Over the past few months, Anne Laplantine's music has become some of my favorite of all-time:
Jour by anne laplantine
Impak by anne laplantine
Bein' Friends by anne laplantine
Sa maman 2 by anne laplantine
Or by anne laplantine
ARKACHON by anne laplantine
This page is a collection of the random musings of a musically inclined individual, as well as a place to discover and discuss issues relating to contemporary music and other forms of art.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Finals Time
Another semester, another week of finals, another several weeks of preparation. I'll be back on the scene soon!
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Everything Popular is Wrong
A shocking realization, and a bit of comfort:
A nice article on the state of the music industry today, written by Stefan Goldmann.
Everything Popular is Wrong
A nice article on the state of the music industry today, written by Stefan Goldmann.
Everything Popular is Wrong
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Melody
Melody seems to have a special relationship to memory. Need to think about this, a LOT.
- Is this true?
- Would (for lack of a better word) "amelodic" music be at a natural disadvantage if it were true?
- If notes in a melody are found in the harmonics of other notes, what makes a melodic line seem special by comparison?
and finally
- Have I been doing music wrong?
- Is this true?
- Would (for lack of a better word) "amelodic" music be at a natural disadvantage if it were true?
- If notes in a melody are found in the harmonics of other notes, what makes a melodic line seem special by comparison?
and finally
- Have I been doing music wrong?
Labels:
melody,
memory,
music,
phenomenology,
philosophy,
theory
Monday, April 11, 2011
Kill Denton
Yesterday I found a new blog that focuses on the underground culture here in Denton. So far, the only post of interest comes in the form of a two hour podcast of some music NOT from Denton, but I'm looking forward to the possibility of a new hub for the local scene.
Here's the link:
Kill Denton
Here's the link:
Kill Denton
Labels:
culture,
Denton,
local,
podcast,
subculture,
underground
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