Guest szyJYM Posted December 15, 2001 Posted December 15, 2001 Has anyone heard Arnold Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire"? :eek: :eek: That's some freaky stuff, huh?
Matt.D Posted December 16, 2001 Posted December 16, 2001 [color=rainbow] Err..what is it? I havn't heard of it before.:confused: [/color]
Queen Asuka Posted December 16, 2001 Posted December 16, 2001 I haven't never heard of that or them or whatever it is, but speaking of music, have you guys ever heard of the band Mindless Self Indulgence? I've heard a few of their songs and they are hilarious. The lead singer changes the pitch of his voice constantly. It's especially hilarious in the "Bring the Pain" remakes. And also, has everyone heard Manson's remake of "Tainted Love?" It sounds so awesome! And the video was awesome, too. I saw it last night at my Dance Line Chritmas party and all of them were wide-eyed and me and Katie Jane were all like "SWEET!" It was pretty coo! ^_^
masterfork Posted December 16, 2001 Posted December 16, 2001 hell yah, he's an awesome composer. The one that invented serialism (the 12 tone system)
Fall Posted December 16, 2001 Posted December 16, 2001 that is freaky. i never thought he'd do that....... :D
Alexa Posted December 16, 2001 Posted December 16, 2001 *Looks at szyJYM's location* We don't live in the same place. Never heard of that song. :confused:
Guest szyJYM Posted December 17, 2001 Posted December 17, 2001 [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by masterfork [/i] [B]hell yah, he's an awesome composer. The one that invented serialism (the 12 tone system) [/B][/QUOTE] Yeah, though I heard it as called expressionism. That is some weird stuff. D*star, this Schoenberg guy was a composer in the early 1900's; that's probably why you never heard of him.
masterfork Posted December 18, 2001 Posted December 18, 2001 expressionism is more of a general style of music that began at the start of the 20th century, all that inner artistic stuff. serialism is a style of music developed in the same time which uses a definite order of notes that are the thematic basis for a musical composition.. basically what I'm trying to say is they're different =]
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