Владивосток, Приморский край | Vladivostok, Primorsky Krai, 2009.
(c) Alexander Aksakov
Dead Can Dance - Bedford soundcheck July 7, 1984 Part 1.
reddit恐怖故事组《我的学生上交了一份令我不安的“活生生的历史”作业》
我不知道该用什么词吸引你们去看,但是我保证看完不会后悔呜呜呜呜呜呜,有种会被编入十年前外国小说赏析那本高中教科书的气质
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i started a class on building your own synthesizers from scratch. our first week, the prompt was to record something that sounds like a thunderstorm without using any samples of actual thunder or rain. i ended up just writing a song around it and as per usual, designed a little logo for the song using dotgrid ^__^
here's a crop of the march wallpaper for patreon, sign up to see it all the comics, illustrations and concept art ANLW that i post. 🌼🌼 https://patreon.com/timecowboy
The opening theme is constantly transformed, from the early trill arpeggio's sounding unsettling and then completely shifting, eventually tumbling in rapid cascades into a grotesque march. Scriabin builds a continuous structure of mounting complexity and tension, and pursues the combination of themes with unusual tenacity, eventually reaching a climax as harsh as anything in his music. The piece ends with the original theme reinstated.
Sokolov plays Scriabin - Black Mass Sonata: Piano Sonata No. 9, Op. 68 (1912-13)