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Lethal (WIP)
Although I didn't actually write more since the last post, I did fix several sections of the song, including areas where the melody seemed meandering and purposeless due to a weak tonal center.
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track by Eidon
Here's to you another serendipitous, stream-of-conscousness 'bizzarria'. Neoclassical? Jazz? Avant-something? No idea. Just what comes out of my mind.
"Nalè". For piano, oud, percussion.
https://eidon.bandcamp.com/track/nal
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track by Eidon
This week's composition sticks with the three-tracks-of-one-guitar approach: a $60 Univox Coily in Bb F Bb F Bb C tuning. Alternating calm sections with propulsive sections, kind of get-yourself-centered music. https://weeklybeats.com/onezero/music/blue-mountain
Why so much just-one-guitar? I like the idea of making music with limited instruments and means. It's economical--people don't need that much to express themselves. It's a more human scale, I think.
Having used the $60 Univox Coily hollowbody in an ambient session this past Monday, I thought to use it for this week's piece. (The last time it appeared was also in a piece that ultimately acquired a blue title: Great Blue Hill. Ah, well. Odd for a red guitar.) The tuning for this guitar is (as usual) an extended range Bb F Bb F Bb C, or a dropped and tweaked (at the high side) version of Fahey's C tuning. Going into this tax-finishing weekend, I didn't think I had much in the way of ideas, and maybe that's the case...but perhaps it's enough: this slow piece, almost four minutes long, still seems to end a bit too soon. Friday night I tracked a few things, starting with the first theme you hear, which turned out to be in 6/4, so I carried that through the piece. There's a mix of slower and sparser with a few more up-tempo sections, some with partial-barre chordal accompaniment. (As the tuning is fifths-heavy, it lends itself to a power-chord thing with partial barring.) No pedals, but some convolution reverb send and the usual compression-eq-limiter chain on the stereo. The title comes from PA highway 641, which crosses a pass in Blue Mountain.
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Stan Stewart aka muz4now
Eidon
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Stan Stewart (muz4now)
Maurice Rickard