There is style and then there is mood
Posted by
jon zingale on
Feb 26, 2021; 6:40am
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/There-is-style-and-then-there-is-mood-tp7600885.html
I spent the working day listening to
Arvo Pärt and now I am experiencing a not unfamiliar experience. Voicings relegated to the back of my mind auto-hallucinate music not in the style, but in the mood of Pärt. There is no particular melody or theme but instead simply, and non-specifically, a feeling. If pressed to denotationally represent the experience, I would find the direct translation to
tintinnabuli, to arpeggiated tonic triads, and counter-stepwise diatonic motion. Such a representation, however, would be secondary to the actual experience, to the experience of wistful longing, endless expanses; the intensity of all-consuming and stoic loneliness. What is this that I produce?
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