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Re: Other music
Anner Bylsma just died.
He made two recordings of Bach's cello suites.
One in 1979:
And another in 1992, where he plays a Stradivarius and a piccolo cello:
I often listen to that. :|
He made two recordings of Bach's cello suites.
One in 1979:
And another in 1992, where he plays a Stradivarius and a piccolo cello:
I often listen to that. :|
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Re: Other music
You prefer "Criminals to the right of me, racists to the left, here I am?"
Piss take of the Worst Singer in History Including Randy Newman.
–J.D.
Piss take of the Worst Singer in History Including Randy Newman.
–J.D.
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Ah, it's good to know increasing age has had no effect on your gentle nature, Doc. :)
Let's get controversial...
Let's get controversial...
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Re: Other music
For some really "other" music, Turkish pop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIbTdgdr5AE if "unavailable".
I'm sure you'll love it! :mrgreen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIbTdgdr5AE if "unavailable".
I'm sure you'll love it! :mrgreen:
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Four Seasons, arch-classical but Vivaldi never gets old. Here we can compare violinists:
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↑ It's interesting that he uses typical Renaissance lute techniques: pinky on the table and fast notes played thumb-index. Here's a slow example:
Musically the main difference I see is that Renaissance music is largely based on vocal music, so there are "voices" to conduct/bring out when you play a piece.
The baroque lute uses a different right hand technique (apart from the pinky which stays on the table) and what a guitarist today would call "open tuning". Good example here at 8:23 (but the whole interview is worth a peek):
Musically the main difference I see is that Renaissance music is largely based on vocal music, so there are "voices" to conduct/bring out when you play a piece.
The baroque lute uses a different right hand technique (apart from the pinky which stays on the table) and what a guitarist today would call "open tuning". Good example here at 8:23 (but the whole interview is worth a peek):
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Holy cow, had forgotten how fast Spaniards speak (not the case for Mexicans, I've been told). Anyway, she starts playing at 4:17.
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Hola senorita!
I wondered halfway through the video if she would ever stop chatting and play, but it was worth the wait. :D
I also don't mind just listening to her cheerfully prattling on in Spanish.
I wondered halfway through the video if she would ever stop chatting and play, but it was worth the wait. :D
I also don't mind just listening to her cheerfully prattling on in Spanish.
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That's because Spanish is a foreign language for Mexicans. Just as English is for Americans.
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Perfect. :figamagee:Anaxagoras wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2019 12:38 pmThat's because Spanish is a foreign language for Mexicans. Just as English is for Americans.
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This isn't music but somehow it belongs here.
Google youtube kept recommending this guy to me. It was really pissing me off a bit: I have never expressed interest in this. I finally gave in, watched, and then understood. Google is smarter than you might think.
Someone should find a way to put this guy into a scented candle.
Google youtube kept recommending this guy to me. It was really pissing me off a bit: I have never expressed interest in this. I finally gave in, watched, and then understood. Google is smarter than you might think.
Someone should find a way to put this guy into a scented candle.
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Re: Other music
Cymbalum in Eastern Europe:
Santur in Persia:
Without the little hammers:
Qanun in the Arabic world:
Zither in Germany, Austria, &c.:
GuZheng in China:
:coolspecs:
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