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Phillip Lopez
United States
Приєднався 3 чер 2016
Phillip Lopez, Bass-baritone, is a freelance opera singer and music educator happy to spread the world of opera to audiences across the world!
www.philliplopezmusic.com
www.philliplopezmusic.com
Відео
September 23 2024
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Phillip R Lopez - September 23, 2024 A tune that I halluc-hummed while looking out in the rain. I had fun trying to figure out my intended-intonation from the initial thoughtmusic.
September 22 2024
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Phillip R Lopez - September 22 2024 This little groove came to me while I was viewing "The Rock" by Peter Blume in the Art Institute of Chicago on September 22, 2024. I hummed the repeated A section to myself before looking at the painting's neighbor, "The Artist Looks at Nature" by Charles Sheeler.
September 20, 2024
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Phillip R Lopez - September 20, 2024 6. I wanted to write something sentimental, but with mainly two voice contrary motion before it accelerates to contrary motion of whole "Hermeto-Pascoalian" chords for the final cadences. All the best, always
August 20 2024
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Phillip R Lopez - 20 August 2024 5. I wrote this in the rehearsal hall of the Oakland, CA Scottish Rite. I wanted to write something that people could dance to in a fast 2/4. I thought that the melody was kind of like Bob James - Sign of the Times, later sampled by De La Soul for 'Keepin' the Faith"
August 9 2024
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Phillip R Lopez - August 9 2024 4. I thought to represent this day in a 3/4 time, much like Hermeto did in 1996.
August 8 2024
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Phillip Lopez - August 8 2024 3. An ode to joy One to commemorate a very special birthday for my father All the best, always
5 de Agosto
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Hermeto Pascoal - 5 de Agosto 44. Se quiser pode fazer um coda mate retraído, e tocar até cair no chão. 44. If you want, you can do a retracted coda and play until you fall to the ground.
12 de Julho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 12 de Julho 20. Não lembro a hora em que terminei de escrever estas musicas, só sei que foi à noite em um hotel em São Paulo. Tudo de bom sempre. 20. I don't remember the time I finished writing these pieces. I just know it was at night in a hotel in São Paolo. All the best, always!
9 de Julho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 9 de Julho 17. Viva o som cada vez mais. 17. Long live the sound more and more!
29 de Junho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 29 de Junho 6. Tudo de bom, sempre 6. All the best, always!
25 de Junho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 25 de Junho 3. Fui visitar Mamão Divina na casa de meu irmão Manoel e na volta escrevi esta melodia logo em seguida, certeza inspirado nela e também no dia 25 de junho de 1996. 3. I went to visit Mamão Divina in my brother Manoel's house and in the back wrote this melody soon after, surely inspired by her and also the day June 25, 1996.
24 de Junho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 24 de Junho 2. Viva o som cada vez mais. 2. Long live the sound more and more.
22 de Junho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 22 de Junho 365. No dia dos meus 61 anos, quero mandar muitos beijos e abraços para minha família em geral, e para o meu lindo e maravilhoso grupo musical, e para todos que também anniversariam muito dia. Um lindo som para todos. 365. On my 61st birthday, I want to send lots of kisses and hugs to my family in general, and to my beautiful and wonderful musical group, and to eve...
15 de Junho
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Hermeto Pascoal - 15 de Junho 358. Esta musica me faz lembrar o mar cheio de peixes olhando para fora, com vontade de sair. Mas como eles não sabiam andar na areia, eu ia pra dentro do água e fazia um som para eles. 358. This piece makes me remember the sea full of fish looking outside, with the desire to leave, but, they do not know how to walk in the sand, I would go into the water and make a...
reminds me of the sims 1
👏🏻
i feel weird
thanks youtube recommendations
This is really interesting and strangely moving. The music is clearly made by someone with the technical ability to make something conventionally beautiful and easily listenable. The art is all but the scribblings of a toddler, but there's a level of intentionality and vision there which clearly sets it apart. The two compliment each other perfectly. As the music descends further into discord, it sounds closer and closer to mindless slamming on the keys, but never quite reaches it; it always maintains some underlying thoughtful pleasantness which cuts through the noise. I think this piece, to me, is about a destroyed childhood. It simultaneously evokes a child which is overdeveloped in some ways and an adult which is underdeveloped in others, and that is what having your childhood destroyed does to you. You are made to not fit in during any stage of your life, even when some of those consequences of the destruction could be misconstrued - or even at times rightfully described - as an advantage or a 'gift'. You are made to simultaneously be a child and an adult at all times in your life, never fully being or even understanding either. You can do something approaching amazing, but never quite reach what you feel or are *told* it 'should be'. Be that in art, in academics, in career, in economic success, you cannot reach what you feel you could have because you have had something fundamental and necessary for regular function taken from you. The thing is, though, this piece isn't *not amazing*. There's nothing wrong with this piece, and it's in fact one of the most evocative and enjoyable pieces I've seen. It resonates very deeply with me, and I'm incredibly grateful to have found it. As the music draws closer to the end, it abruptly shifts back into beautiful, light, mournful yet joyful melody. It ends without resolving, but it doesn't leave me with the usual dissatisfaction and irritation typically associated with a lack of resolution. It feels open, it feels optimistic, it feels, frankly, inspiring. It fills me with a deep sense of hope. It feels as though it's proudly exclaiming that, despite its unapproachable and unique nature, it is still capable of being wonderful. It doesn't have to do what it's 'supposed' to do. It hasn't the whole time and everything has been fine. It won't now, at the end, and it's even better for it. It is good enough, it knows what it's doing, it is beautiful, it is what it wants to be and it will not mold itself to your expectations. I love this piece, and it makes me feel as though I, too, can be loved.
I might be one of the only people who get to see this comment💯
@@mattyu3384 I did a shid
This is poetry, as a frustrated artist and an previously gifted child myself it's all too familiar. Almost like I have once stumbled upon this little song and read the comment before, a strong sense of dejà vu shadows over this whole experience, yet it still doesn't fit quite right. Expectations weigh us down and the people around you might love your results more than yourself. It's almost Kafkaesque in a way. Becoming something people don't praise anymore, losing those bright glimmering eyes of child wonder and ambition. Noticing you were never a genius, and it wasn't meant to last, it hurts. Trying to fit the mold when you aren't even the right shape anymore, it's exausting. But that's art after all. It doesn't need to be a grandiose piece that attracts the gaze of many worldwide. As long as a person can experience it, feel something from it all, and share their experience, than it's made quite a good job as a piece. Thanks for making me ramble a bit, I am sorry if I got a little pretentious, but this really made my passion flow for a moment, absolutely stunning.
@@henriquesendo5801 I appreciate your perspective, and I don't think you seemed pretentious whatsoever. I think that's a trap people who grew up being hailed as geniuses and told they would change the world fall into very often. I, myself, am often scared that I'm coming off as pretentious, or condescending, or as though I'm speaking down to people, and it causes me to dumb myself down. It causes me to hide the "genius" I do have, and downplay it when I do show it. This only serves to further disappoint those around me, though, which leads me deeper into feeling as though I've burnt out, which leads me deeper into feeling as though I have no right to express my intelligence, which leads me deeper into disappointing those around me, which... And so on, and so on. There is always the risk of genuinely being pretentious, but I don't think being a little overconfident in your intelligence leads to anywhere near as vicious a cycle as being underconfident and trying to hide it. I think, in fact, overconfidence will lead directly to correction in the reactions of others. If people are rolling their eyes at you, you know you're being too much and you can course correct. Much easier.
Love the cover art and the music
What a beautiful song you wrote on my birthday. Thank you for sharing!
Who’s listening in 2024
Is there sheet music for this?
@@luisdabest5396 Send me an address and I will send a copy
Beautiful, thank you for posting this
Так успокаивает 💙💙💙 Прекрасная мцзыка!!!
thank you
Insightful. even
lovely! so glad to have stumbled on this :)
This is really beautiful, man. Good job.
Very beautiful!
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nice
Absolutely sounds like my birthday, tysm
This means a lot for me today. Thank you
Song of my life! My birthdate tune
El 26 de octubre es mi cumpleaños, la tomaré como mi canción para ese día.
did you compose this? :')
Suena como si fuera parte del OST de Blue Archive 👍
Niceeee
El 5 de agosto és mi cumpleaños jajaj supongo que gracias
This should be in spotify
this was my dads birthday. before he died i found out about hermeto pascoal and found his birthday song. I played it for him in his retirement home, and he has really bad dementia so he didn't exactly understand that it was his birthday, but when he heard this song he smiled and was rocking back and forth. I still listen to it time to time. I miss you dad, love this music. god bless.
since he's died its been hard having anything to live for. this music helps me feel ok
I'm so sorry for your loss. It is my privilege to realize this art for you and your family. Your words meant so much to me, and I hope that you can cherish this song and its meaning for you and your family, always.
Love it
Bellisimo ❤
A veces el algoritmo de UA-cam funciona bien y revela las gemas escondidas del Internet
A chaotic month, thanks
A very very nice song
Bonito
my bday
Estuve de cumpleaños el 5 de agosto, muchas gracias 😅
Fino
Esta bueno 🎉
Tava procurando a do meu aniversário. Obrigado por isso, meu amigo!
I really love this!!
muy bonito
that is a very cool drawing cover
Que bella interpretacióm! Muchas gracias por eso
Bravo
Here from algorithm, love the composition especially those quartals that sound so nice👌
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I like it
obrigado por trazer essa composiçao aos ouvidos dos leigos (eu). esse é o dia do meu aniversario. na superficie, ela parece uma mera bagunça e "um pouco experimental demais" (termo que provavelmente nao existe de tao contraditorio que é) mas acho que exatamente por isso, ela se torna tao bela. as camadas de notas deixam um gosto agridoce na boca. ela me dá um senso de descontrole e uma leve nostalgia. acho que isso que torna hermeto tao especial
Did he really compose a song for every day of the year so everybody had a birthday song?
@@stubbyfoamz1 He did! He actually has done it more than once!
Aw, my song sounds angry. But I guess that's fair. I'm a pretty angry person inside, who tries to hide it with outward kindness and humor.
Not angry to me! Quite exuberant!