if classical composers of the Romantic Period were see this, they will laugh to death after saying:Originally posted by Mr Soh:....with a bird chirping sounds and then a flute...followed by by a synth violin or some sort.....bells chymes ect...
the ending is some traditional beats...check out the modulation ...Indeed this form of work needs dedicated concentration to pull out...the intruments are flowing smoothly and full of mood.....Fugue, Now bach and mozart can do this eh?
in impressionism era, composers like Debussy ingeniously use musical intruments to imitate eg; a bird chirping, skeleton dancing, sea waves clashing on the shore...etc.Originally posted by Mr Soh:please listen to it carefully and give comments...since u are so knowlefable, what is the instrument used? I like to know only..
ok....dont make this into a bashing thread.....can u tell me what is the instuments used? small request from u..Originally posted by Mr Fugue:in impressionism era, people ingeniously use musical intruments to imitate eg; a bird chirping, skeleton dancing, sea waves clashing on the shore...etc.
they dun use the real thing.
ARR used the REAL thing becos he's unable to make use of instruments to create the effects.![]()
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which is MORE valuable??Originally posted by Mr Soh:I dont beleive that using sounds to reate mood is a bad thing....this is the technological age rite?

Originally posted by Mr Fugue:
he asked for it, so I gave.Originally posted by renorenal:![]()
He still askingOriginally posted by Mr Fugue:he asked for it, so I gave.![]()
so-so, nothing impressive.Originally posted by Mr Soh:ok ok....so any comment on the instrument used?
reronal u able to listen to the music..anway quite good it is...Originally posted by renorenal:He still asking![]()
I'm surprised that your skin is THAT thick!!Originally posted by Mr Soh:u still havent told me the instrument used
Originally posted by Mr Fugue:so-so, nothing impressive.
no wonder, ARR is not famous AT ALL~!!!![]()
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my favourite piece of this sort is Peter and the Wolf!Originally posted by Mr Fugue:in impressionism era, composers like Debussy ingeniously use musical intruments to imitate eg; a bird chirping, skeleton dancing, sea waves clashing on the shore...etc.
they dun use the real thing.
wot if im making such comments, but im not a classical music buff? i mostly listen to rap, R&B, eurotrance, rock, metal etc, but i also know how to appreciate classical music. where modernist works are concerned, i've been to the Tate Moden in London and loved it, therefore i dun think im someone who can't accept modernist conceptualism. The point is tho, I just don't think his music is good. And for surreal stuff, I'd rather listen to Kitaro and this other Jap musician whose name i only know in chinese.Originally posted by Mr Soh:i believe such comments like yrs are coming from classical music buffs who are narrow minded and refuse to accept new modernist conceptualism..
Originally posted by HENG@:wot of im making such comments, but im not a classical music buff? i mostly listen to rap, R&B, eurotrance, rock, metal etc, but i also know how to appreciate classical music. where modernist works are concerned, i've been to the Tate Moden in London and loved it, therefore i dun think im someone who can't accept modernist conceptualism. The point is tho, I just don't think his music is good. And for surreal stuff, I'd rather listen to Kitaro and this other Jap musician whose name i only know in chinese.
it is funny how ALW finds it good and u dont ....I repect yr decision but think again, if ALW invited him to do his stage musical...there is something special there...A composer praised by other composers is someone trully unique..Think again...ALW listened to an ARR pop song on TV one day and went "eureka"..It is not even this classicial type of work...Originally posted by HENG@:wot of im making such comments, but im not a classical music buff? i mostly listen to rap, R&B, eurotrance, rock, metal etc, but i also know how to appreciate classical music. where modernist works are concerned, i've been to the Tate Moden in London and loved it, therefore i dun think im someone who can't accept modernist conceptualism. The point is tho, I just don't think his music is good.
give me Holst's ''Neptune the Mystic'' from ''The Planets'' anytime!!Originally posted by HENG@:my favourite piece of this sort is Peter and the Wolf!