On a fine day, 08-03-2003, Nick Mulder wrote: > > I suppose you think that since you're teaching at the conservatory, >> you are entitled to belittle someone who disagrees with you? > >No, you're wrong again. > >I suppose I can toy a bit with a person who starts a personal flame >without actually knowing his stuff and tries to save his face. I don't start a personal flame. I simply responded to the kind of argument I've heardnumerous times from 20-year olds who use prefab loops and think they make great music because their music is sample-accurate. If you meant it in a different way than that (which apparently is the case) then I apologize. I still think then though that the original statement needs a lot of ifs and buts and clarification and nuance. As a conservatory teacher, you surely agree with the fact that musical emotion is a matter of harmony, melody _and_ timing, and not just timing alone -- and that's the basic idea to which I responded. Hell, you can play a 3-chord top-40 tune with exact timing and have no emotion at all, and even if you play Bach in a somewhat sloppy way, the emotion is still there -- too strong to be killed by sloppy playing. >Ventje, je zit er gewoon falikant naast en bent te belazerd het toe te >geven. Dat valt erg op hoor. >[...] Offending me in a language that hardly anyone can read in a public international forum is not what I would call polite. But that's probably just me. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com
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Re: [exs] checking out demo, question about envelopes..
2003-03-09 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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