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Your videos are a thousand times better than they used to be. I love this!

so your piece is called "piosenki" which in Polish means "songs". Do you have Polish roots?

Brilliant! Thank you.

From the first time i played this album, in the fall of 1968, living in LA Beverly Glen, this record has totally entranced me. i played it oppressively, for hours and days on end, although none of my friends then could get into it. so much so , that i wrote to warner bros, imploring them to keep van on contact. And they actually got back to me, saying, of course he was great, not to worry!' ...and my then roommate tore up the letter without me knowing... and where is he today, on crutches and unhappy guy, lonely and lost... and Astral Weeks is...

I love your shirt 😂

Thank God that Fabolous version didn’t take off 😫

Hoy es 21 de julio del año 2024, de alguna manera. Comento en un video que leo ya tiene 4 años, pero el por qué mi presencia aquí es mucho más profundo y trascendental que eso. Da ternura en el min 4:22 como se le lee en la voz y el cuerpo el intento de desarme académico. Banco su actitud, honesta o no, siendo que ésto finalmente es un video comunicacional. CÓDIGO

I remember fondly a BBC special with the violinist Isaac Stern, back in the black and white sixties. Asked if he played modern music, he replied, “I sometimes play modern music, so the composer can hear how awful it sounds” Little has changed in the intervening 60 years. When someone comes along who can write stuff as good as Bach, they’ll get my every attention. (I realise this view is cliched, but sadly it remains true for very many. Quite why new art and film are appreciated, as you point out, whereas new music isn’t, is something I’ll set my mind to.)

Kendrick deserves congratulations 🎊 yes...100% But, most AA music artists are similar. I just recently discovered (stairway to heaven) is about a couple making love, and we know the rest😊. I know I'm not alone. They not like us🎉🎉🎉

Your studio makes me drool.

On the 3 and 7....So basically a Reggae drum beat 😂😂

Finally somebody talks about Ligeti!

david the piano is also inharmonic

If you think Race is the main issue, than you are a problem.

You're like a A+ RUclipsr. You nail the exact kind of humor that your accent would make me expect.

It's less the music than the twisted expectations of listeners. They have a constant diet of autotuned garbage so that's what they come to want. And the economic priority is to serve up what already made them money so the funnel gets more and more narrow and vanilla via algorithm.

That a lamento in renaissance music, and all the tips, where also written on medieval, renaissance and baroque traitrises, about improvising over a bass... Variations, diminutions, etc

I knew it!😆..Jacqueline made the Dvorjak her own...so only the Elgar could surpass that! and only listened to it because of her!

helpful video

100 YEARS OLD! (it was 3 months ago, but whatever)

This is good!

You surprised me! Thank you all for this beautiful performance. Respect from Iran.

I'm sad. One of my favorite songs got turned into a black lives matter chant

Thank you to Fabulous for passing on the beat. The universe operates in mysterious ways.

What I’ve always appreciated about Kendrick is that he’s always been very involved with the production and always pays his flowers when it comes to talking about track production. He knows he’s the face, and uses that position to show respect to the whole team. Yes it’s often an all star production team but he’s still showing respect to the whole crew

Clowncore. Louis Cole’s hardcore jazz band

Wow! Brilliant.

I've always loved Gmajor so sweet

Melanin is so beautiful. I KNEW (Felt/heard) where the one was NATURALLY.

This is possibly the best video I have watched

The go-to for composing 1960's spy film music

Excellent, game changing video thanks

"It doesn't demand anything"... Which is exactly why it isn't good music. If we all lived in a world that doesn't demand anything, we would know nothing, and we would deserve to be ignored by any sentient life out there... If a wallpaper background is all you want, just buy some. Artificial intelligence can mass-produce it, so It isn't all that expensive. Good music is good because it requires effort. The same effort that it takes to get to know another human being intimately. Of course people are free not to care about anything, if that's really what they want, but, trust me, that philosophy gets old very quickly.

Having grown up in West Virginia I'm very familiar with the hammered dulcimer. Very beautiful music.

Glenn Branca and the No Wave movement of the late 1970s to early 80s springs to mind. Likewise, the Residents. But there are lovely moments of wildness in Celtic music and many modern popular music... From The Beatles to Keith Jarrett to Marianne Faithful to Skinny Puppy.

I first heard Wozzeck on a DGG recording when I was 15, and my amazement with it has only increased in the decades since. If the Rite is the early 20th-century's most influential score, Wozzeck to my mind is the most original. It struck me years ago when I wrote a set of program notes for a production of "Cavellaria Rusticana" that Wozzeck's libretto shares some basic elements of verismo: Wozzeck and Marie, as human characters, are very believable.The libretto and tenor of Lulu are very different. Lulu's score is amazing, the work of a more mature composer, but its story doesn't strike the human chord that Wozzeck does. I am a Guinness fan as well. Thanks, David, for this excellent video - I especially loved your observation about the double-bass note in the sleeping soldiers' chorus. What struck me as a bird call in the field scene in Act 1, Scene 2 becomes a sleeping soldier's nasal hair!

Anything from the Extratone Genre or Japanese Noise

Going through the lyrics this man stayed away from 🥷like kryptonite

It is definitely 3 + 5

Please do Tank and the Bangas' song named X's ❤❤❤❤ Love how instruments were bought in one by one damn near..

Watching on 13 July 2024.

I can't help feeling that the evolution of classical music has ground to a halt, in terms of relevance to a general audience. I guess it can be argued that, in Haydn's day, concerts were attended by the upper echelons of society but Mozart's later works were aimed at a more general audience and the audience for the Romantics was undoubtedly wide and mixed....you can't not like Brahms or Tchaikovsky. Personally, I like all early and mid Stravinsky but his later works leave me cold. 12-tone is a dead experiment and really only worked in some operas. Stockhausen was an attention-seeker. Glass is tedious and uninteresting. Music has to have an appeal, even on an intellectual level...it should be good to listen to. The listener should get something out of it, not be annoyed by it. I wonder whether the Romantic genre has really been exhausted. What about the idea of going back to Brahms and starting again, with knowledge of Debussy and Starvinsky to spice up the mix...? (I'd say that Britten probably did this...)

Or maybe it's shit and most people are stupid, what are the odds ?

It seems to me that composers have been delusional (it's a fashioned word) thinking music can forever "progress" as science does, because it allowed each generations to shine despite their glorious predecessors. Tension needs release, even though balance can vary. And many classical ones wouldn't admit that jazz was the actual contemporary music of the last century... Until 1970, let's say

Just letting yall in the comments know that the rapper isn't the producer, that would be pharrell in this case. Kendrick Lamar Duckworth is an amazing rapper, probably the best in the industry, but give your kudos to Pharrell for producing this phenomenal beat, not Kendrick.

Hallo David, ich bin eher zufällig auf dieses Video gestoßen. Endlich mal ein Beitrag, der mir wichtige Hinweise zum schreiben von Melodien gegeben hat. Was ich sehr gut fand ist, dass die Beispiele gleich akustisch untermalt wurden, so dass man gleich eine Vorstellung davon bekam, was dort passiert. Vielen Dank für diese Video !!!! Mit freundlichem Gruß Detlef

I love classical music, I play in an orchestra. I also love other erudite forms of music, jazz and whatnot, in fact I’m a gigging jazz sax player, and regularly teach jazz. That said, I listen to hip hop all the time. I grew up listening to hip hop and metal, and I still love that. Anyone who says rap isn’t music is just wrong

I'm kinda shocked there could be so much confusion about where the 1 is in this song

Thank you this is very interesting. I love The Chairman Dances.