Jazz for aficionados
If that’s so, it also means that you are also born with your ancestors sense of aesthetics in music. Primitive thinking. Think of all the musical greats whose off spring can’t play a lick. DNA transmits potential, and that potential is not the same as the parent’s. May be greater or much less. Cheers |
Rok, I was only referring to music that we like and dislike; how what one person thinks is beautiful, is very unattractive to another; Classical music affects me like someone scratching on a blackboard most of the time, And I will never forget when our rich cousin decided there should be culture in the family and took us to the opera; I was in pain the whole time we were there, my genes just were not right for that sort of thing. |
Keegiam, classic Chick Corea tune. I think I know what you mean, but “Spain” has no time changes at all. After the slower introduction and the tune starts there are no time changes at all. It stays in 4/4 the whole time. The feeling of time changes is due to the very syncopated and “choppy” melody. If you haven’t heard it, the original is classic. https://youtu.be/sEhQTjgoTdU Here it is: https://www.scribd.com/doc/217761461/chick-corea-spain-pdf |
Rok, I recall whenever my newly acquired friend in the Air Force wanted me to come down to his cubicle, which was all the way at the end of the barracks, he would find this hill billy country music on his transistor radio, and turn it up real loud. He got the biggest kick out me charging down to his cubicle and telling him to turn that &*%^# music down, or I was going to put that radio where the sun don't shine. He would just laugh his head off, and I would ask him; "Now just what do you want?" |
