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Andrew Gleibman's Discussions

Combining rhythm collages with original music

Started this discussion. Last reply by Andrew Gleibman Sep 23, 2011. 6 Replies

What are music genres today?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jonathan Metz Aug 19, 2011. 10 Replies

 

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The above tracks are generally for high quality headphones and not for loudspeakers

Mystical Suite contains nine ballet scenes depicting various mystical phenomena. See the links below for details.

Musical joke Christmas Toys Fighting and Climbing up the Christmas Tree is a small and scary 5.5 min. ballet-phantasmagoria, where sparkling Christmas Toys dance, compete and fight for being perched on the most beautiful places of the Christmas Tree. It includes comical mobilization scenes, tread and horror of broken toys, beautiful kitsch-dance of the toys on the Tree branches, and winning apotheosis of the perched figures.

Only after completing this track I realized that this is about musicians fighting and climbing up the media attention, about university scientists fighting for the recognition of their results, about businessmen fighting and climbing up the financial pyramid, about ...

You can expand this list ad libitum! Have you found yourself here?

 

 

Profile Information

What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Contemporary Ensembles
What is your favorite genre or style of music?
Avant-garde, Contemporary Classics, Postimpressionism, Lounge
Is music your main income source?
No - Not at all.
Where do you live?
Israel
About Me (MUST be more than 10 words to be approved):
My occupation "for living" is mathematics and computer science. As a musician, I am more a pianist-improviser, depicting current mood and impressions, than a composer writing music in a cold mind status with strict calculations of the music form, texture and harmony. I find many musical inspirations in a scientific research, and sometimes vice versa. Presenting my compositions here, I am looking for a feedback and for ideas how to improve the quality of the music, better organize the improvisation sessions, develop and apply specific tracks etc.

In 2010-2011 I received several awards in the prestigious "Song of the Year" songwriting competition:
http://www.songoftheyear.com/placements/AndrewGleibman.html
http://www.songoftheyear.com/results/andrewgleibman.html
http://www.songoftheyear.com/songwriting/andrewgleibman2.htm
http://www.songoftheyear.com/songwriting/andrewgleibman1.htm

Please visit the following website for my discography and for more details about the music:
Website:
http://www.cdbaby.com/gleibman4

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At 2:16am on August 25, 2012, Gordon Francis Blaney Jr. said…

Mathematics!? Computer Programming!? Piano Improvisation!? You've just made a friend! I look forward to opening a dialog with you.

At 6:27am on January 15, 2012, Leon Riskin said…

Thanks. You're doing quite a serious work yourself!

At 4:21pm on December 3, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…

Thanks Andrew ! You give me a lot of encouragement and I´m glad that you like the piece . I always find it difficult to analyze what happens in me when I´m writing . In this piece I was subconsciusly influenced by Xenakis : Persepolis and a poem by Joseph Brodsky : December in Forence : http://www.poetrymagazines.org.uk/magazine/record.asp?id=2403   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJUR2qkJup0  I wish You all the best my friend . Caj .

At 9:55pm on December 2, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…

Andrew ! Long Orbit nearly gave some kind of dizziness , in a positive way . It´s so far from my musical thinking ( just now ) but I like it very much .  Be well my friend . Caj .

At 1:32pm on October 3, 2011, Allen Constantine said…

check out my latest song

 

At 12:18pm on September 30, 2011, Doug Lauber said…
Actually my 'jazz' is some sort of twisted version of jazz- 'fake jazz'. Ha! Whatever it is, I am having fun!
At 12:54pm on September 28, 2011, Doug Lauber said…
I'd like to hear something similar to Two Jazzmen, which is interesting, but with pauses and a swinging jazz rhythm. :)
At 10:18am on September 4, 2011, Paulo cesar Maia de Aguiar (Br) said…
Wonderful music
At 4:16pm on August 30, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…
Thanks Andrew ! I now decided to never let any of my accounts to "save" my passwords. And also take care of the other advices. Interressting how you experience music . The thinking on music as "sound" has gone deep in to me ( for ex Gerard Griseys thoughts and music ). Thanks again. Caj.
At 5:11pm on August 29, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…
Thanks Anrdew, I have done as You said :an external drive where I´m put all my scores and music ( not connected to internet) . Another thing , I like the use of microintervals but I don´t know how to calculate all the overtones ( in notation ). All I have read about it goes over my head (I´m very bad at matematic). Is there any other way to calculate overtones from a single note ?   Be well Caj.

Latest Activity

Andrew Gleibman replied to Johan Halmén's discussion Composing by improvising
"As a 100% improviser, I totally agree with you Hitesh!. Furthermore, the real-time MIDI sequencing means today make a real revolution for improvisers. Below is some excerpt of my 20 years old essay about improvisation  The Art of…"
Apr 10
Andrew Gleibman replied to michael diemer's discussion Adding Dynamics
"Agree Greg, but the question (see the discussion title) is how to add dynamics and bring life into the audio, not how to keep resemblance to peculiarities of specific traditional instruments. Of course you cannot use a MIDI keyboard…"
Mar 26
Andrew Gleibman replied to michael diemer's discussion Adding Dynamics
"You will never reach dynamics of a live performance however CC or modulations you insert into the written score. Sorry for the harsh comparison, but this is like adding color to a dead body. I recommend trying to perform live some parts of your…"
Mar 26
Andrew Gleibman replied to B Gray's discussion Who said this? "Art demands of us that we shall not stand still"
"I think yes, in 2 directions: development and degradation. The second one prevails, like on most other human activities."
Mar 24
Andrew Gleibman replied to Alex Dunn's discussion Music in One Mood - Moody or Deluded?
"I belong to the "others" camp and think that music should have contrasts, especially in time, which is supported by a music form. Your example is interesting as for exciting ambient sounds, but I succeed to listen with interest to only 1…"
Mar 13
Alex Dunn replied to Andrew Gleibman's discussion Individual composer's style: Is it inherited, pushed into, or deliberately developed?
"Good quote! :)"
Mar 10
roger stancill replied to Andrew Gleibman's discussion Individual composer's style: Is it inherited, pushed into, or deliberately developed?
"Alex, re; the last line of your blog-  I agree whole heartedly. We are all products of our environments  and what we've absorbed over the yrs. How we process and use all of that info, makes us who we are as individuals. Personnally, I…"
Mar 9
Alex Dunn replied to Andrew Gleibman's discussion Individual composer's style: Is it inherited, pushed into, or deliberately developed?
"Well we could talk about that. What you say is true - the composers intentions for a piece will never be known to anyone other than the composer and others do make themselves look foolish by asserting they know the meaning of a piece in front of the…"
Mar 9
 
 
 

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