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連休中は急にJ.S.バッハの楽曲、特に平均律クラヴィーア曲集を電子チェンバロでお勉強し直しました🎹

オルガンの音色でオルガンの曲も色々と弾いてみました。

ティラリ〜🎶鼻から牛乳🥛✨の歌ですっかりお馴染みのトッカータとフーガ　ニ短調、やはり名曲です😭　それらしく弾けましたが、バスペダルが無いので「なんちゃって」感は否めません😣💦　短調のオルガン曲は良い意味でオカルト風に聴こえて面白いです。鼻から牛乳が出る、というのも超自然現象と言えますものね🫢　バッハも素晴らしいけれど、考えた嘉門達夫さんも❗️🤣

Odlutas ponekad i sanjam sam

priznajem ne ide, ali pokusavam

#balasevicizam #djordje balasevic #balada #d moll

“I wanna like d-mols song so bad but i dont... hope they qualify anyways.”

#D Moll #Montenegro #2019 #Eurovision #The Eurovision Confessions

Eurovision 2018: Pre-Show (#39)

You know, there’s gay club chain called “Heaven and Hell”, this song ain’t hell.

But for the love of God I very much would prefer for it to be hellish spawn, like Slavko was, but whatever, this is D Mol and their song “Heaven”

Because literally, Montenegro, I know that you’re just another authoritarian country, ruled by one rich douche, but if you can’t afford an actual effort than maybe fuckin’ withdraw from the fuckin contest, so we won’t have to see your puny efforts, for real tho. Montenegro is known for qualifying only two times, with typical Balkan Ballads, Knez was better and deserved better, Igranka was robbed of TOP10, facts are facts Europe.

Can we also talk for one hot minute about D Mol ? Because they are what ? 17-20 year old ? There must be something in Montenegrin air or water, cause I would never give them less than mid 20′s, but they do have that one cute guy

Uhh

But you can make it through with 1/6 of your team being hot, you also need talent, and I don’t see any talent in your song, sorry boo

Qualification Odds: Found dead in a ditch

Let’s be real, sometimes it really is appropriate, this is Montenegro, and there’s at leas 12 better songs than theirs, and even those 12 better song won’t make the cut, cause they’re too many, maybe one day we will see Montenegro winning, but let me tell you here and now IT WON’T HAPPEN IN NEAR FUTURE

Projected placement: 17th/17th in Semi 1 A.K.A. dead fucking last, I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if they’d end up with 0 points, but maybe I’m too spiteful, sue me

[There’s not gonna be another song, even though I should post “Love, Love, Peace, Peace, cause old men with folk instrument, but fuck’em, they’d want it]

Ranking so far: #41 - Czech ‘fckin’ Republic #40 - Hi Hungary, I’m your Dad #39 - Monte[bore me]negro

#Eurovision #Eurovision Song Contest #Eurovision 2019 #montenegro #d mol #d moll #heaven

ESC 2019 Reviews - Montenegro

Semifinal 1, #2: D-mol - “Heaven”

Yo! We have a running order! Because of that, we’re going to start following order with these posts - and because I have already covered Cyprus’ entry earlier this week, we begin with the second song of the semifinal. (I have also reviewed Belarus’ entry, which you can read on my blog page. We will skip over that position later.)

Montenegro has yet to escape my bottom 15 or so songs since 2016. It’s hard to believe that my highest ranked Montenegrin was Slavko, but … that’s where we’re at. To the little country’s credit, they held a national selection again this year, and I admire any country that takes this step. Out of that, though, they chose… well, the second coming of Armenia 2015?

D-mol (what does that name even mean) look like a bunch of college kid wannabes at first glance, a hodgepodge of musical talent combined into one soup for the Eurovision soul. They are Tamara, Mirela, Zeljko, Ivana, Emel, and Rizo. Together they sing “Heaven,” a happy-go-lucky ballad about love. Yeah, it’s your obligatory Eurovision cheese. It’s got a Disney vibe to it, but that’s absolutely not a problem for me. I won’t even say it sounds dated.

TL;DR: I don’t like it much anyway. It’s not the worst song I’ve ever heard, but that’s the minced meat of compliments in a contest to find the ‘best song’. There certainly is a difference between the studio version and the live version, which featured a Moldova-esque staging where the six of them stand in front of a key signature. It looked cheap.

Watching the national performance video more closely, it’s clear this is an assembled act for contest purposes. Only half of them can sing well, yet they all get solos. Bad news, ‘cuz all you need is one of them to be off-key and you’ll be relegated to semifinal permanency. The second chorus is more rough--someone get some sound-absorbent walls into that stage. And don’t get me started on whether they have ‘chemistry’, because half of them are giving sexy-face to the camera while the other half smile, dance, and look happy to be there. They are at great risk of trying to up-stage one another, and that will always bring down the quality of a song.

Like I said earlier, the studio version is an improvement. There have been some added cultural influences and they’ve relegated a couple of the guys to backup singing duty. Oh yeah, and obligatory key change. But the instrumentation is still laughable. It’s got better lyrics than Slavko’s song, at least, but again: minced meat.

I think they won solely on their collective voices together, as has been the trend for the Balkan states this year. At the end of the day, at least Montenegro can finally break into that teenage pop music industry and take down the likes of young Miley, Victoria Justice, and … I dunno, insert annoying American girl here?

It’s upbeat, but it’s under-produced, and ESC gave it the slot o’ death in the running order.

My Rating: 5/10 Rank: 32nd of 41