Listen to musicians in a way that teaches them to play.
Write music that teaches people to hear.
Tag: listening
Composition Exercise #456
Squint with your ears.
Composition Exercise #449
Listen with a straight face.
Composition Exercise #444
Glue your ears together.
Composition Exercise #436
Listen to a piece of music
as if it were composed by a good friend
who just told you they think it’s the beginning
of a new phase in their work.
Composition Exercise #426
Are you a good listener of your friends’ music?
If so, if not: is that deliberate?
Composition Exercise #414
Listen as if your hearing depended on it. Because it does.
Composition Exercise #413
Virtual instruments
Virtual microphones
Virtual cables
Virtual amplifiers
Virtual speakers
Virtual headphones
Virtual air
Virtual ears
Virtual listeners
Virtual listening
Composition Exercise #406
High Deaf
Composition Exercise #403
Use brass mutes for ear plugs.
Start with piccolo trumpet and progress towards tuba as your ears widen.
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[Dedicated to Manuel Renggli, Michael Bach and Brassband Bürgermusik Luzern on the occasion of tonight’s cancelled final Dschungel performance.]