#Incidental Music

[gasparodasalo]

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-47) - Incidental Music to "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Op. 61, VII. Wedding March: Allegro vivace. Performed by Charles Mackerras/Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment on period instruments.

[achasks]

Womp womp

heh. hey papyrus. *slide whistle*

NOOOOOOOOOOO!

[bandcampsnoop]

8/7/23.

You might need to consciously give this a longer play than normal. I mean this sounds like minimal synth driven jazz pop. And it is unapologetically this. But it's also quite good.

Satoshi Suzuki's (Japan) music has been described as City Pop. On the OBI strip of a release from the 80s his music was described as "40% Jazz, 30% Soul, 20% Brazil, and 10% Kayokyoku".

But don't be mistaken. This sounds like Japanese pop - the earnest vocals remind me of The Tenniscoats (or even BMX Bandits). And the music has a High Llamas or Ryan Power feel.

The "Distant Travel Companion" compilation is being released by Portland based label Incidental Music.

[musicollage]

Michael Haydn + Goritzki —  Zaire, Notturni. 1997 : Cpo.

! acquire the album ★ attach a coffee !

[infinitelytheheartexpands]

was today years old when i found out that léo delibes (aka composer of coppélia, among other things) wrote incidental music for a production of le roi s’amuse???

@leporellian

[lanciilatte]

NO

[inspectorspacetimerevisited]

It’s interesting that composer Lawrence Silver used the themes from

the 10th and 12th Inspectors in addition to the 15th’s theme.

[impactrueno]

[canary3d-obsessed]

For those who are too old (like me) or too young to have listened to *NSYNC back in the day - here’s context for all those “it’s gonna be may” posts

edit: now with correct spelling!

[qilingxiong]

it's so fascinating to read someone's work when they write like they're writing a film. by which i don't mean that the narrative reads like a script, but that their descriptions and transitions and imagery essentially function as storyboards. you can easily imagine where shots would be divided up, and who/where a camera would cut to at a certain moment. the way the work has its greatest impact is when you translate the words to film atmosphere and action in your head. it's startling how visually/viscerally someone can write when they've settled into that style and i wish i could write like that

[cloudydayjoy]

Punk(?) rock edition doodles.

Mike and Miriam belong to @joeyprotozoa

[jimmyandthegiraffes]

[bmpmp3]

When teto sv was announced a lot of people kept saying genbu was obsolete, which I never thought was very accurate because WHILE I do think his brief sidehustle of vaguely impersonating utauloids (to... debatable results) is a bit funny, outside of like maybe five users that was never his main use-case as a vocal synthesizer. His primary purpose, at least from what I've seen in the greater vocal synth community, always seemed more like it was to be the only mid-deep toned masc Japanese synthv voice with a free version that people can throw in the background vocals of their other covers. His true rival was never teto SV so much as it is the lite bank kiyoteru will most likely release with. That school teacher might shoot him dead. He might kill him. He might kill him.

[oldmanontumbler]

"Another Green World" is quite aptly named. I've never wanted to smoke in my life, and this album is making me crave weed.

G-d, Sky Saw must sound SUBLIME when you're fucking high...

Smoke your fill, put on AGW, lay on the floor, and let the world reverberate through you.

[consideratesea]

I love the show firefly with my whole entire heart but why is the intro like that

[tlaquetzqui]

I like “Enemy” fine but it’s lame as hell they reused it for season two. “Guren no Yumiya” is pretty fucking iconic, they still replaced it with “Jiyū no Tsubasa” and “Shinzō wo Sasageyo”.