What are you listening to right now?

[j_tour]

Drop some science on you all.

[j_tour]

[visitor]

Calculator pianist /calculator
https://twitter.com/atarime_desu/status/1484881167988191240?t=-LnOasCgUTr_DkvbnNWSJA&s=19

[Bob]

Interesting with the tablet there.


Dang.  I'm really late.
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?topic=65421.0

[lelle]

Listening to the opera "The Abduction from the Seraglio" by Mozart. Entertaining stuff.

[visitor]

[Bob]

[Bob]

Triangle solo line!    Or a bell, whatever it is.  I'm picturing someone's role being to hit that ping sound throughout the whole song, just playing that one instrument the whole time.

[Bob]

[Bob]

Something slower than post Romantic music here?

https://www.youtube   .com/channel/UC8xpEh3R9c30n90SSeHFRvA/videos
Yeah, it's the youtube channel.

Here's a video.

Beatless.  Or below a beat level that's perceived as a beat, like 35bpm or whatever that level is.  There still are beats from the overtones or something.

And there's a slow change.  There still could be a beat, but if it's slower than you perceive, it's not felt... but still present.  It would be like a beat of change or harmonic beat.

Kind of hypnotic too with the pitches just sustained.

[Bob]

[volcanoadam]

[Bob]

[winsto7]

[Bob]

I think it's just the one motive that's interesting though.

[summoner]

A track from the new Haiduk album Diabolica

[Bob]

[Bob]

[Bob]

 

[Bob]

I don't know if I've heard the Katy Perry song though.  It doesn't seem like it quite works.  Maybe a good example of instrumental music that doesn't work with a vocal line added like this.  The words are off too I think.  That's part of it too I think.

[Bob]

Post WWI.  A long ways to go before the great depression ended.  And coming up on a hundred years ago.  I would imagine that's early in adding audio to images too.

[summoner]

[crajojo]

Drop some science on you all.

Wow there's a name I haven't heard in a while. Used to love Spankmaster.

[Bob]

Interesting.  I wonder if Vader represents the Uber mench, at least a bit.

[Bob]

Interesting channel.

[Bob]

Found it here.
www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/wg3el7/11_year_old_girl_alexandra_dovgan_playing_a_fast/

[Bob]

[Bob]

[Bob]

Chico Marx I guess....   

[Bob]

That's where I heard it from...

So probably Inception then in some way.

[Bob]

[Bob]

Interesting.  (And advertising.  )

[frodo3]

Listening to Edmund Rubbra symphony #3 and #7.  The variations and fugue in the 4th movement of the 3rd symphony is a gem!! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pijG_9mf3Q

[Bob]

[droprenstein]

Played Bach's Fugue in C sharp minor against itself at the interval of a bar
It didn't sound that bad.

[frodo3]

Played Bach's Fugue in C sharp minor against itself at the interval of a bar
It didn't sound that bad.

Interesting.  Tried the same using Ton Koopman on harpsichord.  Opened 2 separate youtube windows  and agree that it sounded not bad.  I assume you used WTC book 1. 

You may already be a fan of Charles Ives.  You may want to listen to his 4th symphony.  Needs to be a quality recording though like M. T. Thomas conducting Chicago Symphony.

I am currently listening to Roger Woodward playing Debussy Preludes Books 1 and 2.

[Bob]

[frodo3]

Very repetitious listening to the 2 very repetitious pieces shown below.  Both pieces last about 2 minutes and 40 seconds. 

Both pieces are:
1)   Extremely repetitious
2)   Very joyous and energetic (unbridled jubilation)
3)   Fast tempo
4)   Very loud throughout (except for 1 small spot in the Stravinsky)

But they are also separated in time by over 180 years.

I listen to the Stravinsky followed immediately by the Bach then immediately back to the Stravinsky – back and forth for well over an hour – And I am thoroughly entertained!! 

Enough of this insanity – back to work!

Stravinsky – Danse Russe from Petrouchka – Great piano playing BTW!

Bach BWV 615 – “In dir ist Freude” from Orgelbuchlein – Also well played.

[Bob]

I knew about All By Myself, but not the Never Gonna Fall in Love Again.

And finally found what I was looking for....

[frodo3]

I'm listening to complete Chopin solo piano works 13 CD performed by Ashkenazy set that I just bought to go along with the complete Chopin music in 6 volumes published by Dover.  When I say complete, I mean mostly complete.  I'm actually not very interested in the works written prior his age of 18.

[summoner]

Haiduk - Sea of Fire

[Bob]

 

And start two recordings together but a split second off.  Add an echo, but gets rid of the bounce in the beat too.

[chopinlover01]

Kenny Wheeler was a beautiful composer - this song, called "Kind Folk" was recorded on a beautiful album called Angel Song featuring Bill Frisell, Dave Holland, Lee Konitz, and no drummer(!)

[Bob]

[Bob]

[davidtung]

I'm listening to the song Bite Me – ENHYPEN

[frodo4]

Wagner and Schumann

[Bob]

[Bob]

Hm.  Was that youtube video correct then, the one above this post?

[transitional]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Klaviersonate_Nr._11_B-Dur,_op._22_-_II._Adagio_con_molt%27espressione.ogg

Schnabel's recording of Beethoven Op. 22 Movement 2.