did not know this
i imagine fortepianos were more difficult to play then
you needed a cleaner technique because the action was so light, it's why playing mozart on a modern grand piano is really hard to get the phrasing clarity because the music was written for a lighter keyboard
beethoven would routinely break the pianos by playing so hard and loud until the very end of his life when he got his broadwood and graf which were essentially prototype baby grands
there’s a video about the song where they talk about using micro notes or something? i dont remember exactly. i just remember thinking it was cool.
Feral is weird as hell but I think that’s what does it for me.
its definitely weird as s*** but has nothing else going for it, i suppose that's the point really
zimmer version of bloom is cool
!https://youtu.be/Hv8kSWyIKsM?si=emr46N63Rww9gBwcyeah this is nice
basically a CDQ of the solo live performances
you needed a cleaner technique because the action was so light, it's why playing mozart on a modern grand piano is really hard to get the phrasing clarity because the music was written for a lighter keyboard
beethoven would routinely break the pianos by playing so hard and loud until the very end of his life when he got his broadwood and graf which were essentially prototype baby grands
very neat
love a good music history lesson
its definitely weird as s*** but has nothing else going for it, i suppose that's the point really
lmfao, pretty much yea
there’s a video about the song where they talk about using micro notes or something? i dont remember exactly. i just remember thinking it was cool.
if its a vox video i watched that yesterday
was interesting
if its a vox video i watched that yesterday
was interesting
yep, that’s the one.
It’s a cool technique they implement, just sorta hard to appreciate off the quality of the video i linked. need it on streaming.
Radiohead does it for the music nerds and that’s why I love em
Radiohead does it for the music nerds and that’s why I love em
something shifted learning about videotape's syncopation
something shifted learning about videotape's syncopation
when Thom sang the lyrics to Like Spinning Plates in reverse, only to then reverse it back forward, making it sound eerily similar to thr illuminati messages Hov put in his songs
when Thom sang the lyrics to Like Spinning Plates in reverse, only to then reverse it back forward, making it sound eerily similar to thr illuminati messages Hov put in his songs
if you play like spinning plates backwards you can hear thom list off his shopping list
if you play like spinning plates backwards you can hear thom list off his shopping list
with a dash of zionist propaganda
we dont think about it
surely, his position has changed
I’ve yet to understand the timing of Pyramid Song
Daily Battles is another good one from around this era
whats that
Song he made with Flea for some film
it’s beautiful, love this particular live version too

theyre saying Penderecki is a huge influence on how Greenwood arranges his strings.. must check him out today
theyre saying Penderecki is a huge influence on how Greenwood arranges his strings.. must check him out today
my biggest music nerd moment was knowing penderecki influenced him before learning that it was indeed the case
Song he made with Flea for some film
it’s beautiful, love this particular live version too
!https://youtu.be/CBTORzFlPd8?si=oAWKCM10S2cTy0IPreally nice track. def need to dive into his solo work soon
my biggest music nerd moment was knowing penderecki influenced him before learning that it was indeed the case
You a fan of him?