#dvorak

[masonyin]

50 composers

[worldofteyvat]

iridescent arataki rockin' for life tour de force of awesomeness 🎸⚡️

[musikcore]

Real life composers and their ClassicaLoid version.

[genshinimpactresources]

Genshin Impact | Version 4.6 "Two Worlds Aflame, the Crimson Night Fades" Key Visuals

Cleaned and upscaled by asddzr on bilibili

Download Link (Google Drive)

[operaqueen]

Renee Fleming, Rusalka.

[postcard-from-the-past]

American film actress Ann Dvorak on a vintage postcard

[secondclarinet]

research going great

[vera-dauriac]

Do you ever start playing some random Dvorak, and you're like, "YES! Fuck, yes. This. Always this," or is that just me?

[symphonybracket]

battle of the eights 🥊8️⃣💢

[victorian-wizard]

My Spotify Wrapped, though I started listening to only radio and pieces in concerts halfway through the year….

How the F did I listen to the Polka 148 times this year???

And half my listening was of the man, the myth, the legend, Dmitri Shostakovich!

3/5 of my top songs were DSCH other two were Tchaikovsky and Dvorak. Yippeeeeee

[musikcore]

ClassicaLoid featured in Animedia Magazine!

Happy New Year (2017) official artwork can be found here. (not from the magazine)

[genshinimpactresources]

Genshin Impact | Iridescent Arataki Rockin' for Life Tour de Force of Awesomeness Wallpaper (Multiple Sizes)

[the-curious-cat24]

Furina you're so cute 🥰🥰🥰

Itto you are a force to be reckon with and it seems Paimon share your brain cell sometimes 😂

A nice pace to relax and enjoy playing the mini games, and so far, the event is light and fun.

[classical-music-suites-bracket]

Classical Music Suites Bracket

Hi everyone! After the success that the symphony bracket has been so far I thought I'd keep the fun going by hosting the suites bracket that was initially discussed on that blog. The format will remain quite similar, but I'll clarify this when the tournament starts which will likely be sometime in December. There is only the one mod, so please be patient with me (oh also she/they pronouns please).

I'm accepting submissions, so here's some guidelines for that:

Please make submissions to the ask box.

You can include propaganda if you would like to but you don't have to.

If there is a specific recording that you would like me to use please specify it in your submission.

For the purposes of this bracket suite is fairly broad, though it will be restricted to suites with at least 2 movements. Please don't submit works that are other forms (eg. symphony, concerto, opera etc). If the mod determines that a submission is not clearly a suite then a poll will be created to determine general consensus.

The number of suites to make it into the bracket is yet to be determined, but it will be either 16, 32, or 64, depending on the number of submissions.

As submissions come in, I will add them to the bottom of this post every so often.

Also as an extra little novelty, feel free to guess the suite, movement, and instrument of the sheet music in the header image :)

Tagging @symphonybracket to credit the idea as that is where the idea was first talked about and much of the format has come from.

Feel free to share this post, ask any questions you may have, and of course start submitting!

[cuervom]

At gym, listening music, I usually follow the beat with my feet and I think people think I'm listening disco o pop music, but, actually...is classical music.

[phoenixfromgallifrey]

PLKeyboard Week 0

Hello! I am Phoenix Lightning. You can also find me at the account @phoenixacxf! I am a college student and I am neurodivergent. Today's hyperfixation is keyboard layouts! So, I decided I'm going to start creating my own keyboard layout. This page is so I can document the process. Right now, I am going to be logging everything I write and start creating my layout at the end of the upcoming week. I will make updates every week or so on my commonly used words, letters, bigrams, and digraphs. Every month, I will try to update the PLKeyboard layout. Within this first month, I will update it weekly. I want to show the evolution of the layout as I create it.

I currently main on the Colemak keyboard layout, so I plan on using it most of the time. As I continue to post, and as I continue to create the layout, I might swap to it.

This layout is going to be made specifically for me, hence why I will be calling it the PLKeyboard. I am going to be prioritizing the following things:

The ctrl+z, ctrl+x, ctrl+c, and ctrl+v layouts should be easy to use (as such, the z, x, c, and v keys will stay in the same spots as in QWERTY and Colemak)

I am left handed, as such, I want to prioritize key usage on my left hand.

I want it to be easy to type bigrams and trigrams. Common groups of two and three letters should feel nice to type.

I want to minimize movement across the keys.

I want to prioritize index finger usage.

As I do more testing, these priorities may change and whatnot. I am unsure on if I want to use the middle row as my home row. I am thinking I may want to use the top or bottom row as my home row. I will do ergonomic testing eventually.

Something I will note is that I will also eventually test out split keyboards and other ergonomic modifications to see if I prefer them. This could drastically change how the layout ends up being.

I will probably not start using this layout for a few months, just some minor testing. I only just started on Colemak so I want to continue to use it as well.

Why am I making this? Only because I want to try it out and experiment. I like Colemak over QWERTY, so I want to see if I can find something I like more than Colemak. If this gets enough of a following, I may open a google forms where you all can input your own text samples so that I can start optimizing this for a larger group of people. I want this to work well for Gen Z in that scenario. In this scenario, I would make both a right handed and left handed layout.

Anyways, without further ado, let's show you guys my top ten letters, words, bigrams, and trigrams as judged based on various writings i had on my google drive (that are purely my writing).

My top ten letters are:

E (not surprising)

T (also not surprising)

A

O

I

N

H

S

R

D

My top ten words are:

the (not suprising)

and

to

I

a

he

of

was

you

it

My top ten bigrams are:

TH

HE

AN

IN

RE

ND

ER

ED

EA

ST

My top ten trigraphs are:

THE

AND

ING

HIS

ERE

YOU

HAT

THI

STA

FOR

In order to calculate my letters, bigrams, and trigrams, I used this app: https://www.dcode.fr/frequency-analysis

For words, I used this: https://www.online-utility.org/text/analyzer.jsp

So, that's what this stage looks like! Get ready for concept 1 which will come out next week!