If you need some peace, try listening to the Musette in this suite by Vaughan Williams :) One of the most beautiful things I've heard, and a masterclass in orchestration and composition, almost reminiscent of Bach in its resourcefulness and concision https://t.co/XtlEdGSUKp
I have to say, while my redstone channel has been completely dead since I stopped uploading, I always keep getting comments on my music channel, asking when I'll upload again. It is very heartening. :) The thing is, I've mostly been writing in traditional notation software, so...
it doesn't sound as good as programming everything in a DAW. The channel might take a slightly more classical/academic direction when I start uploading again. But that way I can actually share much more of what I've been doing over the last years. I think it's probably worth it.
@Tantacrul I study and teach music theory in Germany. Works for almost everything in my own compositions (standard notation at least), and is great for teaching. For use in class, and because it's free, I can send students the musescore files for them to work on/finish.
@PierreMiniggio I just recently went on a nostalgia trip, looking through old videos from our tech MC community, and I've been playing some Beta 1.7... so it's good timing!
@Tantacrul Hey, thanks so much for the great work on Musescore! Would it be possible to let us know if changes to the playback system have been made (not just new features)? Several projects of mine play back weirdly after updating.I'd just wait/skip the update if I knew. Thanks!
@cosmicfibretion@WKCosmo What do you make of Stephen Wolfram's idea (maybe not just his) about reducibility in physics?That we've so far plucked all of the highly reducible bits out because they're the ones we can understand and make formulas about? I guess too complex≠counterintuitive, but similar idea
Wrote a comment on David Bruce's latest video on Einaudi, thought it might be worth sharing.This type of thinking is completely absent from discourse in classical music composition(at least in Germany)and has recently helped me appreciate my older approaches to composition again.
@scheist_ Was my first lan, and it did not disappoint... day 3 especially, definitely wouldn't be the same without such a great crowd. Production was special as well. Congrats, keep it up!
@ProfBrianCox Glad to see you really not ruling anything out. People who call themselves rational dismiss the possibility of aliens being here, based on shockingly bad assumptions. How likely is it? Who knows, but being open to the possibility is crucial in order not to stifle investigation
Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music - a unique combination of peacefulness, wisdom, nostalgia and a childlike wonder. At the premiere, Rachmaninoff reportedly sat in the audience and cried :) https://t.co/tUY53La4LY