel's Menuet antique?
No, but I love it!
Great share! Listening now and I love it as well!
Yamaha actually puts time into writing their demo tracks, they're actually very well-done! I had this very board from about 2016-2021, I miss it!
Listening to the "White" album from The Beatles.
This album contains some seriously good tracks.....
This album contains some seriously good tracks.....
The extraordinarily impressive album Rome (which I have as a CD and which is on my computer's iTunes and is also on my iPod Classic) by Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi.
This was recommended to me ages ago by @mobilehaathi, who used to frequent these threads, and is excellent.
This was recommended to me ages ago by @mobilehaathi, who used to frequent these threads, and is excellent.
Enough musicians here to appreciate this. Harry Connick Jr is playing for an (erm, "very white") audience who start clapping along on One and Three during a rollicking solo piece. He brilliantly stuck in a quick bar in 5/4 time and suddenly the audience was clapping on Two and Four (you can see his drummer in the background raise his fists in delight!) This is rich!
All right, I'll be the one to help non-musos and non-musicians on the "don't clap on 1 and 3" meme (I don't have any skin in the game because I'm too cool to do audience participation stuff at shows, ha ha)...
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Clapping Conundrums: 1 & 3 vs. 2 & 4
Recently, I’ve been thinking about a clip of jazz pianist and singer, Harry Connick Jr., where he’s playing a concert in France and the audience is clapping on the 1 & 3. In a split moment of genius,
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Should You Clap on the 1 and 3 Beats or the 2 and 4?
It turns out how you groove says a lot about who you are.
My position is never to clap (and not just because I am too cool to do so) during a piece of music unless invited to do so by the performer (for example, the Viennese Philharmonic Orchestra famously invites the audience to clap along to their performance of the Radetzky March which is the final piece played by tradition during their annual New Year's Concert), and rarely, do so even then.All right, I'll be the one to help non-musos and non-musicians on the "don't clap on 1 and 3" meme (I don't have any skin in the game because I'm too cool to do audience participation stuff at shows, ha ha)...
Clapping Conundrums: 1 & 3 vs. 2 & 4
Recently, I’ve been thinking about a clip of jazz pianist and singer, Harry Connick Jr., where he’s playing a concert in France and the audience is clapping on the 1 & 3. In a split moment of genius,Should You Clap on the 1 and 3 Beats or the 2 and 4?
It turns out how you groove says a lot about who you are.
Now, needless to say, I would argue that tapping a foot in time to a piece of music is quite a different matter.
I've played concerts where the audience claps on 1 and 3, but we insert a measure of 3 or 5 to fix it. That always works.All right, I'll be the one to help non-musos and non-musicians on the "don't clap on 1 and 3" meme (I don't have any skin in the game because I'm too cool to do audience participation stuff at shows, ha ha)...
Clapping Conundrums: 1 & 3 vs. 2 & 4
Recently, I’ve been thinking about a clip of jazz pianist and singer, Harry Connick Jr., where he’s playing a concert in France and the audience is clapping on the 1 & 3. In a split moment of genius,Should You Clap on the 1 and 3 Beats or the 2 and 4?
It turns out how you groove says a lot about who you are.
Never heard of Luke Silva before. He has regular recordings in Apple Music, Tidal, etc. Eye misting voice.
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