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It's presumptuous of me to assume a song is classified as "Pop" when I hear a mix or influence of multiple music styles. Like most things I enjoy, I wish I knew the correct terminology so to be able to discuss what I think... and not sound stupid!
I have become obsessed with this tune!
You don't need lyrics to feel it's dark, kinda Country/Folk/Punk, but I'm pretty sure it's the Swing/Jazz/Blues is what's transporting me back to memories I still have of fabulous vacations in New Orleans! ...but this group is from Portland, Oregon?
...so, WHAT genre is this?
Look/listen to the "wicked fiddler" in this video (especially midway to nearer the end) - it's what makes me so obsessed with this song! He's got the swing - vibrato, double stops, slides, improve and who knows what all, then POPS that harmonic on the E string!
...I wanna be like that when I grow up!
Warning - couple explicit words at the end of the lyrics.
- Emily
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Been trying to make the rounds on some of the earlier pieces I learned, so I'm back trying to polish up "Witches Wrath" to sound closer to the Bridge City Sinners fiddler.
But, FINALLY, I've solved the mystery of a pretty wicked bit of CELLO music I've been curious about!
Been dying to know what the name is, who the cellist is and who composed the tune played in the credits this 3rd season of the "Evil" TV series!
"The Count" by Audiomachine!!! But I still can't find out who played the Cello or sheet music!
...think Edgar & I have our next Halloween tune! 🤗
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Is Grieg considered public domain? how does that work now? he or heirs need royalities. 😉😁
cool track!. it sounds very foreboding and in a way reminds me of hall of mountain king. sounds like theyve added some distortion or fuzz effect to cello too which gives an extra ummph.. but a wild guess on my part.
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@ABitRusty -
Why? Anything published before 1923 is public domain. You might want to know there are statutory limitations to exclusive rights, there's Fair Use, or if you plan to record & sell an album, then you would be interested in Compulsory License. The copyrights on all my artwork are good for 70 years after my death. 😊
Btw, we'll have to have cellists weigh in on the sound - just might be natural for a cello!
...might need octave strings on viola.
- Emily
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ELCBK said
@ABitRusty -Why? Anything published before 1923 is public domain. You might want to know there are statutory limitations to exclusive rights, there's Fair Use, or if you plan to record & sell an album, then you would be interested in Compulsory License. The copyrights on all my artwork are good for 70 years after my death. 😊
It's 1927 now. Now that 2019 has passed, the date is advancing again. The copyright term is 95 years after publication for works first published before 1978.
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ELCBK said
@ABitRusty -Why? Anything published before 1923 is public domain. You might want to know there are statutory limitations to exclusive rights, there's Fair Use, or if you plan to record & sell an album, then you would be interested in Compulsory License. The copyrights on all my artwork are good for 70 years after my death. 😊
Btw, we'll have to have cellists weigh in on the sound - just might be natural for a cello!
...might need octave strings on viola.
a joke...because of how similar it sounded to grieg to me.
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@ABitRusty -
😳 ...hope you realize you made it so I'll never hear this the same way, again.
🤔 ...and don't think I'll ever see the Hall of the Mountain King in the same way, again!
Thanks for bringing me back down to Earth. 😒
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sry 
just reminded me of it.. at least it didnt remind me of something way other side of spectrum like huey lewis' "If this is it" 
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@ABitRusty -
Oh, man... I used to love The Heart of Rock & Roll!
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had also forgotten about witches wrath...both these tracks are cool. very halloween-ish for sure
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ELCBK said
@ABitRusty -😳 ...hope you realize you made it so I'll never hear this the same way, again.
🤔 ...and don't think I'll ever see the Hall of the Mountain King in the same way, again!
Thanks for bringing me back down to Earth. 😒
Definitely off topic for the thread, but I can ruin Hall of the Mountain King even more: how about Peer Gynt reimagined as a casino heist?
(Synthesized orchestra sounds, not an actual recording. But Untitled Virtual Ensemble recorded it and it's in post-production -- the guy who arranged it is a member. I didn't play on that recording, though, because it was in the middle of thesis crunch time for me.)
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@AndrewH -
🤣 That's GREAT!
Sure takes musical possibilities down another rabbit hole!
Very enjoyable - thank you!
🤔... "The Count" also has me thinking about a darker twist on some of Prokofiev's work.
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like that @AndrewH !
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That's pretty cool!
Mark
Master the Frog and you have mastered the bow.
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I'm so excited!
Back up in the OP I shared the "Witches' Wrath" by the the Bridge City Sinners.
I was, and still am, mesmerized by the fiddler, but it took me a while to find his name is Lucas Biespiel (bio). I couldn't find much on him, or even playing the fiddle - until recently. Guess it's because this classically-trained-Portland-Oregon-Fiddler also sings, composes, plays guitar and I think piano, too!
His stage name is Lightnin' Luke.
Lukas Biespiel - "Poison Angel Girl"!
Luke, Clyde McGee (aka. Clyde & the Milltailers) & Michael Sinner (aka."King Strang"), all part of the Bridge City Sinners - playing "Which Side Are You On?".
Luke joins Mathew Bracken for "Banjo Blues".
LOOK AT HOW FLAT THAT BRIDGE IS!
Pirates, anyone? Luke playing "Dungeon Song" with the Bridge City Sinners!
- Emily
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WOO HOO!
Found my Halloween tune picks for this year!
OMG! Got my
on the crazy runs in "The Wicked Sisters" (post 16) & "The Count" (post 2) would be worth working on even if just to practice a lot of switching between bowing & pizzicato (which I haven't done since last Xmas)!
I tried the basic melody of "Witches' Wraith" (OP) last year, then abandoned it - maybe I'll be ready to work on it more this year.
Regret I got tied up last Fall & didn't really finish anything for Halloween, but it may be similar this year - if I keep biting off more than I can chew.
...it just tastes SO GOOD!
Adding this wicked fiddling from an old thread - worth taking a closer look!
"Marionettes Dance" by Claude Chalhoub - think it's VERY fitting for Halloween!
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So, this thread presents some music with more advanced techniques - my latest 'elephant in the room': playing fast runs of notes.
This past year I've spent a good amount of time on playing faster... usually faster across strings. Been pretty happy with my progress, except for faster playing ascending and descending on 1 string.
I found Augustin Hadelich has 2 great tips.
😶 ... at least I'm workin' on it.
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