Johannes, I'm going to have to heartily disagree with you about Swing after
1900. Fiora Contino, a superb conductor and in of Puccini, Toscanini lineage
(her father was the first Boheme Marcello) and her sister quite an
accomplished Soprano) are close enough to the source to make a reliable
s
Johannes...
It sounds like you are saying after 1900 music is less apt to be "swung".
If that is what you are saying then I would disagree with you.
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> perhaps some more recent music is supposed to
> be static
>
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So in what way are you disagreeing with me? Can you explain?
Johannes
On 09.02.2009 earlrs...@aol.com wrote:
Johannes, I'm going to have to heartily disagree with you about Swing after
1900. Fiora Contino, a superb conductor and in of Puccini, Toscanini lineage
(her father was the first Bohe
No, all I said was that _perhaps_ _some_ more recent music is supposed
to be static. I was thinking more of some experimental music, and sound
painting, where it would be difficult to argue that there should be
swing. I never said that _all_ music after 1900 was static and didn't
have swing. Th
On 9 Feb 2009 at 13:49, earlrs...@aol.com wrote:
> It sounds like you are saying after 1900 music is less apt to be "swung".
> If that is what you are saying then I would disagree with you.
Whether or not it was intended by the original practitioners in the
19th century, the performance prac
On 9 Feb 2009 at 17:46, earlrs...@aol.com wrote:
> Mr Fenton... that's a HUGE statement for so little backup "Whether or not
> it was intended by the original practicioners" and your support for it where
> "you" grew up.. if you have read ANY of the Wagner literature and heard ANY
> of
> the
i am constantly reminded on this thread, of the Duke Ellington song
"it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing"swing can
mean so many things in the musical genremy own learning being that
swing involves anticipation of the beat...or slightly out of
beat(tune).
norman wrote:
i am constantly reminded on this thread, of the Duke Ellington song
"it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing"swing can
mean so many things in the musical genremy own learning being that
swing involves anticipation of the beat...or slightly out of
bea
