That's a cool song and Swiss German is cool too! Thanks for writing it Wolfi! I wouldn't understand everything if you didn't write it in English too! Specially not the third line. You say "mir" instead of "wir"? How do you say "mir" then ? Well thanks cool
We say also "mir" Mir wette= wir wollen= we want (well there are a few different dialects, some would say "Mir wänd" (Zürich) or "mir wänn" (Basel) or "mir wei" (Bern)) Mir isch chalt= Mir ist kalt= I am cold
Hmm complicated but where do you say "Mir wette" then? Is that like no dialect, but the way it would be in a book?So what would that song be like in German? Schnee, Schnee, SchneeWir wollen ganz viel SchneeDicke Wolke komm doch unten ( )(is tue'ne like tun?? well I'm not sure about this one... )Schnee, Schnee, SchneeWir wollen ganz viel Schnee
...like being able to see and think clearly and deeply Some amazing accomplishments of mankind sound like this one of your's. I think I feel like I can hear the sound
SNOW YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Dear m1469It will come back to you I think, it's only a question of time. You never know when exactly it will come but it will happen. And with the time it will get more clear where these things come from. There are a few pieces in my programs (I know which ones), played within 10 minutes or even less, where I know precisely that it literally took me centuries to "compose" them. They were in there, waiting for their time to be born.(Thal will again say I'm on weed but I don't care )
Why am I sooo sleepy now? annoying I think I wanted to say something but I'm too sleepy now Maybe it's cause our neighbour is waking us up
In the meantime, lately I wonder if there is anymore even such a thing as a concert career? I mean, I know there are people out there making a living by way of giving concerts, but it seems like something is always sacrificed for it. Sometimes even the music itself.
Artistic playing requires thoughtful repose, deep study, spiritual growth and life, and then it's almost as though it actually REQUIRES teaching in the sense that the individual sharing his/her knowledge in this way brings about a different sort of artist altogether.
I am sure sometimes the music must suffer. Can you imagine being contracted to play something that you despise? Can you imagine having to play on a certain night when you have a bad headache and wind??Surely it is not possible to be artistic at these times.Thal
This is why i blow a fuse when i see all these "rocketpiano" type adverts here.Is not one hour with your teacher worth a billion hours on the internet??Thal
What's very strange to me though is that "Classical" music, the actual classic era style, was born as a means to give amateurs something great to play at home, but was also a time of the rise in the concert artist
But, sometimes it seems lately like the most profound artists are people who do give concerts, but who also teach and even have family lives, etc.
yet, now most Classical music is "beyond" the average individual
Can you imagine having to play on a certain night when you have a bad headache and wind??Surely it is not possible to be artistic at these times.Thal
Well, it is certainly beyond me my little foxy.Thal
Slight increase in heart rate
When pianos became more widely produced and affordable, composers like Hunten & Herz made fortunes by targeting the amateur market and produced myriads of "playable" pieces for amateurs. I doubt if this was too much in the mind of Mozart or Beethoven.