@ outinWow, you are really hammering me with Schnittke! Why exactly?
@ outinWell, pencilart made indications he may move on, but he's done that before...I didn't mind the Schnittke you just posted. But he just doesn't really do it for me, I can sort of respect he is probably a clever composer but he doesn't emotionally connect to me.... Can I recommend you something? To put you through the same thing you put me through I'd have to know what you don't like though
Sure, you can try... I'm probably even worse than you, if I don't like something, there's no way of changing my mind
Hmmm....... I know... There's this real young go-getter, who should be an inspiration to all the pianio-playing world, a true visionary and genius who is also unbelievably humble. Their only problem is a lack of self-promotion, which I intend to rectify now.And if you don't like it, it reflects very poorly on you outin and I will be seriously disappointed...
Ouch. Don't you respect their decision to start from the bottom and work my way up? I think their humility is just so overwhelming it makes me want to cry!
Sure, but no need to become a Bachist
Bachism Schmachism. This guy reinvents Bach!
If you insist on making me listen to Bach, then it must be something like this
Okay seriously now, sorry about that, I thought it was funny
Of course it was, but I just don't care for Bach. Which makes me an odd one on this place. You'll fit in nicely.
There was a time I didn't care for him much either... I suppose you have to love his ideas within traditional tonality... What are your favourite traditional, tonal pieces or composers anyway?
Hahaha, I'm composing a classical sonatatina at the moment! Probably too boring for you I think I recall you mentioning Scarlatti before... How on earth are you going to do everything!?
I'd better do it on earth or let Pencilart convert me Some of them I'd probably just read through once.I admit I have a long way to go, I have worked on about 20 so far. There are probably about 40 that I'd really like to get to a really polished state and fully memorized. Then again there might be some gems I haven't heard yet...Classical era music is definitely not for me. In fact it's the main reason why I avoided all classical so many years. Even as a child I hated Mozart and Beethoven and that was what was most mostly offered. I used to find Bach interesting as a kid, but somehow I just grew out of it.
You are bizarre to me outin, but I enjoy talking with you.
What are your favourite movies in terms of Visuals?
More cinematography perhaps but let us say it can be anything visual, we've talked a lot about the audio aspect of movies, I figure we should touch on the other half.One movie I can think of off the top of my head is American Beauty. So well shot and directed, lots of little touches that reinforce its themes. It had imagery from the banal to the surreal to the Dadaist.
Not that this was a good film though
how can you trash plan 9 --it is the first worst film ever... the shower curtain complete with rings that is the door of the UFO..all the tin foil.... it is classic bad movie making.. art in it's own right...a true masterpiece in every way...lol.
Will you forgive me if I tell you that I have watched it at least 4 times?
I've seen bits of Plan 9 but wouldn't subject myself to the full experience. My stupid stupid human mind can't comprehend...
It works best when not completely sober...
I don't drink... Weird for an Aussie, I know, but I'm part American. Not that Americans are known for NOT drinking. Oh and I made my fingering thread, I'd appreciate it if you checked it out and let me know what you think
I don't drink... Weird for an Aussie, I know, but I'm part American. Not that Americans are known for NOT drinking.
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