MINUSBOLERO

[@ZuluRomeo]

Bolero: Karaoke Edition

[@kristenk708]

+Zulu Romeo I loled!!

[@abyss_composer]

Best comment ever XD

[@LeandroLoan]

I'm actually looking for something like this, in HD.

[@trudisko1446]

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[@songfulmusicofsongs]

I really like it. It shows that even besides the melody there are subtle and interesting happening in the background!

[@looney1023]

lol The last chord made my day

[@homeboyfour]

It wasn't as boring as I thought it would be . Yes, the beginning was rough going, but as it went along, it built -- or maybe my anticipation did -- kind of like a geometric progression . And when the modulation finally happened, I was ecstatic. Missed the final gliss, though I understand why it wasn't included. Great experiment.

[@smartdecobukarest]

ein ausgezeichnetes Werk und eine phantastische Interpretation

[@TheMorice23]

+Daniel N ganz ihrer meinung :)

[@AidanMmusic96]

Twice the number of drinks for the snare drummer after this one!

[@avosmash2121]

This feels like good music to do exercise to.

[@abendpforte]

One big Thank You!

[@giselanauck7788]

Great, the snare drum (or Ravel) shows her secret militant face

[@ForkySeven]

It's kind of entrancing.

[@normannwozzhoff]

Ich finde es faszinierend, dass Sie in Ihrem Essay erwähnen, Sie hätten es vorgezogen, das Stück von einem klassischen Dirigenten aufführen zu lassen; es wäre wahrscheinlich ein totales Desaster geworden - und eine faszinierende Wendung des Konzepts 😄

[@eduardomanrique400]

But like why not the gliss at the end? It bothers me way too much.

[@natheniel]

Eduardo Manrique probably forgot to type that in Sibelius.

[@vesteel]

It's part of the melody

[@steview.9035]

Da capo

[@brucesimonson4581]

hilarious comment. (I did, actually)

[@giselanauck7788]

Great, the snare drum (or Ravel) shows her secret militant face...

[@BenjaminStaern]

Really provocative attempt for some people, but bravely done though. Did you manage to work around the copyright for Ravel? It is also interesting to hear what is embedded in the orchestration besides the melody that is left out. Gives references to DJs that uses some vamp materials to be looped forever.

[@novidsonmychanneljustcomme5753]

Ravel died in 1937 and in Germany after the end of the 70th calender year after the death of an artist their artwork becomes public domain. So in this case for Ravel's work this means that since 2008 there is no need anymore to take care about copyright. And since this piece was premiered in 2015 everything was just fine and legal. ;)

[@bridgescorellcbridgescore7949]

学生やアマチュアも一度やってみれば良いと思います。

[@helgeebinger]

Vielleicht muss es nicht jedem so gehen, aber bei mir funktioniert die Verschiebung der Melodie auf das innere Ohr bzw. die Kortexe einwandfrei :-) Allerdings hält die Aufmerksamkeit auf die gedachthörte Melodie nicht übers ganze Stück (aber bei der Ravel Version auch nicht hehe). Es ist eine weitere Version von der Sache die Ravel * machen wollte, nur in einer anderen Ästhetik. *vielleicht

[@disquette8958]

Intense.

[@franciscomartin-quintero821]

OK. A joke, an experiment, but Mister Kreidler, what does this work in addition to cause the appearance of melody Bolero in the brain of the listener?.

[@mirko124]

+Francisco José Martin Quintero for example, it turns the orchestra's hierarchy upside down. And it creates a different piece, as a kind of readymade, which was lying underneath the famous melody. I've written an essay about the piece (sorry in german only) www.kreidler-net.de/theorie/minusbolero.pdf

[@avosmash2121]

It is unique and interesting to listen to. Is this not good reason enough for anyone to try anything in music?

[@lithostheory]

Could pass for contemporary work.

[@CallithumpianConsort]

except for the "work" part

[@wilh3lmmusic]

It is contemporary in that Minusbolero was written quite recently (in our current times) - 2010 to 2014

[@normannwozzhoff]

which it actually is 😂

[@HiSven]

Sehr marxistisch...

[@nachfullbarertrank5230]

lol