What are you listening to right now?

[ted]

That is very clever and I enjoyed the various effects, thanks for posting it. The technique would perhaps work best with music possessing a regular pulse and clearly defined harmonic changes.

[visitor]

That is very clever and I enjoyed the various effects, thanks for posting it. The technique would perhaps work best with music possessing a regular pulse and clearly defined harmonic changes.

glad you liked ted
the channel does a similar and clever but effective version for what rag is , one of the best explanations for what is rag time I've seen to date anywhere especially since it doesnt seek talk it out but rather shows it to is , I love this
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similar treatment for explaining boogie woogie

[mjames]

any "complicated" ragtime compositions? Like for example a "basic" waltz would be something like Chopin or Strauss, and more interesting one would be a scriabin waltz. wondering if there's a similar kind of experimentation with ragtime music. 

[visitor]

any "complicated" ragtime compositions? Like for example a "basic" waltz would be something like Chopin or Strauss, and more interesting one would be a scriabin waltz. wondering if there's a similar kind of experimentation with ragtime music. 

complex will be a bit left to subjective interpretiation but i think i get what you're after, Stravinsky's immediately comes to mind

will mull on this and post more later :-]

[ted]

glad you liked ted
the channel does a similar and clever but effective version for what rag is , one of the best explanations for what is rag time I've seen to date anywhere especially since it doesnt seek talk it out but rather shows it to is , I love this

Yes, that is indeed a good presentation. In the hands of the best creators and players of the idiom, however, there is something else at work beyond that. It amounts to a sensation, not of left and right elements, but of a unified counterpoint across the whole keyboard. This man exhibits what I mean:

[Bob]

Not much here I guess....

Will This Trick Your Ears? (Audio Illusions)
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Are You Fooled By These Audio Illusions?
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Good Mythical Morning

[Bob]

Yannie Tan plays the Cat Concerto - Tom and Jerry - Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt
Yannie Tan


Kind of amusing, but I think I'd rather hear/see the original.  It seems like a bit of a waste to put all that work in but have it affected by the cartoon tweaks and interpretation.

[visitor]

I want one of these
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[visitor]

when you are metal but have some otaku on the inside lol
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this dudes mashups work really well surprisingly lol kinda for similar reasons I think baby metal does

[Bob]

Astrology - Overtone Singing "Ilaria & Giovanni"
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Sherden Overtone Singing
Published on Jul 7, 2018
Anteprima di una  nuova composizione per canto difonico

written by I.Orefice

[Bob]

Amusing, for the intended amusement and for the variation, although I don't think I know the original that well at all.


Warning:  Explicit lyrics, etc., and all that.  Listen at your own risk.  You might be scarred for life, etc.

Coffee Shop Acoustic Session... Get Low Cover by Dan Henig
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Dan Henig
Published on Nov 26, 2012

[Bob]

Irish flight delayed so trad session started between DaoiríFarrell, Geoff Kinsella and Robbie Walsh.
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Daoiri Farrell

[Bob]

https://cdn-b-east.streamable.com/video/mp4/lrobm.mp4?token=pBUdyHy56AITHoAaDrYHwA&expires=1533606693

[visitor]

more electroswing
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[visitor]

gah this kid is so good, 
he feels it and the natural ability and hours of practice is apparent. wow  hes awesome
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[pencilart3]

You don't have to be a Christian to appreciate this short, sweet song

[Bob]

Probably not much here.  It's supposed to be a site with tracks that have never been played from Spotify.
https://forgotify.com

Except that can include a lot of classical music where the piece has been heard, just not that recording track.


And I can't get it to work... At least it's not working in Opera.

[Bob]

Ave Maria (Giulio Caccini & Paul Pritchard)
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Ave Maria Channel

[visitor]

funny how my messed up head works, it takes noise in order to quiet my mind, this thing does the trick

[georgey]

funny how my messed up head works, it takes noise in order to quiet my mind, this thing does the trick

You head is not messed up.  Most people are the same way.  I'm hypersensitive to certain sounds and relaxed by other sounds:

This rain sound played with low volume - relaxing

This rain sound played at highest volume - noise

Hearing people yelling and banging in condo above mine (i.e. humans doing their thing) -  extreme noise

Hearing birds chirping outside my window (i.e. birds doing their thing) - relaxing

Hearing dogs barking or scratching on floor in condo above mine (i.e. dogs doing their thing) - extreme noise

Hearing classical music - relaxing

Hearing loud rock music in condo above mine - extreme noise

PS - This past Friday, I sold my condo.  Moving to somewhere I can hear birds chirping and rain falling and no unpleasant sounds (hopefully).

[visitor]

You head is not messed up.  Most people are the same way.  I'm hypersensitive to certain sounds and relaxed by other sounds:

This rain sound played with low volume - relaxing

This rain sound played at highest volume - noise

Hearing people yelling and banging in condo above mine (i.e. humans doing their thing) -  extreme noise

Hearing birds chirping outside my window (i.e. birds doing their thing) - relaxing

Hearing dogs barking or scratching on floor in condo above mine (i.e. dogs doing their thing) - extreme noise

Hearing classical music - relaxing

Hearing loud rock music in condo above mine - extreme noise

PS - This past Friday, I sold my condo.  Moving to somewhere I can hear birds chirping and rain falling and no unpleasant sounds (hopefully).

moving is terrible but in context of getting away from that and to something nicer its wonderful too

[visitor]

28tet lol

[Bob]

To this, but cracking up over the "keyboardist" here.   

Whatever.  It's 89 seconds/1:29min in.

[visitor]

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[Bob]

F. Poulenc: Sonata for flute and orchestra; J. Galway, C. Dutoit
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Published on Apr 13, 2015
F. Poulenc: sonata for flute and orchestra; J. Galway, C. Dutoit.
Orchestrated by Sir Lennox Berkeley.
Royal Philarmonic Orchestra. RCA 1977

[Bob]

Harry Belafonte - "Banana Boat Song (Day O)" - 1956
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[Bob]

It's not blank.

[yewtree]

[yewtree]

[visitor]

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broomwhackah!

[visitor]

[visitor]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=tzA_hqN2vo0
tis the season

[quantum]

Yes, these people really do exist... 

[quantum]

[Bob]

New project for '2019' maybe.... More listening, maybe Scriabin...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Alexander_Scriabin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Alexander_Scriabin#Piano_works

Scriabin Etude Op.2 No.1 (Horowitz)
ardiem



12 Études, Op. 8 (1894)
No. 1 in C-sharp major

[Bob]

Ivo Pogorelich - Scriabin - Etude in F-sharp minor, Op 8, No 2
Classical Vault 1

12 Études, Op. 8 (1894)
No. 2 in F-sharp minor



   Well I'm glad Scriabin wrote these to be shorter for our shorter attention spans in the 21st century...

[Bob]

Squeezing the other earlier etude in.  Or not... Did he just reuse this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Étude_in_C-sharp_minor,_Op._2,_No._1_(Scriabin)

Evgeny Kissin plays Scriabin - Etude in C Sharp Minor op. 2 no. 1
C M

Étude in C-sharp minor, No. 1 from Trois morceaux, Op. 2 (1887)


*Bob gets the shakes due to New Groves withdrawal.*  I'm using Wikipedia for this.... 

[Bob]

Hm..  Three parts?  And etude... Now a prelude....?

Scriabin Prelude Op.2 No.2
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[Bob]

spam

[Bob]

Etudes are good enough for now.  It would be interesting to go through pieces by time though.  I wanted to hear Scriabin though, so if I do that, I'll end up with Chopin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Alexander_Scriabin#Piano_works
List of works by opus number and date of composition

Morton Estrin - Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 3 B Minor
mortonestrin


Youtube is like getting scores from publishers you're not sure about.  I'd really have to get the scores and double check that what 'anyone' is posting on youtube is the correct piece.  And then there's what edition that performer is using....

[Bob]

5. Op.8 No.4 in B Major (Piacevole), Scriabin: Etudes Complete, Chitose Okashiro (Piano)
Pro Piano Records Official Channel

[Bob]

Sviatoslav Richter plays Scriabin Etude Op. 8, No. 5 E major
truecrypt
Published on Mar 13, 2008
Alexander Scriabin, Etude in E major, Op. 8 No.5

[Bob]

Morton Estrin - Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 6 A Major
mortonestrin

Morton Estrin - Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 7 B-flat Minor
mortonestrin

Horowitz plays Scriabin Etude opus 8 no. 8
Lars Nelissen van Gasselt

Scriabin - Etude Op.8 No.9 (Yuja Wang)
robert982

[Bob]

Beethoven "Moonlight" Sonata op 27 # 2 Mov 3 Valentina Lisitsa
ValentinaLisitsa

[Bob]

Horowitz plays Scriabin Etude opus 8 no 10
Lars Nelissen van Gasselt

Sviatoslav Richter plays Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 11
truecrypt

Vladimir Horowitz Playing Scriabin 12 Etudes Op.8 No.12
Wilson Kwan

Well, I definitely recognize this one.  And that wraps up Op.8 etudes.  I've only heard a few glimpses of what I think of for Scriabin though.  I'm still hearing a lot of Chopin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Étude_in_D-sharp_minor,_Op._8,_No._12_(Scriabin)
Ouch....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Alexander_Scriabin#Piano_works

Lazar Berman plays Scriabin 8 Etudes, op. 42
ADGO

Knock them all out at once...
3:07 -- Cricket trills.  That sounds like Scriabin.

[Bob]

Scriabin plays Scriabin
louiu


Dang...  Always interesting to hear the composer themself...  Along with getting negative youtube comments.   

[quantum]

[Bob]

Drum Scoring In Real Time – The Matrix

Tom Grosset

[Bob]

Scriabin - 3 Etudes, op. 65 - Alexey Chernov
Arthur Rubinstein

Now these finally sound like Scriabin more.  1911 vs. ten years+ earlier.  Yep... Definitely the sound I associate with Scriabin.

Scriabin: Trois Morceaux, Op.49 - No. 1 Etude in E Flat Major
Various Artists - Topic

That's... short.

Alexander Scriabin ‒ 4 Pieces, Op.56
Medtnaculus
Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy

I thought this was a bad MIDI recording at first... Something about the piano timbre is different.

[Bob]

Alexander Scriabin. Fantasy for two pianos. Diego Fedeli - Jan van der Mark . Pianos
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