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and everything that's here is rising in tone and saturation it's an aching, it's a violence, it's a longing to erase the separation

a companion piece to Cicadas, of sorts. closeups under the cut:

Big girls don't cry - Victoria Justice 🍷🥀♥️

cant say i had “toby fox does an official ed sheeran remix” on my 2023 bingo card but here we are

WIP Wednesday

From Tomorrow’s a Long Way Off (warning for discussion of “Down from Dover,” Dolly Parton’s horribly sad song about a stillbirth):

That was when Jonathan realized what was off. He’d grabbed the wrong tape. This wasn’t his punk mix or the new tape that Eric’s girlfriend’s roommate had gotten in the mail from her English pen pal. It was his mom’s country-and-western mix, the one he’d made for her birthday. It was Dolly Parton, singing about a poor pregnant girl whose boyfriend had abandoned her forever.

The hot black room faded away. Suddenly it was easier to breathe, to open his eyes and lift his head. He tried to recall if his mom had played the tape in the house recently, ignoring his and Will’s groans of protest. Maybe he’d listened to the English tape in her car, but he didn’t think so. He remembered her standing in the doorway of his bedroom, trying to place which girl group sang “Wounded.” She’d figured out that it was the Cookies, but only after guessing so many other groups that Will had chimed in with his own absurd suggestions: the Girdles, the Crustaceans, the Exorcists, the Ronalds.

Now Dolly Parton was on the last verse, the one where the baby was born dead and the girl finally realized that her boyfriend never would come down from Dover. Jonathan had general rules for putting together all mixtapes, like saving the two best songs for first and last, but he’d done something unusual for this one, mostly to entertain himself. He’d ranked the songs from saddest to happiest, and put them on the tape in that order. “Down from Dover” was the saddest, of course, so it was first. The last song was “Light of a Clear Blue Morning,” also by Dolly Parton. That was cheating a little, because “The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.” by Donna Fargo was definitely happier, but he’d wanted the symmetry. Plus, the point of the tape was catharsis, and “Light of a Clear Blue Morning” was way more dramatic.

But the tape had barely started. Bobbie Gentry was singing “Fancy,” which was only a little happier than “Down from Dover.” Yet the songs had already cleared a little space in Jonathan’s mind: a strange, tiny miracle, but he’d take it.

Been thinking about posting some of my music for a while now. Here's a song titled "Stellar Sands" that I intend to release as part of an album I'm working on titled "Starry-Eyed Dreamer," which is inspired by my fascination with the stars and such.

I'd love to hear your feedback on the song! It's one of my prouder works, and I've been waiting on sharing it with the world because I've been nervous about putting the song out.

Hope you enjoy the music!

(p.s. here's a SoundCloud link if you'd prefer that!)

Song of the Day: March 5

Solemn Gus's theme, whatever the hell it's called! by Nobuo Uematsu for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

Davy Jones by Hans Zimmer :]

compilation/recap of my music of 2023, featuring 20 seconds of each song in chronological order!

Creating Timeless Melodies: The Art of Song Composition in India

Song composition is an art form that requires a unique combination of technical skill and creative inspiration. In India, there are many talented music composers who have created timeless melodies that continue to captivate audience’s decades after their release.

India's best music composer has contributed immensely to the country's rich musical heritage, with each one bringing their own distinct style and flavor to the table. From classical maestros like Ravi Shankar and Lata Mangeshkar to modern-day icons like A.R. Rahman and Amit Trivedi, Indian music has been blessed with some truly exceptional talent.

The process of song composition involves several stages such as melody creation, arrangement, instrumentation etc., which require artistic sensibility coupled with technical know-how. Here are some ways these top music composers in India approach their craft:

Embracing Diverse Influences

Many great music composers of India have drawn inspiration from diverse sources such as folk traditions or Western classical styles - which showcase how they push boundaries while still maintaining Indian roots! They may also incorporate elements from other genres into their work creating sounds never heard before!

Experimenting with New Technologies

Technology advancements have revolutionized the way we create songs today making it easier than ever before for people without formal training/backgrounds in music production get involved by using software tools specifically designed for this purpose! Top Music Composers use latest tech trends/production techniques/tools/software available at present time resulting in high quality output!

Collaborating with Other Artists

Collaboration can bring out new ideas making it possible for artists/composers discover new dimensions within themselves leading towards innovative solutions during any stage where someone might feel stuck otherwise.

In conclusion,

The art of song composition is alive and well in India thanks to its many great music composers who continue to inspire us through their work! Whether you're a fan of classical, folk, or contemporary music there's something for everyone. With diverse influences, embracing new technologies and collaborations with other artists Indian Music Composers are constantly evolving their craft giving us timeless melodies that we'll cherish forever!

ENGLBRT - Harm @LetzMusek Philharmonie Luxembourg 2023 | Arranged by David Laborier

The performance at LetzMusek Philharmonie Luxembourg promises to be an engaging musical experience with the arrangement by David Laborier. The arrangement by Laborier suggests that there may be additional musical elements or interpretations added to the original composition, potentially incorporating orchestral or symphonic elements.

Gast Waltzing | The Fifth Revisited @ LetzMusek Philharmonie Luxembourg 2023

Hi, thanks for watching our video. The Fifth Revisited (L. van Beethoven) | arr.:Gast Waltzing Filmed and recorded live @ LetzMusek Philharmonie Luxembourg 20/01/2023

March in Whites for Piano Trio by Antonio Cedeño