

@mhoye holy CRAP, this is amazing.
(*tosses to @certifiedperson!*)
please follow my soundcloud for more like this https://soundcloud.com/project-artisanthanks for watching!
@briankrebs I mentioned Yunchan Lim's performance a while back, but this is a great presentation about his recent award-winning playing of Feux Follets that in part makes the argument that this is a performance that was only possible for somebody growing up with Piano Youtube available.
@mhoye @briankrebs The state of music nowadays is incredible.
The variety, relative ease of creation/collaboration, tools, inspiration sources, education sources (the fact that "the music theory part of Youtube" is even a thing!), feedback loops from all of that, etc., basically make today the best moment ever for music, to be exceeded only by whatever people do tomorrow to build on that.
@mhoye I might not ever pick up the phone again…
[proceeds to set it as a ringtone]
@mhoye Thank you. That is wonderful. I am surprised that tears are in my eyes.
It makes me realize that the original is actually a hip little riff. But what Tony Ann wrote is obviously a lot more than that.
@mhoye This is cool! It made me recall a very early track by my friend’s son (12 or 13 at the time I think) with said ringtone in it. He’s a crazy good, self taught, young musician.
