Oh music… Back to ‘esoteric language of pavements’ series. What a lucky find!

Yay, I got a tshirt :) This my friend Andres’ bilingual program for kids. I designed the logo little over a year ago. The program is doing so well, and Andres keeps bringing kids together to share language and music with his bilingual songs. Una, dos, tres con Andres! #logo #design #spanish #education #language #guitar #songs #tshirt #music #kids #children (Taken with Instagram)

Musical language of pavements Bmajor sharp 2 (sharp 9, really) #music #musictheory #chords (Taken with instagram)

Harmonic analysis of pavements #harmony #music #theory (Taken with instagram)

Music for the eyes concept development #music #installation #art (Taken with instagram)

Pink by ~nihany

1863music:

Vinyl Heaven… RECORD SURPLUS 12436 Santa Monica Blvd. LA CA 90025

 Dang it! Just a few days ago I visited Amoeba Music and went home with some very lucky finds, like Berio’s Symphonia, Kronos Quartet Monk Suite: Kronos Quartet Plays Music of Thelonious Monk feat. Ron Carter, and a Ligeti compilation. They were so cheap that it was ridiculous! I would have loved to see what this store has to offer, too. Oh well…next time I guess. Right now, I am enjoying Kronos Quartet with Ron Carter. Hats off to Off Minor/Epistrophy (side 1, track 4).

The Contemporary Classical Composer's Bullshit Generator ›

I had to include the video of Stereo Hearts by Gym Class Heroes in my “Art+Music=Cool” list since they are using shadow art (and that’s part of what I do) it can only be consider “cool.”

I do regard the use of shadow play as traditional art - in fact, it’s almost as traditional as art can get.

I posted a little collage (well, it turned out to be not-so-little) I made using the shadow images I extracted from the video. You can see it here

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: Morton Bros Piano, dismantled by Tom Fotheringham

I am inspired! My next composition will be titled “Etude for a Neatly Organized Piano.” I bet, John Cage would be very jealous.