How Music Alters Time Perception (ft.

[@hawaii2k]

Anyone else imagining how a cover of You Suffer would sound on an organ?

[@fburton8]

I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you, too, for introducing me to Nico Muhly's 'Hudson Preludes: Take Care' (and thence to James McVinnie's Cycles album) - sublime!

[@ReframedYT]

My pleasure! So glad you've found the 'Cycles' album, it's a favourite of mine. I've got to shout out @adamchlebek7505 for his wonderful performance!

[@adamchlebek7505]

Thrilled to hear you enjoyed the recording of the Muhly! It’s always such a joy to play his rep-much of it discovered by way of James McVinnie’s album.

[@dand_a_n]

Recently, I've been listening and discovering her performance, and I truly enjoy her work

[@willemvandebeek]

fascinating

[@petsounds3612]

What an interesting topic to cover. Thank you!

[@adamchlebek7505]

Thank you again for using my recording of the Muhly; this is such a fascinating topic, and I’m so happy that I was able to contribute to it in some form!

[@ReframedYT]

Thanks for letting me use it! A really beautiful piece and performance. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@thegardenimpressionists]

Really enjoyed how you tackled this important topic, and look forward to where you go next in exploring it. Interesting too that so far the short form seems to have 4 X as many views as this longer piece. I endorse the Anna Lapwood Luna album - got it last year and a great piece to play before or after going out on a still clear night to stargaze!

[@ReframedYT]

So goes the KZbin algorithm

[@derycktrahair8108]

Thanks. Have worked out John Cage (4'33) where we hear what's going on behind our playing, eg traffic noise, people coughing, & the expresso machine in a Restaurant gig. We make our noise on top of that. Music makes sense out of noise & is the language of emotion. Musos are poorly paid, my Dad was right..I should have got a Day Job. Your videos make us think. Thanks again.

[@ReframedYT]

@derycktrahair8108 thanks for your comment. I actually made a video on Cage's 4'33 a few years back, if you’re interested!