What are you listening to right now?

[Bob]

[j_tour]

Eh, this is a good one for Mothers' Day, I think.  No, its not strictly a US holiday:  the RCC emphasizes this day as well, for whatever reasons.

Stone groove, anyway!  I think we're down one Pointer Sister at this point, but the beat lives on.

[j_tour]

[visitor]

Dope

Stay for the Boogie woogie Bizet

[Bob]

[Bob]

[j_tour]

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat/

[determined2learn]

I'm listening to my piano getting tuned! I bought it in April. First piano ever so it's a new thing for me!

[j_tour]

[Bob]

[j_tour]

[Bob]

https://i.imgur.com/QMfxe26.mp4

[ivorycherry]

I can’t stop listening to Scriabin’s 5th sonata.

[Bob]

[j_tour]

You all are welcome!

[Bob]

[j_tour]

Yes, I've gone apostate and as part of getting basics of fingerstyle guitar, I've become obsessed with the Mark Knopfler tune "Money For Nothing."

I play it unplugged on the hollow-body archtop using fingers only, and I find it challenging enough.

However, here's one of the only recordings I've seen/heard that performs on acoustic (flat-top) guitar, which also gives some instruction on how to mute or "block" strings.

Actually, I work in logistics at a warehouse, so the tune always has a nice little bit of lyric resonance.  But the main hook/riff of the tune is one of the killer guitar parts in rock music.

[Bob]

I'm pretty sure this resurfaced from the Guardian of the Galaxy movie, if that's where I heard it.

[Bob]

About 11 minutes in... Jaws goes on vacation.

[j_tour]

[j_tour]

[j_tour]

[volcanoadam]

Wow!

[gipsypiano]

italian fire music

music to take off and fly for a while with them birds to see everything from above

&t=2052s

best gipsy

[gipsypiano]

gipsy fire

&index=43

black eyes selon parno graszt and latcho drom, more fire!

hep!

[gipsypiano]

gipsy- paganini impro

great impro gipsy style

[j_tour]

I don't know that Rick Beato makes a very good case for lydian mode being a tonality, but it's not a bad analysis and transcription of a popular tune probably everybody has heard a million times.

In functional analysis, obviously, that cannot be, and one cannot notate it in RNA as such.  But, such things like the blues where the "tonic" is a dom7 or even a 7#9 chord, do exist.

So, it needs a method of accounting for.

[visitor]

[Bob]

   I think there's a whole series of these.

[Bob]

[pianoplayjl]

[Bob]

[j_tour]

Any beginning pianist could do worse than copy Mac's piano on this.  I think he does it in C, but any key is fine.

[Bob]

I was trying to find something about Tchaikovsky's style/orchestration style.  I figured if John Williams was influence by Tchiakovsky, why not look more at the source?

[visitor]

Dang ,  I'm glad she has the deal w yamaha publishing she's so freaking good

[Bob]

[visitor]

https://www.yamahamusic.co.jp/s/ymc/discography/1067

[Bob]

Rough day.  Listening to piano concertos in the background for a lot of the day.  Haha... 

[j_tour]

[Bob]

A single electric burner... That's trying to boil water, to add more humidity to the air, so my knuckles don't dry up and crack.

[Bob]

[Bob]

[quantum]

[gipsypiano]

after midnight music in sothern germany now

PROGEJA

&index=4

stay young!

[visitor]

*( ꈍᴗꈍ)

[Bob]

I remember hunting for a mislabelled track of this on someone's post here.

[visitor]

 I'm buying this album hot dang

[chopinlover01]

Lee Konitz - Live at the Half Note

https://open.spotify.com/album/2bLYU5uA7JvVorggXUwHAB?si=8aE_H2-lQaSOF2hzh3AyNA

Lee Konitz - Alto
Warne Marsh - Tenor
Bill Evans - Piano (this is some of my favorite of Bill's playing)
Jimmy Garrison - Bass
Paul Motian - Drums

[j_tour]

[Bob]

The sound of a growling king cobra?