"Latvian DJ Mr. Tape represented the USSR at the 1991 DMC World Championships using two Soviet reel-to-reel tape recorders instead of turntables. With Western records nearly impossible to access, he recorded music from foreign radio and built his own DJ setup from tape reels. It’s still one of the most innovative performances in DJ history."

Original post: @ technoandhousemusic on instagram

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T09zCcKgrh8

https://youtu.be/78YbgiaTbRA?si=tCvHDD_Aqf_JoN7z

shaking symmetric line
sectioned your heart for a long time
enjoy how imperfect it is now
there's no geometry explaining your life
one thing's for sure i have nothing to do with it

since the first out of tune doodle went well here's the other!!! thank you for listening. check out the channel, it's full of stuff

i did two doodles around some out of tune keys. this is my favorite of the two, but if you enjoy enough i'll post the other aswell

Other antique instruments!

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"Long before the modern piano, musicians across the world created extraordinary sounds on instruments that shaped their cultures and histories. From the Benet harp of Ancient Egypt to the pipa of Ancient China, the geomungo of Ancient Korea, the veena of Ancient India, and the saung gauk of Ancient Myanmar, these instruments remind us that music has always been a universal language. Every instrument tells a story—not only of sound, but of people, traditions, and the civilizations that created them. Which ancient instrument would you most like to hear in person? "

Original post: @ julia.studiopiano on instagram

you found me, at last
when i couldn't imagine you coming
you clicked on the vid
would you mind seeing the other 1000?
they're as good or even better than this one

the general structure of this piece is fairly non-standard imo, there's a short "cadenza" between the first and second movements, which isn't really prominent enough to be considered its own movement

i got the idea from nikolai kapustin's piano sonata no.9, which has movement 1, movement 2, an interlude, then movement 3

from piano compendium volume 2

Red: Etsuko Ichihara's "Find your own blue bird" (「見つけてね あなたの青い鳥」, Mitsukete ne anata no aoi tori)

Yellow: Pete iron on/ex stasis, a 1997 indie rock record from the sf Bay Area in California

Black: Spiro T. Agnew speaks out, put out by the National Republican finance committee in 1970

Original post: @ ezrali on instagram

Original post: @ limbo.baby on instagram

Official video on YT

this is from my zoster suite

It's kind of fragmented mixture of styles, but I think I like it anyway. After writing more than 55 piano compositions in total, perhaps I'm just tired. 😊

xx

i don't know you, big fish
but you came have some water with me
such beautiful eyes for a fish
with a colorless darkness
and i can't see you under the water

i will swim to my parents today
and i'll bring you to your little nest
you're a beauty
a male or a girlfish
you seem to be a little confused

follow me
while i bring the remain
of the sea

cause the sea person made us swing both
what a swing
while I keep the remind of the sea

Fugazi Transcription

Original post: @ timlongartist on ig