The Julliard School...pfft!

[bluegargantua]

Hi,

Here's my new, sure-fire, money-making scheme:

I'm going to take a great work of music, say Bach's Fugue in C Major. I'll then separate out the notes according to tone and beat (so all the C whole note, all the C half notes, all the C quarter notes and so on, through all the notes and down to the smallest interval. Rests will likewise be pulled out and organized by length.

Then I'll place all the rests in length order (longest rest to shortest) and then all the notes (from lowest to highest and longest to shortest within each note). So there will be silence and then a rising tone.

I'll do this for several such pieces of music, put it all on a CD and sell it.

I shall call it: Classical De-compositions.

I'll also sell a supplementary music book -- "Play the greatest music in history with almost no effort or training!"

later
Tom

Comments

[mikecap.livejournal.com]

I bet this would be easy to do in MIDI!

[aroraborealis.livejournal.com]

This time with feeling!

[woodwardiocom.livejournal.com]

I think there was an Iain Banks novel in which an invading culutre promised not to change one dot of the locals' art, nor alter one word of the locals' literature.

So they alphabetized all the literature by word, sorted all the pixels of the art by color, and destroyed the originals.

[bluegargantua]

That's just fancy music talk for -- play it louder. :)

Actually, if I randomize the string of notes I can sell it as a Jazz rendition of classical music!

heh
Tom

[trom.livejournal.com]

Have you seen "Tidying Up Are" -- http://www.amazon.com/Tidying-Up-Art-Ursus-Wehrli/dp/3791330039. This would totally rock as a CD.

[rapha.livejournal.com]

How DO you make money when you seem to be writing on here ALL THE TIME? Just curious.

[bluegargantua]

"...and here's a post I wrote earlier..."

I *still* don't know who you are.
Tom

[trystero.livejournal.com]

That's Use of Weapons, I think. (And it's by Iain M. Banks, but I only point this out 'cos I'm a nerd.)  :-)