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I like music and one of the genres that I didn't think I would like is classical music, but ever since I realised that I can just listen to tunes and instruments without anyone singing, I started to enjoy it more then songs. of course that's only one aspect of it, I also for some strange reason like anything that's classic or vintage, like cars (SPECIALLY CARS) I've never loved one of the modern car models as much as I love an old vintage one, of course when I say I like classical things I don't mean everything but I just find myself more drawn to such trait.
interesting choices, I know some of the composers such as Liszt and Claude Debussy... I think the only piece I know for Debussy is clear du lune, and the thing is about it is that I first heard it in a game called evil within (it's a horror game). and in the game there's these save rooms which have clear du lune playing, and it just felt comforting and peaceful so I looked it up.
yeah I noticed, of course I also love Hungarian rhapsody, and I think you can guess the first time I heard it ( tom and jerry). and a lot of other pieces that I still remember from the time I was a kid, for example there was this also Tom and jerry mobile game that I used to play in my father's phone, and from it I got the pleasure of hearing the third movement of the moonlight sonata, it's amazing how music can stick with you for a really long time.
Personally I have a thing for film music. I listen to soundtracks and it reminds me of what would be happening in the film or TV show. Sometimes I wonder if it's a bit how people used to listen to opera music, where plot is associated with different parts of the music. It's different obviously.
Some pieces of classical music are cliche so it can takes a change of context to appreciate them. I heard Mozart's Night Music played by a symphony orchestra once and it was amazing. But if you hear it as call waiting music you wouldn't give it a moment's notice.
couldn't agree more, I find myself often then not, paying much attention to the music/soundtrack wether in movies, TV shows or games. and man let me tell you that games can really contain hidden gems, even in the small indie games(which usually got the best) like a game called hollow knight (I highly recommend listening to it's music... and to play it Ofc).
and I want to add one thing on feeling the music, I agree with your point of music depicting a scene because when I usually listen to music I imagine myself... doing whatever fits the music in my head.
it's really awesome how music can boost your imagination and invoke certain feelings based on the tone and the melody.
So I researched this and this is actually a pretty interesting subject. However, even if we grow exponentially technology-wise, I don't think we'll hit that point by 2045. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like AI would have to introduced to the general public as well, right. I highly doubt AI would become that widespread in such little time. (I'm basing most of this idea off of the revelations and predicted path of the self-driving car). If this were to happen I would push it back into at least mid 2060s, assuming nothing disastrous happens to humanity on a large scale from here to then.
I think, probably, that if you'd like to converse you should could mention a topic that you'd like to discuss. Though it is quite a small subreddit so it'll probably take a while before someone responds.
okay so I'm just going to yap here feel free to join.
I like music and one of the genres that I didn't think I would like is classical music, but ever since I realised that I can just listen to tunes and instruments without anyone singing, I started to enjoy it more then songs. of course that's only one aspect of it, I also for some strange reason like anything that's classic or vintage, like cars (SPECIALLY CARS) I've never loved one of the modern car models as much as I love an old vintage one, of course when I say I like classical things I don't mean everything but I just find myself more drawn to such trait.
Here's some classical music that I like
Rachmaninov concerto 2 and 3, by Philippe Entrement Rach 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT4txH4V1a8
Chopin: Complete Nocturnes - Brigitte Engerer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5btAymZyeGc
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBWkKK3HgmM
Debussy - Suite Bergamasque https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbkQclMCWQY
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Cziffra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9S2CfDwNAg
Erik Satie - Trois Gymnopédies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WNCBPdetG4
Erik Satie - Gnossiennes 1-6 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7kvGqiJC4g
Claude Debussy - Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_7loz-HWUM
Shoenberg - Transfigured Night (This music is a bit crazy).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzYyJsN70e0
interesting choices, I know some of the composers such as Liszt and Claude Debussy... I think the only piece I know for Debussy is clear du lune, and the thing is about it is that I first heard it in a game called evil within (it's a horror game). and in the game there's these save rooms which have clear du lune playing, and it just felt comforting and peaceful so I looked it up.
Claire de Lune is the third piece in the Bergamasque Suite
yeah I noticed, of course I also love Hungarian rhapsody, and I think you can guess the first time I heard it ( tom and jerry). and a lot of other pieces that I still remember from the time I was a kid, for example there was this also Tom and jerry mobile game that I used to play in my father's phone, and from it I got the pleasure of hearing the third movement of the moonlight sonata, it's amazing how music can stick with you for a really long time.
Personally I have a thing for film music. I listen to soundtracks and it reminds me of what would be happening in the film or TV show. Sometimes I wonder if it's a bit how people used to listen to opera music, where plot is associated with different parts of the music. It's different obviously.
Some pieces of classical music are cliche so it can takes a change of context to appreciate them. I heard Mozart's Night Music played by a symphony orchestra once and it was amazing. But if you hear it as call waiting music you wouldn't give it a moment's notice.
That third movement of the Moonlight is great.
couldn't agree more, I find myself often then not, paying much attention to the music/soundtrack wether in movies, TV shows or games. and man let me tell you that games can really contain hidden gems, even in the small indie games(which usually got the best) like a game called hollow knight (I highly recommend listening to it's music... and to play it Ofc).
and I want to add one thing on feeling the music, I agree with your point of music depicting a scene because when I usually listen to music I imagine myself... doing whatever fits the music in my head.
it's really awesome how music can boost your imagination and invoke certain feelings based on the tone and the melody.
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So some futurologist say that the technological singularity will happen by 2045.
So I researched this and this is actually a pretty interesting subject. However, even if we grow exponentially technology-wise, I don't think we'll hit that point by 2045. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like AI would have to introduced to the general public as well, right. I highly doubt AI would become that widespread in such little time. (I'm basing most of this idea off of the revelations and predicted path of the self-driving car). If this were to happen I would push it back into at least mid 2060s, assuming nothing disastrous happens to humanity on a large scale from here to then.
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