+Ersanven it's like meditating on a forest lake's reflections to me. You seem to have very little listening experience with classical music of our time.
9827george I do believe we just inhabit different frequencies. I actually have a lot of experience listening to classical music. Especially avant garde composers like Harry Partch and Charles Ives. My favorites are the composers that play with dissonant chords and microtones.
Why so hostile? The marvel of music is that it speaks differently to different minds. Automatically writing his ideas off as those of a non-experienced listener, just because they are different, goes against the very nature of music. There is something different for everyone, and that is the miracle that is music.
I think it is worth to give a try to Japanese classical contemporary music. It is a whole different world from that our "occidental" ears are used to! When approaching this music one should, in my opinion, keep in mind and try to comprehend the philosophy, the spiritual condition, that lays in the depths if such music. And I don't think modern music, and Music in general, is a question about dissonant chords and micro-tones, but more about simple perception and philosophical message, and most of all about Beauty. One has to be able to accept without judgment in order to understand beauty, such are Music and Art.
![Takashi Yoshimatsu [吉松 隆]: Atom Hearts Club, Suites Nos. 1 & 2, for string orchestra](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/X3dVkJtaD4Q/mqdefault.jpg)
In my mind, Hosokawa is the most gifted and genial composer of the young Japanese generation.
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Composer of what?
It is a voyage into eternity😇
It’s beautiful as the fortuitous encounter of a pot spoon and a mediocre romance of love on the edge of a railway station in works!!
This is what it would sound like if you walked around inside my mind. At least in the caves.
dis shit is heavy for sho
Listening to this is like watching an episode of Hannibal or killing someone.
+Ersanven it's like meditating on a forest lake's reflections to me. You seem to have very little listening experience with classical music of our time.
9827george I do believe we just inhabit different frequencies. I actually have a lot of experience listening to classical music. Especially avant garde composers like Harry Partch and Charles Ives. My favorites are the composers that play with dissonant chords and microtones.
Why so hostile? The marvel of music is that it speaks differently to different minds. Automatically writing his ideas off as those of a non-experienced listener, just because they are different, goes against the very nature of music. There is something different for everyone, and that is the miracle that is music.
I'm sorry it fills you with thoughts of such violence.
I think it is worth to give a try to Japanese classical contemporary music. It is a whole different world from that our "occidental" ears are used to! When approaching this music one should, in my opinion, keep in mind and try to comprehend the philosophy, the spiritual condition, that lays in the depths if such music.
And I don't think modern music, and Music in general, is a question about dissonant chords and micro-tones, but more about simple perception and philosophical message, and most of all about Beauty. One has to be able to accept without judgment in order to understand beauty, such are Music and Art.