Happy Easter: Fluffy Bunnies 2, by Solomon Elijah Rohan Andrews

[Derek]

Happy Easter everyone. I give you Fluffy Bunnies 2. This is by my fur-child and student, Solomon Elijah Rohan Andrews, an orange cat. This compositional method involves a cat, a piano, and a red twistie tie that Solomon wants to attack. It's actually quite challenging to get an appropriate stochastic distribution of tones to avoid too much paw-repetition as he gains balance for attacking the twisty tie.

[pianowolfi]

Well, haha...
you know I really like your music very much!

And I like this as well!
Yep.
If there just wasn't this slight suspicion...

The suspicion of you being just 'political' 
The "tonal fraction" versus the "atonal" or "modernist fraction"

Which would be just boring. Because, of course, both are right, so why do they fight against one another?

But I decided to listen to it just as music

[furtwaengler]

Derek, I get the feeling this is neither the bunny nor the cat, but indeed I actually indeed really do like it.

[Derek]

I should have filmed it, this was in fact performed entirely by my cat. He's quite a talented fellow isn't he?

[furtwaengler]

Scary

[littletune]

Wow I think it's really cool too  Yes you should have filmed it!  Oh now I really wish my cat could play something like this too!   

[Derek]

If he has as intense bloodlust for small dangly objects I'm sure he could perform something just as intricate and well composed as this. 

[furtwaengler]

The thing that got me was the dynamics...that the typical cat would not have that weight. Solomon must be a thundercat. Also the amount of notes played, and where they're played. I then realized dynamics and weight are not the same on some instruments.

[littletune]

If he has as intense bloodlust for small dangly objects I'm sure he could perform something just as intricate and well composed as this. 

Well I tried it today but she gets a little scared of the sound... so I gave her some treats on the piano  and that worked a little but she's still very careful about stepping on the piano keys  but maybe she'll get used to it after awhile