Song to the Siren, on the renaissance lute: i played this without
preparation,
a one-take-recording, impromptu. Usually i'd mess it up at some point when
recording like that but this time it didn't, so here it is if someone may
like
to listen to it:
Once one knows what 'rifs' and harmonic progressions typify a particular
composers
work, sure, it not hard to set up programs to throw the dice (ala mozarts
game).
Some composers did in have identifyable rythms and/or rifs; others are more
subtle
in their style.
The machines can never
Another example perhaps of how uninformed film makers are about musical
matters. Everything is authentic to the last detail except the music.
Cheers
Monica
Oh yeah, its sometimes just ridiculous:) --like for example on this movie i
saw sometime ago, there was this real romantic scene
To those who saw the title non-lute, red the message, and made the effort
to complain about it:
with all my respect, I gave non-lute name of the message exactly for
people like you, to spare
you reading 'sucking' stuff. If, however it pleases you to complain, please
go ahead.
And before you
Jon wrote:
I can agree with the beauty of the bass
***
i'm not talking about the beauty of the bass (whatever that means),
what i talk about is the fact that most of us, lute players, preffer
a LONGER VIBRATING TONE. I've taken time to read some
of your lenghtly writings (hard to find exactly what
Dear Musical Beings!
Happy New Year
with lots of joy, health, inner peace, music, and integrity!
I'd like to say a few words about our being human:
We are human beings who are naturally connected.
What divides us are purely intellectual notions of
mental doctrines of all kind. They feed us
Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu,carlos flores [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re:Jon
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 02:16:37 -0500
Carlos,
I agree entirely - I misspoke. Music is defined within one's self. My
intent
was merely to describe the transmission process from an external source
Whatever I can show on the sillyscope or prove as to the effects of
spinning bodies or conical strings on the actual tone production there is
only one instrument that can define music. The human ear,
in my case its more the Heart that defines music, but it
doesnt matter : big world, different
