MU Talk

AlexandreLois1 04:26 on 04/08/2015 Permalink Reply  

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  veyot 12:10 on 04/08/2015 Permalink | Reply

  Bravo. This music explores the relationship between consumerism and vegetarian ethics.

  With influences as diverse as Kafka and Joni Mitchell, new melodies are manufactured from both mundane and transcendent textures.

  Ever since I was a child I have been fascinated by the traditional understanding of music What starts out as atonal conflict soon becomes chained into a dialectic dance style, leaving only a sense of what could have been and the chance of a new reality. Measures thirteen through twenty two pierce arrows into my heart.

  As wavering low notes become reconfigured through diligent and diverse octaves, the listener is left with a tribute to the intelligence of all avatars.

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  AlexandreLois1 17:38 on 04/08/2015 Permalink | Reply

  yeah, well, I liked it. Actually it is the most advanced technology in art.

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  Neeva 19:15 on 04/08/2015 Permalink | Reply

  Looking forward to hearing this when I get home from work! Thanks for posting.

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  veyot 20:33 on 04/08/2015 Permalink | Reply

  Alex and I have had many conversations about music. He is a writer of music, and I am a piano accompanist for a twelve member women’s chorus. His music speaks of the future, but my audience likes music that is familiar. I have learned a lot from Alex because of our friendship at Secondlife.