Music for Musicians

r/MusicForMusicians • u/justasapling • Nov 07 '12

This is exactly the way electronic and acoustic should be incorporated; to maximize the impact of both parties.

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15 Upvotes

4 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/hildesaw • Oct 30 '12

This might be better appreciated here than /r/music, Imogen Heap - "Hide and Seek" re-harmonized to melodic minor

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12 Upvotes

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r/MusicForMusicians • u/cplax15 • Nov 02 '12

The reharmonization of "Hide and Seek" post reminded me of this video. "Hide and Seek" by Imogen Heap for solo guitar

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11 Upvotes

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r/MusicForMusicians • u/cplax15 • Oct 29 '12

Really interesting rhythmic patterns overlapping. Fernández-Piazzolla-Sívori+Sorin "Hack or Shack"

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10 Upvotes

4 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/tubameister • Dec 05 '12

Coyote Kisses - Acid Wolfpack [EDM]

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9 Upvotes

2 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '12

Steve Reich's 'Clapping Music': two people clapping, one person clapping, and no people clapping.

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8 Upvotes

2 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/SoInsightful • Oct 29 '12

Boom Jinx - Come Play Perfect. The most detail-rich electronic production I've heard.

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7 Upvotes

6 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/teachMe • Nov 15 '12

Michael Manring - "The Enormous Room" [fretless hyperbass]

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6 Upvotes

0 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/Human__Being • Oct 30 '12

BT - Dynamic Symmetry [electronic glitchy wonderland, symphonic - surround sound, enrapturing all around]

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6 Upvotes

0 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '13

Whiskey Before Breakfast (Celtic music on two mandocellos) (music starts at 2:30) [6:41]

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5 Upvotes

2 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/CloudDrone • Oct 29 '12

Seven Forty Seven - Boards of Canada // The amount of information packed in layers in this piece is astonishing. Listen closely and you can here so many things from moment to moment. All aligned with the precision of a team of architects.

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5 Upvotes

1 comment

r/MusicForMusicians • u/dudelikeshismusic • Oct 29 '12

John Coltrane- Coltrane's Sound

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5 Upvotes

0 comments

r/MusicForMusicians • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '12

Why do so many musicians hate Dream Theater?

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I totally understand why they're "wanky shit." But I don't understand why that's automatically bad. As I once heard it described, it's a bunch of middle-aged guys with bad hairstyles jerking off with their instruments in each other's presence. And yeah, for a lot of their songs, that's entirely true...but so what? I enjoy their wanking, and I know an awful lot of other (non-musician) people who also do. Why do musicians hate it?

Link related, it's one of their best and, in my opinion, least wankerous creations.

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r/MusicForMusicians • u/TrueMusic-SoundCloud • Jun 16 '16