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@zeethecomposerlady
Hey now, youâre an all star
listen to what I orchestrated
SoundCloud
THIS IS FUKING AMAZING WHY CANT I SPREAD THIS EVERYWHERE I WANNA SHOW IT TO EVERYONE. LITERAL GOOSEBUMPS
composer IN progress????
NO, YOU ARE READY FOR THE WORLD. IN FACT, THE WORLD IS NOT READY FOR YOU
Have fun
DJ Geisha, by Yuko Shimizu (æž æ°ŽèŁć)
Unmute !
So a while back I won a cheap eBay auction listing for a collection of love letters from the first world war.
They arrived today, and...the listing was WAY more than I expected for the price I won it for. There's over 100, and they're not just from WWI, but from 1906 (earliest I've found so far) through to 1915.
Charlie writes to his girlfriend, Gertrude. This is the most beautiful, lovesick stuff I've ever read. He sends her so many letters, sometimes twice a day, and lots of poems. He seems to have been an artist, as he talks a lot about small exhibitions of his stuff, and included a flyer for one. He also talks about how her parents don't approve of them and how he's desperately awaiting the day they'll be married.
I haven't found the latest of the letters, but the fact it's up until 1915 and then stops...doesn't give me hope for a happy ending.
This man continuously refers to his precious beloved Gertie as his queen and goddess, and whilst most of it is sickly sweet, there's some raunchy stuff too, with him talking about how he can't wait until they have a little house together and can 'please each other all day'...
There's. So many.
I'm going to put them in order by date, read them through, and then maybe even transcribe them so we can find out a bit about Charlie and Gertie's love story.
This man was absolutely lost in the sauce
Y'all he writes about sending her pressed poppies and postcards for her collection đđđ
111 years after Charlie got his dick touched in 1910, I decided to tell you all about it. Sorry Charlie.
Some more finds:
And some CODE!!!
Also all this is poems:
UHHHHH...đđđ
This has a lot of notes so I need everyone to know:
They got married đđđ†(thank you to @lovesjustachemical for finding this!!!)
This is what Rasputin would've wanted.
I feel like I'm being seduced like one of those fancy rainforest birds
is it working
Yes
Recreating famous artworks during quarantine
still not over how much I love this
Posts that would kill a peasant from 1173
So apparently, over the summer, Quibi (the shortest-lasting streaming service ever lmao) did a quarantine project called âHome Movie: The Princess Brideâ where a bunch of celebrities recreated The Princess Bride in tiny chunks at home.
And like there was no permanent cast, all these celebrities seem to have gotten a scene or part of a scene to do (iâm not sure exactly, I did not ever watch Quibi and thus havenât seen this yet), and then they just⊠recreated it as best they could. At home. Under quarantine.
So like, you had Jennifer Garner in a blanket cape playing Princess Buttercup AND the Booing Old Woman with a crowd comprised entirely of stuffed animals:
Or Taika Waititi paying Westley off a badly-drawn Inigo on a piece of cardboard held in front of someoneâs face:
And itâs all just delightful.
But my absolute favorite part of this thing that Iâve sadly never seen but assume is probably absolutely hilarious and a treasure and I want to find it some day and watch the whole thing⊠is that Carey Elwes is in it.
As Prince Fucking Humperdink.
https://youtu.be/lR8pA_WV9QI
Here ya go
Iâm watching with IMDB open so I can figure out Where I Know That Actor From (the answer is âThe Officeâ with surprising frequency so far)
thank you lord :D
Do you guys ever think about how much humans love singing? Because we really do. Before our kids learn to talk properly, they learn to sing, maybe not with words, and probably not in tune, but theyâre definitely singing.
We have song for and about every occasion, emotion, and activity. We learn things quicker by song than simply by memorizing the words. If you leave someone in the quiet, they sing to themselves, even if itâs just in their head.
Every culture no matter how different has some form of music or song. Some of the most ancient artifacts we have from our long distant ancestors are musical instruments.
We are literally hardwired to get an endorphin rush from singing. Like we do from running. Which is interesting to me because common theory is that we get that ârunners highâ because thatâs our bodyâs way of encouraging us to engage in endurance hunting.
So I wonder, if originally, humans werenât meant to speak. Maybe we were meant to sing.
In story after story, when we want to convey that a culture is beautiful and graceful, and ancient, we give them song-like languages. Or describe their voices as lyrical or musical. Tolkien elves, stick out as a good example.
Are we subconsciously giving them the old, familiar language that our ancestors had?
If you traveled back to the early days of humanity, would you hear our ancestors singing through the trees? About love, and hate, and happiness, and sorrow, just like we do now?
Unmute !
Canât stop watching this
Dear college bound friends,
Please do not start your essay with âMusic has always been a big part of my life.â I get it. Itâs the start of every. single, fricken, essay. And I know I probably made the same mistakes when I was writing mine.Â
Love,Â
A College Admissions Counselor
Can I start it with âdude bro. Music is the bomb digity.â ?
Honestly, you wouldnât be the first person. I had a student start an essay with âBall is lifeâ and they got a scholarship soâŠ
I am incredibly curious as to why a college admissions officer has a tumblr
Shouldnât we be worried that a college admission officer HAS a tumblr??
Yoh. What is so wrong with music being your passion? Maybe you didnât have strong figures in your life. Perhaps, it just made you feel less lonely. That is so completely valid. Music and lyrics saved my lifeâŠliterally. Maybe thatâs a cliche but my story written in my words is still unique. No one has unique interestsâŠitâs all been done before. Itâs about why it affects your life. The poetry hits home. It made you understand art and love and nature. Thatâs not crap. Effuu lol.
The point wasnât that music canât be your passion. It was to be creative in how you write your college admissions papers because they all sound the same
Was that the point? I wouldâve guessed the point was to stick to the most important facts because irrelevant details waste your readerâs time.
So, of course thereâs nothing wrong with music being your passion, but talking about it doesnât help an admissions counselor make the decision to recruit you. You have to give them information they can use, and that means sticking to the facts and not editorializing.
Thereâs nothing wrong with your paper sounding just like somebody elseâs as long as you make a strong case for yourself.
Sure, @so-very-cool, unless one is applying to a music college. Then it would be weird if you didnât mention it. I rather got the idea that @soyoumusik was maybe working at a music college, though Iâm not sure. Why else would every essay he reads start like that ...? đ€ I went to music school and I am definitely sure my essay started with that đ
At Mount fuji
Forget the rest of the fireworks around the world, these are the best. HNY.
The finale HOLY SHIT!!!
This is actually the first time I was impressed by a firework
For anyone interested, the music is by a composer named Thomas Bergersen, and the piece playing is called Homecoming from his Illusions album. I listen to his music whenever I need to be inspired to write.
Itâs moments like this that remind me what gunpowder was really invented for.
WOW! đź
currently going stupid going crazy over this video
Me listening to music when Iâm alone
[Video description: In a dimly lit room, Brian David Gilbert dances expressively to the groovy flute solo from âSay Yesâ by Kishi Bashi.]
