What are you listening to right now?
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I highly recommand this piece. It is historical. I listened to it in concert and was very impressed. There are 35 percussion instruments and two sirens. How many can you identify? It sounds so cool!
You can find the instrumentation here:
en.wikipedia.org
Ionisation (Varèse) - Wikipedia
Val
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Thanks for posting it!I highly recommand this piece. It is historical. I listened to it in concert and was very impressed. There are 35 percussion instruments and two sirens. How many can you identify? It sounds so cool!
You can find the instrumentation here:
Ionisation (Varèse) - Wikipedia
You have reminded me my younger years: we studied some of his works at the Conservatoire. I also heard some at a concert in our city's "Small Philharmonic hall".
Val
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I loved it either.
Thanks!
Quite an interesting fusion of styles: ambient, lounge, country, ethno-folk, etc...
Val
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I'm sorry, it's none of my business, but i noticed that you use this "grim" smiley all the time. Is that what you feel, or are the smileys being displayed in a wrong way on your device? I'm just saying that i felt that a couple of times you used this one (I know, but it's catchy, too.I love the cadence and the melodies a lot.
) instead of this one (
). Perhaps i'm mistaken. I was just curious, because on different device all smileys are displayed differently. It reminded the situation when some of VVers started asking me: "Why do you use the "rolled eyes" smiley all the time (
)??" And it looked differently "in old times", and it seemed to me that it was just a "romantic" expression on a face, raising its eyes to the skies. [Super weird, i know]. And i couldn't understand, why other people use it in opposite situations, haha.Don't get me wrong: it's just that i'm also struggling with the language barrier (sometimes
), and sometimes it seems to me that i misunderstand things because of the language barrier and because i'm a lazy student (i don't spend too much time on studying English, though once in a while, i forget russian words for one object or another, and say English words at first, so that people stare at me in awe and make themselves distanced from me, bwahahahaha
).Ok, sorry for my bullsh**. I'm suddenly(!) in a mood of demagoguery, lol.
LOL, I have noticed that the smiley I used to type in manually ( : D) comes out weird with that weird one. I have been lazy about finding the proper one, heheI'm sorry, it's none of my business, but i noticed that you use this "grim" smiley all the time. Is that what you feel, or are the smileys being displayed in a wrong way on your device? I'm just saying that i felt that a couple of times you used this one (
Don't get me wrong: it's just that i'm also struggling with the language barrier (sometimes
Ok, sorry for my bullsh**. I'm suddenly(!) in a mood of demagoguery, lol.
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Val
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I've no idea how to type any of them manually. 
Lou
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I think the one with shades is parenthesis capital B
B)
no that isn't it.
b)
nope not that one either
B)
no that isn't it.
b)
nope not that one either
What is up with all the smileys anyway? What's with the upside down face? and why aren't there MORE rolleyesI think some have changed over the years as well, and they show up differently in different places. Let's see if this old method works: :cheesygrin:
Nope!
I found the upside-down one suggested when I typed :-D, along with a fleur-de-lis, and up-and-down arrow and non-potable water. I have no idea why the others would come up.What is up with all the smileys anyway? What's with the upside down face? and why aren't there MORE rolleyes
I'm listening to NPR, which is talking about the New Hampshire primary. It's a big deal in these parts.
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Val
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They play it very often on my favourite NZ radio ("The hits 97.4").
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