Socrates Arvanitakis replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"I don’t know if the appropriation of this music by a political party is a good example for your thread Tyler, cause obviously the music has been inserted later in the video, but still this kind of appropriation of Wagner's music took place…"
Jul 24, 2017
gregorio X replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"We'd be remiss not to mention Hannibal Lector's theme- the Goldberg variations…. (i guess demonstrating poise and inventiveness  shared w/ JS… oh the irony!!   :)"
Jul 24, 2017
Fred-B replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"In Elysium, about 13 minutes into the film, the space station, which is populated by an isolationist privileged class is represented with Bachs 1st Cello Suite. In the same scene the primary villain in introduced, who in the next scene gives…"
Jul 24, 2017
Rodney Carlyle Money replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"If memory serves me correctly, the movie "Center Stage.""
Jul 23, 2017
Tyler Hughes replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"One of the examples I have comes from a movie that started me thinking about this, Sister Act II. I started thinking about this since now Im a choir director of middle schoolers and on days where we watch a movie I originally thought about playing…"
Jul 22, 2017
Socrates Arvanitakis replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
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Jul 22, 2017
Socrates Arvanitakis replied to Tyler Hughes's discussion negative portrayals or coding of Classical music in media
"Well, Tyler the one single example of abusing classical music that I can remember with real disgust and anger most is the music of the rondo from Abdelazer by H. Purcell (not Britten's version of the current composition contest by Mike). This music…"
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  • Thank you for welcoming me to this site. I am going to check out your music soon! Looking forward to hearing your compositions...
  • thanks!! how do you like my music?
  • Thanks! I think joining the forum will help my musical progression (no pun)
  • okay, if I am using the classic call and answer chord prog, IE, 1455,1454... I will write a 4-measure main melody and repeat it, (or write a 8 measure melody), and transpose each measure to the corresponding chord... a simple "trailing tone" at the end of each measure signals the NEXT chord (root) and connects it all to sound coherent... THIS works well with, say, 1 4 and 5...

     

    BUT, i am looking at your last example (which I am ITCHING TO IMPLEMENT, drooling actually, lol) and I am tryng to figure out how I "represent" a note melody is being voiced in some of those "chords", eh?

     

    can I "represent" a slashed chord, fro instance, by transposing just the one TONE down a octave? (in a note melody)? I supppose I change MODE to represent others?

     

    I dont just strum or plop chords on a piano to compose... I use all note melodies...

  • Thanks!  I have been composing for years and never joined a forum, but now I feel it is greatly needed. 

  • Thanks for the welcome! :)
  • Thank you very much!
  • thank you for he 'welcome'.....  what can you share about your composing experiences.... type of computer equipment and software that you are now using, etc.  Also, which studio you prefer to use for your recordings?   How long have you been studying music?
  • Hello Tyler

    nice to meet you and to listen to you

    Thanks

    ric

  • Thanks. Glad to be here.
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