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watch a silent strip of film several times... hum some tunes.. whistel. do anything.
start scribbling down stuff..
tunes. anything.
fine tune it all.. sync it to movie timing. record instruments!
good luck watch a silent strip of film several times... hum some tunes.. whistel. do anything.
start scribbling down stuff..
tunes. anything.
fine tune it all.. sync it to movie timing. record instruments!
good luck
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What form is the song Thousand Miles in?
It fits into the category of folk music.
Is there a song about an old violin going to auction?
Do you mean movie? The Red Violin fits your description. It is a very good movie and I highly recomend it. (however it is not a g movie)
Who is the famous composer that went deaf and died after writing his ninth symphony?
This description fits the composer Ludwig van Beethoven.In actual fact, letters from Beethoven to his friends in 1801 indicate he had begun experiencing ringing (tinnitus) and deafness in his ears for at least the past three years, since around 1797 - 1798, at the age of 26 or 27.
Who is the greatest German composer who has ever lived?
Many composers are great at certain forms of music, like piano or symphonic, but if you look at some of the better composers and add up their talent, abilities and accomplishments it becomes pretty clear that empirically the greatest composer, by actually a long shot, is Ludwig van Beethoven. Musicianship- Beethoven was by all accounts the greatest piano player of his day. He was also the greatest improviser of his time. This is well documented by many accounts from his contemporaries. He was also not only able to write music without hearing a note, but was able to correct string players by watching their hands on the necks of the instruments! Accomplishments- Most music historians will agree that he wrote the greatest masterpieces in virtually every genre except Opera. His Symphonies, String Quartets and Piano Sonatas are the cornerstones of their respective genres, while many feel his Piano Concerto no.5 and his Violin Concerto are the greatest as well. He revolutionized music twice in his career -once with the Third Symphony (as radical then as the Rite of Spring was in the early Twentieth century), and then again with his forward looking Late Period works. His influence was felt over two centuries, to the point that modern composers such as Cage and Stockhausen had to consciously rebel against him! Besides writing the greatest body of work in human history, Beethoven invented the concept of self-expression through music. Up until that point, music was either used for religious ceremony or for royal entertainment. Composers were considered servants, like cooks, and the idea that a composer would have something to say through his music was totally an alien concept. Beethoven, by sheer force of his personality and genius, forever altered that concept. He elevated the composer from servant to King, and that is where we get the idea of music as a means of self expression today. Furthermore, he invented the concept of Avante-garde music - music that was not meant for contemporary audiences but for the future. Both these concepts can not be understated - if this was his only accomplishment he would have still been considered the revolutionary force he is today. Add to all this the fact that: *he was and remains one of the most popular composers of all time *Wrote the greatest melody in music history (Ode to Joy -using only 5 notes!) and the greatest motif (5th Symphony). *The first successful free lance composer *Was, along with Bach, the consummate composer of fugues Oh yeah, and he was DEAF! I don't think it can be argued that the crown of "Greatest Composer in History" fits easily on Beethoven's wild hair! No other composer matches up. C
Who is the oldest known classical music composer and when did that person live?
The oldest I've found is:Leo Ornstein who lived to 108 (1893-2002) He was an American Pianist and ComposerOne that's a little more well known is: Irving Berlin who lived to 101 (1888-1989) A Russian-American Lyricist and Composer
Was Scott Joplin a classical composer?
Hard to say, but I think he fits more the in genre of "ragtime".
What do you call a person who likes music in French?
A person who likes music is properly called 'un audiophile' in French. The term mostly fits people fond of classical music. For other types of music, you may use 'amateur de (+ music style)'. Ex: je suis un amateur de jazz.
What famous composer died in 1827 and was famous for writing his 5th symphony?
This description fits Ludwig van Beethoven.
How do you know a helmet fits properly?
you will know if it fits if it is tight and it is not lose on your head cause if it is you should tighten. Have fun rideing
What Italian composer from Milan credited with influencing the origins of the symphony and the string quartet is?
This description fits Giovanni Battista Sammartini.
Is afi's lead singer gay?
Who cares! His image fits the music, and the music is all that matters.
What is it called?
What is it called when the background video of music fits the beat
Where can you get a diaphragm?
A woman's clinic or the doctor, you must be measured to ensure it fits properly
What is the best paintball mask?
the one that fits you properly, does not fog and is within your pricerange
What is the music in the Get Carter trailer?
The music in the "Get Carter" trailer is the theme song "Get Carter" by Tyler Bates. It is a cover of the original theme from the 1971 film "Get Carter" composed by Roy Budd. The song has a gritty and intense sound that fits well with the tone of the movie.
Does the Enchanted title fits the movie?
yes well kinda
Who is famous person from Djibouti with at least facts about them?
Young A Music fits this description.
