I'm on youtube!!
For all those out there who still read my blog! I am on youtube.
Now that I'm famous (I'm on the internet!!) I'll try and post more of my famously famous exploits.
Lol.
-Fin
Now that I'm famous (I'm on the internet!!) I'll try and post more of my famously famous exploits.
Lol.
-Fin
posted by Luke at 12:40 AM
6 Comments:
Different.
Very different :)
Sorry, that last post was supposed to be from me :)
Um, yeah...to elaborate on what i said in our brief conversation :)...I liked the second piece better than the first, although I didn't like the bit where it completely changed (i.e. the second half).
And you kinda have to be in the right frame of mind to listen to that stuff.
Was it a uni thing? Did you get marked on it? Or was it just fun?
Jess
A bit of everything. I think at the moment the group (Simulation) is still forming its base... we're all learning as we go, so I think at the moment we're not exactly cemented in what we want to do. This stuff I still find a bit weird, but I can see really interesting ways that its heading - it's not so much music as art, and thus you have to imagine it almost as a gallery piece I think anyway.
Sorry, just to clarify - 'that stuff' was not meant in any way to be read as a demeaning term. I mean, music probably shouldn't be referred to as 'stuff', but that's just the phrase I happened to use at the time i was posting. Hope it wasn't misinterpreted. :)
Anyways, you still didn't answer whether the piece was graded (as in a uni assignment piece) or just for personal enjoyment???
And I find your comment about 'it wasn't so much music as art' very interesting. I've always had this thing of regarding some movies as more like an artwork or a painting than a movie. Examples of this are Picnic at Hanging Rock and The Illusionist. Basically the entire movie captures just one mood and generally relies on one musical theme. As a result of this, when you have finished watching the movie, you get the feeling that rather than having just watched a movie, you have spent the last two hours looking at an artwork, viewing it as a whole but also noticing the details in it. Anyway, this is just one of my random beliefs. But I thought it kind of tied in with your comment.
:)
Guess what? I have a blog now! Check it out...
www.wenchkins.blogspot.com
Jess
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