Siamese cat

In tempered scales, as all modern instruments are tuned in, all notes but the root note is slightly out of tune. This allows us to play chords and modulate between different keys. When using an untempered scale, all you can do is basically to play one note, and harmonize against it with another note, but those notes are then perfectly in tune and if you happen to sing it, the harmony will resonate physically in your body. The difference from the tempered harmony is quite noticable.

I could go on about this... but I will give you this example and go get some sleep now:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEBTnET1wJ0"]YouTube- RAGAS / SHABDA KAHN[/ame]

I'm sure. I'm sure. Another thing I really like is untempered scales, whichever era that is from. (They still use them in Indian classical music though.)

Listening to them, I finished the first one, it started out too happy for me, but some of the breakdowns in it are AWESOME! on to the 2nd.

You know what really gets me? Cello!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5C99JyP2ns"]YouTube- Elgar Cello Concerto 1st mov.[/ame]

This one is AMAZING!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxYbF-Yzdf0"]YouTube- Dvorak Cello Concerto : Rostropovich Part 1[/ame]

I'm fine with blasphemy if it makes me smile. Lots of energy in this one.

Congratz on your volunteer job, I hope it turns out as an actual paying job soon!

This is my favorite version. It is like a lotus unfolding and a sunrise in heaven at the same time. Lol! :-) Don't know what the anime is. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x47f35X_Hxg"]YouTube- Pachelbel's Canon in D Major - Neon Genesis Evangelion[/ame]

thank you dear, well one must admit mastery when one sees it (

Yea I have ran into that before too, people that were previously trained in some way had a hard time adjusting to differences in a new environment, but that is so completely based on the employer. Some realize that the different perspectives offer opportunities for advancement.

I am by no means any expert in classical music or even music theory in general, but Sibelius really hits me. I am not a huge fan of the usual masterpeices (bach, beethoven, Mozart) although if I knew anything about music I would probably have a different view.

I just asked because I had yet to find someone else that enjoys it at all! You would be shocked at how many people don't like it. But I am also very attracted to Minor scales, which I don't think many people are. I started out by sharing it to a few people I talked to often, among all the other music I share, and found that no one likes it!

I am probably pretty far off from your average INTJ, so your inductions/generalizations from me won't work very well.

oh so you're catching on to how much of an unstable and erratic nutbag i really am

I am curious what you think of this clip. Give me an honest answer.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6Kq0qMMpgU"]YouTube- Christian Ferras plays Sibelius Violin Concerto: 1st mov.[/ame]

Did you read all 500 posts?

I did get it! Thank you very much! So have you heard back from that initial interview you were telling me about? Have you had a lot since?

I have only done some of the exercises out of the first one you sent. So far they are good! Looking forward to the rest. How have you been?

I hate gender roles more than the majority of if not everyone on the forum. My post is completely facetious; I don't see how someone can honestly think that treating women like pets is anything but sexist.

Sweet! Thanks for the friend request

Quite interesting guess, thank you! There may be some truth to it, i.e. some distance which you noticed there; but as far as I know both kids are hers.

Meow. You're 25? Always thought you were like 38.

Stop biting people.

Thank you Siamese cat. So thoughtful of you!