May 7
I dont know, I kind of dig a gal with multiple Garfield tattoos. There's something decidedly final about that.
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I dont know, I kind of dig a gal with multiple Garfield tattoos. There's something decidedly final about that.
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ADELE HAS BEEN, AND ALWAYS SHALL BE, “LADY LUCK” 🍀
I'm currently still in my robe drinking coffee, and I'm listening to Lorne Balfe's score for the most recent Mission Impossible flick (the one with my beautiful wife, Hayley Atwell). Balfe composes this chord progression in certain cues (e.g., "Get Out Now" and "He Calls Himself Gabriel") that is so, so good. The modulations and slippage between keys are like something out of Richard Wagner, especially Tristan und Isolde. I love music that does that, stretching the limits of tonality and extending harmonic language. More of that, please!
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Çifteli: This microtonal instrument changed the way I think about music
Tonality is the bedrock of Western music. Learn why music that revolves around a single note, tonal music, works so well.
