The Instrumentals and Beats Thread

[koizora]

 

[Ren]

 

[Ren]

The world needs more Tim Heckers

 

[wolly.green]

I absolutely love the piano for its forlorn and intoxicating strains.

I love the violin for its furious passion and relentless aggression.

 

[Ren]

I love the violin for its furious passion and relentless aggression.

This is great. Vivaldi rarely disappoints.

 

[wolly.green]

This is great. Vivaldi rarely disappoints.

He's amazing. I think he's better than Mozart. But that's just me.

 

[Ren]

He's amazing. I think he's better than Mozart. But that's just me.

Do you have a marked preference for tonal, non-discordant classical music?

 

[wolly.green]

Do you have a marked preference for tonal, non-discordant classical music?

Yes absolutely. I don't like atonal. I can't hear the structure in it. What about you?

 

[Ren]

Yes absolutely. I don't like atonal. I can't hear the structure in it. What about you?

I enjoy the idea of atonal music, like conceptually, but I don't enjoy listening to it. My preference is tonal music in the Romantic vein, it seems. Though I do enjoy a bit of dissonance in the mix, too. Here are some examples:

 

[Ren]

Pretty sweet remix.

 

[JennyDaniella]

Been listening to a lot of 60/70s jaaaamzzz.

 

[Disguised]