Christopher Bailey

Ellejelle, by Christopher Bailey 3 track album

New album out: christopherbailey.bandcamp.com/album/elleje.... Dark, pulsing electronica

But you *are* the musical interval so it all works out

Sunday!!

Come to the NYC premiere of my piano sonata #2 , with Jacob Rhodebeck performing. It's part of Collide-O-Scope Music's next concert next Sunday, June 22, at 4 PM (at Christ & St Stephen's Church at 120 W 69th Str). Also featuring works by Tobias Fandel, Itza Garcia, and David Glaser.

Throwback Sunday: christopherbailey.bandcamp.com/track/harves...

FFF....fucking fascist farmers

"liebster immanuel" (the music not necessarily the words) sounds like expression of the tragedy of human existence.

That opening chorale rocks so hard

Could be an interesting project. Make em buzz a bit

Year round for me

#5 duet in bwv 66 has some juicy hooks

"ich hatte" was the first cantata I got to know, when I was 15 I found an LP of it in the basement (harnoncourt) . All of those LPs came with the score(!!). I got hooked

Definitely his best.

Looking forward to hearing Jacob Rhodebeck perform my Piano Sonata #2 this weekend. Sunday 3 PM Westport Point United Methodist Church, Westport Pt MA.

Am I the only one who thinks FDR 1932, AOC 2032. Nice parallel. Depressing that it'll take 8 years, but I fear that may be the case.

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It doesn't really matter what he thinks. If consumers make his company feel pain and it's clearly for political purposes , he will rethink. Unfortunately, this is unlikely. To begin with most of Amazon's money is made off AWS, and that money stream is unlikely to be affected.

Waltz, by Christopher Bailey 1 track album

christopherbailey.bandcamp.com/album/waltz

He thinks most of his voters are solidly behind trump. Probably because they call him with their trump approval every minute of every day. Whereas the left just assumes he'll do the right thing.

50+% of voters think shrinking the government is great, and Elon is the guy to do it. So yeah, a solid 15% of them need human stories.

Isn't Russia's already over 10 or 15 years ago? I'm telling myself we are headed to either become Russia, turkey, or (if we're lucky, since bolsonaro was thrown out a couple years ago?) Brazil, but I'm probably ill informed.

Seriously 🙄

At least there was the sweeping de-nazification. That's not gonna happen here. The only "hope" is that the nation crashes and burns so badly that the cult members finally start breaking with the cult.

She should sue the living fuck out of him just like trump did to multiple media outlets

I've done the same, actually.

and then play it back and just end up writing copious numbers of notes above almost every measure, "expand this . .expand this.. . . expand this. . . " .

why I make certain harmonic decisions, and it is necessary to slow things down enough so that that is possible. (And I don't mean "understanding" in a technical sense that you could describe in words, just the feeling of the harmonic movement). So lately I will write out a passage, and then

with the music not rhythmically not under my mind's direct control, then I almost immediately have the sense of "whoa whoa whoa, slow down"..... . . In some cases a frenetic harmonic rhythm pace is appropriate, but in general I would like the listener to be able to experience and understand why I

I don't think this occurs to me if I am listening in my head, or even playing things through at the keyboard, (although I usually start with those processes), these problems just don't register. But as soon as I am confronted with some semblance of what it's like to be a listener, with the

As much as older-school composers (or at least, composers who came up before, say, the 90s) decry the ability to playback from notation programs, I have noticed--I guess I have always noticed this but especially recently--playback has shown me that my harmonic rhythm is usually way too fast.