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[tartanhatter]

Dooooooooom

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[crazyoldwoman]

Shame you won't be around to experience this song in full:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_Slow_As_Possible

[tartanhatter]

...wow. That sounds amazing.

http://www.emperorjones.com/galbraith.html

Read the overview of Long Wires in Dark Museums

[crazyoldwoman]

Haha, that actually sounds like it could be cool. Although I was expecting heads to be rolling what with darkness + piano wires strung across the room...

Blending styles

[anonymous]

Interesting... while I am not only a fan of classical music, I tend to be categorised as a classical music composer, but feel (as a composer) it is important to pull from the styles of modern music (my current interest is Urban). I find the complex rhythms of Urban music to be extremely complex and very similiar in style to that of madrigal writers of the 16th century or the renaissance writers before them - even though most listeners would be hard pressed to hear any similarity.

So - the music I write is trying to bring these worlds together and as you say, bring the listeners full circle.

Chip
http://interchangingidioms.blogspot.com

[captain_nimrod]

Mozart's catchy.

[tartanhatter]

Haha, brilliant, Elly. I find it a bit tricky to hum all the parts at once though.

[captain_nimrod]

very true.

[flancexander]

Holistic music experience is definitely something I support. :D