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Frederic Rzewskis The People United Will Never Be Defeated!: Performers Notes on a Masterpiece and its Interpretation

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2008-04-13 23:14:33 by Ralph van Raat in Sequenza21/
...notes to a more or less logical musical discourse. Besides that, executing all the different and often extremely opposing dynamics per note, which usually are an exceptionally important element of the structure of especially a so-called serial (mathematical) composition, requires a great control of touch. The downside of playing this music is...
 
 
 
 
 
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Frederic Rzewskis The People United Will Never Be Defeated!: Performers Notes on a Masterpiece and its Interpretation

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2008-04-14 00:00:00 by newmusicrebloggers in New Music reBlog
...notes to a more or less logical musical discourse. Besides that, executing all the different and often extremely opposing dynamics per note, which usually are an exceptionally important element of the structure of especially a so-called serial (mathematical) composition, requires a great control of touch. The downside of playing this music is...
 
 
 
 
 
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Studio notes- Philosophy of Art

2008-08-20 16:53:28 by David Valdez in Casa Valdez Studios
 
...notes from a painter's studio notes. I'm still trying to find out who wrote this and will add the author's name when I do. I often find that painter's are better at expressing their personal philosophies about art than musicians are From my studio notes, June 22, 1985 Oakland, early morning We are a tangle of vibrations searching for...
 
 
 
 
 
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But what about those notes and chords?

2008-01-26 19:51:33 by Mark Wheat in The Current Music Blog
 
...notes, from the folk tradition, whereas McCartney uses chords which a lot of pop music has become reliant upon. Like those of Burt Bacharach, every time I hear one of his songs, it just seems so perfectly formed." How does that happen? In other words, what is it about the structure of the notes and the chord progressions that works so well? I...
 
 
 
 
 
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SPLIT ENZ - Mental Notes (1975)

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2008-03-08 04:54:54 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Notes, amazingly, the debut album from future 80s New Wavers Split Enz, contains elements of symphonic prog, bizarre morbid art rock, beautiful ballads, cheesy upbeat pop songs, truly unique acoustic passages and even some folk and country, all packaged into a quintessentially antipodean feel. The centrepiece of the album is 4 magical and...
 
 
 
 
 
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When Playing the Notes Is Enough

2008-07-04 00:00:00 by newmusicrebloggers in New Music reBlog
 
...notes too uninteresting, and think they have to "interpret" them to breathe life into them. There seems to be no sense anymore that a pure, stately, slow melody (such as one finds in Renaissance polyphony or Japanese Gagaku) can be beautiful. Post-Ligeti, post-Carter, post-Debussy, everything has to be turned into texture, into an...
 
 
 
 
 
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SPLIT ENZ - Second Thoughts (AKA Mental Notes) (1976)

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2008-08-13 13:25:00 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Notes which was released in Australia a year before this one. Almost half of the songs appeared on both albums These four songs were re-arranged (not always for the best I must say). To have replaced the lead guitarist by a sax player was not a great idea IMO. It gives a soul aspect to the ensemble that was not worth (Walking Down A Road)....
 
 
 
 
 
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A Look At The Liner Notes Of Tomorrow

2008-01-03 17:49:12 by Stereogum in stereogum
 
...notes of the distant present Click to make 'em more readable You can find the rest of the liner notes here , but be careful. They're watching
 
 
 
 
 
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Braxtons Original Liner Notes on For Alto

2008-01-21 12:47:55 by Mike in Avant Music News
 
Delmark has posted the original liner notes with some edits. Interesting stuff These are the original liner notes to Anthony Braxtons For Alto, written by Braxton himself but never used. Braxton made a revision in 1970 to the original text, editing out bits which have been restored to give a more complete idea of Braxtons original thoughts