By being pragmatic.
Its clear. Re-read.What do you mean by "it'll sound like old music but with a slightly different hi-hat pattern"? and also "For people who think punk changed things, it'll potentially sound like anything."?
By being pragmatic.
Its clear. Re-read.What do you mean by "it'll sound like old music but with a slightly different hi-hat pattern"? and also "For people who think punk changed things, it'll potentially sound like anything."?
breaking trust no, of courde, thats shitty.ceyhun242 wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 11:54 amCan you open up eat, drink and merry in relation to morality? Does it entail cheating and betrayal of trust? Because the latter feels like new age. I went through excuciation betrayal of ex partner so Im mending my heart and transforming with music nowadays. I dont see how moral decay and breaking trust could ever be good or desirable.. Otherwise I love making love to my partner..eating, drinking and being merry with her..
whale song is known to lead to infidelity.whyterabbyt wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 1:00 pmI dont think it means 'new age' to anyone else, though.
Though maybe the overuse of shakuhachi was a big clue.
Some people get their musical shit together FIRST, and the ideas will tend to out, because the ideas have their own integrity, and so are formed thru a type of intelligence you (more a universal ‘you’) have yet to develop; an idea has a certain integral relationship to the instrument(s) perhaps... or it’s an abstract, musical idea... people with a genuine interest or even a calling are very unlike you at this point. The ‘abstract’ idea (ideas are informed thru experience with extant music, cluing you in), will have potential manifestations which accord with musical components; of style, of range, of idiom, of many things which lend to the decisions in arrangement. The idea, otoh, can happen on the instrument in real time, and completely/fully formed. It may be that a saxophone idea is clearly that, or the thing you came up with on a keyboard is impossible on the horn.ceyhun242 wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 10:24 amSo how do pragmatists choose the right instruments, right arrangement without trying out first everything like perfectionists would do? How do they stop and be content with what they have?That's why perfectionisnt dont finish anything. In any endeavour. Pragmatists do.
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