I really do. To take one home is like touching that concert's memory again. And I also work with a creative team, so a well-designed program is indeed a treasure to keep.
At the end of April, my corporate assigned a one-week business trip to me in Singapore. When I heard the news, the first thing I did was find out what could possibly be showing by the time I got there. The rest of the meeting was just mumbo jumbo, "ok, whatever tf you want me to do there..."
I don't think I will ever grow tired of listening to this piece. So learning others' preferences can make my listening journey more diverse and interesting.
I will listen to every suggestion you guys post here. Thank you!
from somewhere on Facebook. Don't know if this is a joke or a real thing, but it made me laugh. Wanna share a good laugh with y'all!
the sound of an octobass in this piece and this church is sending me to a different plane of being. lol
I want to curate the new listening profile with diverse tastes, especially with non-US music. My favourite composers are Felix Mendelssohn and Brahms.
Thank you!!!!
Same thing with AI music.
People can argue that they spend hella time and effort with their prompting and tweaking Suno Studio but what is missing here is authorship of the decisions. The music has a soul when the decisions that it came from a place only you could have reached. Without actually learning about music, one could never at least get to the "I chose this chord because I wanted this feeling" chain. They don't know why a song hits. And when it does, they cannot repeat it.
It's true that listeners don't need to understand music to appreciate it. But makers, even amateur ones, need to get it to craft their soul, their true color, which AI can never replace.
...or bands or artists...?? Really want to get a sense of your tastes to curate my own listening experience better.
Mine is Frank Sinatra (also love his interpolation of Brahms' Third most, Take My Love)
Đụ má lần đầu tiên trong đời tao phải gọi cấp cứu bọn mày ạ.
Chuyện là tao đang đi trên đường thì gặp một thằng bé tự dưng lăn cu đơ ra ngất xỉu. Lay mãi cũng không dậy. Tao rút máy gọi 115 nhưng tín hiệu rất chập chờn. Có ông người Hà Tĩnh đi qua bảo tỉnh bơ, "Mày gọi mấy bọn đấy làm gì, nó có bao giờ bắt máy đâu."
Loay hoay tao dùng điện thoại của nạn nhân thì gọi lên được. Tao báo cáo xong hết tưởng xe tự đến nhưng mà phải chuyển về vùng địa phương. Nên tiếp tục đầu số 028 lại gọi lại. May sao tự dưng thằng bé tự dưng thở hắt ra như nhập hồn rồi ngồi dậy. Bên cấp cứu bảo thôi được rồi, ngồi dậy là được.
Ông 38 bảo chắc do nắng quá, nên tao cũng nghi hạ đường huyết nên chạy ngay sang siêu thị gần đấy mua cho nó cái bánh với chai coca. May sao mà chỗ này gần cái Vincom nêm tao bảo nó vứt xe vào đấy rồi bắt bus mà về.
Nếu như hôm nay gặp đột quỵ hay bạo bệnh hoặc xảy ra ở chốn đồng không mông quạnh thì chả tèo téo teo mẹ rồi.
The result is pretty sick tho
Tau thấy nó cũng vớ vẩn mà đéo thể ngờ nó đang rất viral để che đi vụ dẹp nhà bên sông hồng
... And blend with the orchestra at the same time?
... And express their artistic interpretation towards the piece?
It's a hella cognitive load here.
Btw, what's your favorite soloist? Mine is Martha Argerich.
I often call this third movement as "if fate had a face for my eyes to caress". Thank you, a stranger who suggested this to me a while ago.
Ewch person describes a piece in one or two sentences in the comments, the others try to guess what it is. Remember no musical jargon or technical terms allowed.
How can I find my exact piece efficiently if it doesn't optimise the keywords in the results. Instead of listing the same piece but with different recordings, it shows relatively the same things and albums to sort through.
This app has a lot of potentials, especially the listening guide but the search engine is garbage.
First of all, fuck spelling. Why isn't English a phonetic language? I dont fucking see any "a" in timbre tho.
ok, move to some things I find it effective for my ADHD and dyslexic ass:
1. read things backwards: I can never spot "porportional" or "laundary" when reading from the beginning because my fucking brain will always fill in the gaps. Reading for meaning is hard enough, now I have to spot what's wrong with the graphemes. That's is fucking brutal.
2. read out loud: I always feel like our phonological processing is stronger than our visual processing. So moving our mouths can help tremendously with hearing what's wrong. Our ears catch things our eyes skip. "coperate" looks fine to our eyes until we whisper it to our ears.
3. pen and paper alongside with the computer. When it comes to some suspicious bastards (esp that "nessary", "necessary", "neccessary"...), write them down. Sensory work is helpful to recall that little muscle memory remained from those school days. (Btw, after writing it down, I can confirm that "necessary" is one c, 2 asses.)
Do you have more tips to share?
Không có ông X có cứt tao ngồi được cái ghế này mà bọn mày cứ phải dạy đĩ vén váy
It's called progressive and art pop. If someone did make one, i would be eager to give it a spin.
At the funeral of a well-respected woman in town, her nephew mumbles something to an old friend in the pew.
She leans in. "Pardon?"
He smiles. "Ah, that's very witty of you. Yes, I did buy her one. She was a gossip, a glutton, and she told everyone her son was still single when she knew damn well where he spent his weekends. Cost me a fortune. But it's the least I could do — I've been sleeping with him for ten years.
Tao đang ngồi ăn trưa có mấy người share nhau câu chuyện là bây giờ bọn chó vàng chó xanh nó hay canh người dân đi nhậu rồi đứng trước cửa nhà thổi nồng độ luôn. Có ông kia về đến trước cửa nhà, gạt chân chống cái, nó vỗ vai thổi cồn luôn. Thế là phải đưa nó 2-3 chai gì đấy, còn không lên nộp phạt là 7-9 chai.
Mấy bác giải tán trong sư ngậm ngùi. Đụ má, về đến nhà rồi mà còn bay luôn 2-3 chai