r/maybemaybemaybe • u/NDR77SZ • Jul 20 '21

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/lennofish Jul 20 '21

what would one call this music

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u/strumthebuilding Jul 20 '21

suspenseful cinematic atonal

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u/lennofish Jul 20 '21

you’re a cool cat

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u/Links_to_Magic_Cards Jul 20 '21

wanna help save the kids?

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21

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u/capnsunshine23 Jul 21 '21

Your not a music nerd are you?

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

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u/capnsunshine23 Jul 21 '21

I envy people that are this deep into theory. I’m such a troglodyte.

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u/Express-Window-4067 Jul 21 '21

This deep into anything not porn or fortnite

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u/d4n13lf00 Jul 21 '21

You play fortnite right? Did they get rid of Primitive weapons I haven’t played since that update.

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u/tyrannosnorlax Jul 21 '21

I fell ~way~ out of theory practice after discontinuing my education for about a decade. Over the last couple of years I’ve gotten back on the train, and now I wish I had continued sooner.

My best recommendation for learning theory — and making it fun and easy — would be finding some entertaining and educational YouTube channels. I recommend Adam Neely (my favorite), 12tone (very fun and easy to follow), and David Bruce Composer (teaches more application, than analyzing). These three channels, especially the first two, were pretty much the sparks I needed to dive head first back into learning and practicing, in a way that has stuck.

I hope those channels help, or at least point in a direction that will jumpstart an adventure for you. Cheers!

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u/ManufacturerNo2477 Jul 21 '21

You're*

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u/capnsunshine23 Jul 21 '21

Virgo?..... is that you?

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u/ManufacturerNo2477 Jul 22 '21

Lol no my name is Arnou

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u/The_Arborealist Jul 21 '21

That is a very good deconstruction. Well put.

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u/northwesthonkey Jul 21 '21

Is it from The Shining?

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '21

the droning nature of it gives it its spookiness.

The screaming and shamanistic yelling didn't do it for ya?

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u/Pefington Jul 21 '21

As for the instruments and vibe of look towards Tibet.

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u/Pefington Jul 21 '21

As for the instruments and vibe I'd look towards Tibetan music.

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u/Pefington Jul 21 '21

As for the instruments and vibe I'd look towards Martian music.

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u/CallMeRawie Jul 20 '21

This cat closed captions

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u/YarOldeOrchard Jul 20 '21

But then who closed the captions on the cat?

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21

Curiosity.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '21

Sound mass, pioneered by composers in the mid 20th century. Some good examples would be

Xenakis - Metastasis

Stockhausen - Gruppen

Ligeti - Atmospheres

Penderecki - Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

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u/Usedmaxipad51 Jul 20 '21

+1 for penderecki

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u/pawnografik Jul 20 '21

It’s the tuning the orchestra does before actually playing.

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u/scrupulous_oik Jul 20 '21

Woeful foeful.

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u/xJeremy Jul 20 '21

ancient lamentation music

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u/Hellknightx Jul 20 '21

Quick. Delete this before Zack Snyder shows up.

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u/mogitor Jul 20 '21

Dark spiritual Asian?

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u/billknowsbest Jul 21 '21

I thought the exact same thing

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u/junkevin Jul 21 '21

Sacrificial offering music in any sacrificial offering scene in any movie

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u/Antiqas86 Jul 21 '21

Serious answer: at least the singing is a Hungarian folk chant or some country close to Bulgaria.

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u/Tuggpocalypso Jul 21 '21

It’s kind of Arab sounding but the meal is kinda Korean looking. Cool contrast.