tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-69806722024-03-07T18:16:52.898-05:00Musical PerceptionsPerceptions about music, perceptions that affect music, perceptions colored by music, perceptions expressed by music.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.comBlogger1153125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-52429969911797817262015-11-01T13:17:00.001-05:002015-11-01T13:17:47.805-05:00Finding the right questionI just realized I was asking the wrong question in my current research agenda. While finding out if average listeners are aware of the timbres involved can satisfy some curiosity, it is not the real thing I want to know. At one point David Huron told me that all researchers need to ask the God Question: "if you got to meet God, and ask Him one question, what would it be?" My God Question is "How can I help people get the most out of music?" And then I narrow that to encompass my specific interest in timbre: "Does awareness of timbre positively affect music appreciation?" And for that I can see if teaching a listener about timbre causes physiological changes when listening, and if it changes aesthetic responses in post-listening questionnaires or in-listening rating systems. Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-65287585306792667902015-10-28T16:08:00.000-04:002015-10-28T16:08:02.297-04:00What Do You Hear?<div style="-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; -webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; background-color: white; border: 0px; box-sizing: border-box; color: #444444; font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', HelveticaNeue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; font-stretch: inherit; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; font-weight: normal; letter-spacing: normal; line-height: 21px; margin: 0px 0px 15px; orphans: auto; outline: none 0px; padding: 0px; text-align: left; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; vertical-align: baseline; white-space: normal; widows: 1; word-spacing: 0px;">
When you listen to music, do you notice the lyrics, the melody, the harmony, the rhythm? What about the instrumentation? There is very little research out there on how cognizant the average listener is to the sources of musical sounds, beyond singers’ voices. I am interested in figuring out how to do research in this area. There are some established tools in music psychology: brain scans (fMRI, EEG), physiological responses (pulse rate, galvanic skin response, breathing rate, muscle twitches), behavioral responses (attention span, listening choices), post-listening questionnaires, during-listening questionnaires, and continuous feedback with dials or iPads. </div>
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Many studies on the edge of this question look at listeners’ preferences, or on the ability to consciously identify instruments in various settings. But this doesn’t answer how often listeners think about sound production and timbre while listening, and whether an increased knowledge in these areas would affect listening habits and musical enlightenment. </div>
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I believe music has the ability to affect our emotions, our intellects, our spirituality, and our relationships with each other. And I believe that the intellectual study of music (music theory) can increase the effectiveness of these affects. This is why I teach music, why I listen to music, why I perform music, and why I research music.</div>
Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-10064509450514645902014-06-05T13:34:00.003-04:002014-06-05T13:34:31.930-04:00One month later<a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a> celebrated their one-year anniversary with climaxes of many plot lines, including Cecil's courtship of Carlos, the Apache Tracker, and the city underneath lane five of the bowling alley. And, in symmetry with the very first episode, the Weather is provided by author Joseph Fink. His "Sunday Morning Stasis" has echoes of "Our House" by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, though with more complex poetic design and a different style presented for the bridge. The verses are sung with a doubled voice effect, with background vocals added for the chorus. But the voice becomes singular for the bridge, with the acoustic guitar much more aggressive.<br />
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The Sunday morning stasis is both the sleepiness and comfort after a night of fun, and the feeling of a long-term relationship that depends upon stasis to keep going. Within the bridge the singer is alone, imagining what it would be like if he left, and not liking the potential results. While the relationship could be Carlos and Cecil, it could also be the relationship between the podcast and the audience. A year has passed, yet audiences have not tired of this rather quiet podcast based on community radio. Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-21244836581710905452014-05-22T22:53:00.001-04:002014-05-22T22:53:33.425-04:002+2+3 = Math Rock!In the 24th episode of Welcome to Night Vale, the Mayor goes into the Dog Park, and returns to announce that she is stepping down at the end of the year. The weather for this episode is purely instrumental, "Biblical Violence" by <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hella_(band)">Hella</a>. A good example of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_rock">math rock</a>, much of the piece is in the asymmetric meters of 7/8, 9/8 (2+2+2+3), and 11/8, though the closing drum solo in standard 4/4. <br />
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The form is created by shifting grooves established by the guitar and drums, with no real melody. <br />
The opening section has a lopsided feel, with two big beats followed by a rushed 1.5 beats, filled by slightly frenetic drums on that second "half" of each measure. The guitar groove is a neighboring figure between I and IV in D major. This section ends with a sustained chord under some drum spurts, with unclear or asymmetric meter of a different pattern than previous.<br />
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The second section is even more uncomfortable, with an insistent F# in the guitar that is interrupted by more flourishes in other notes, while the drummer seems to be in a different rhythmic country. This country shares borders with the guitarist, and there is a decent translating dictionary, but they speak decidedly different languages. This repeated one-measure groove moves on to a third section in 11/8 that has gaping holes to create the asymmetry. The drummer has decided to move to another country that is also on a different world, playing around with small rhythmic ideas completely at odds with the guitarist's groove. The second section comes back again, and then the first section, creating a large arch form: ABCBA. <br />
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The magic is that after the Tower of Babel feeling of the B and C sections, the return of A no longer feels lopsided, but rather like a welcome stability as the two musicians cooperate on the groove in a clear tonic expansion. This desensitization to asymmetry makes me wonder about the purpose of the song title. "Biblical Violence" is evocative, either as a confluence of positive and negative energies or as a condemnation of the violence done in the Bible or "inspired" by the Bible. As our culture produces more depictions of violence in ever greater degrees, we are desensitized to the lesser forms of violence, perhaps the more biblical forms of violence? <br />
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The song is not over after the arch, but rather introduces a fourth section, D, that has a new asymmetric feel, before returning to the C section and the B section. Rather than finishing with another return of the A section to create a variant of the arch form, stability is established in a fifth section. This last section is in 4/4, with the guitar establishing a straight-ahead groove between I and vi chords, with a heavy emphasis on the bass line. The drummer solos over this groove, not fighting the meter but not helping to establish it either. There is always a sense of remove between the two musicians, though a deliberate one. Is biblical violence an act of aggression against the misunderstood other, through a lack of communication? Even this last section is misleading, as a very short coda returns to the violence of the D section as a teaser for an abrupt ending. Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-8962348416585325202014-05-01T22:11:00.001-04:002014-05-01T22:11:26.800-04:00Camping can be a bummerEpisode 23 of Welcome To Night Vale is "Eternal Scouts," about two local Boy Scouts who become the first to ever achieve the rank of Eternal Scout, a cause of celebration and despair. The Weather for this episode is <a href="http://www.johnvanderslice.com/">John Vanderslice</a>'s "Too Much Time," in which he wakes up from camping on the beach, and bemoans his lost love. I'm including two different performances of this piece. The first one is the studio version used in WtNV. The second is an arrangement done with Magik*Magik Orchestra. I find it interesting how the orchestral sound brings out different aspects of the music. <br />
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The first thing I noticed about this song is the melisma at the end of the first and third lines for each verse, on "and," "[for]ever," "and," and "and" respectively. This oscillation between scale degrees 6 and 7, with that little pause after the first note to make some of the words almost stuttered as it transitions from "sand" to "and" or "mat" to "and"gives a plaintive tone to the piece right away. We know that the singer is not happy to be out on the beach. The choruses continue the plaintive sound with the faux sobs "ah ah oh." <br />
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The original, with synthesized string sounds have more unclear harmonies. The brightness of the sounds, combined with the reverb causes a bleeding between chords and clashes of overtones within the chords, so the tonic chords feel less settled than in the orchestral version. The dynamic flatness of the studio version makes the singer seem less disappointed, perhaps because the recording techniques create an extra boundary between the singer and the listener. He becomes less real, with more artificial emotions. The live performance is still restrained, the singer is resigned to his fate. But the emotion seems more present, even if the strings are rather rigid in their rhythms.<br />
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Why is it that so many pop/rock/indy tunes avoid minor keys when they are about sad subjects? That is still a powerful trope across almost all cultures, so why avoid it? Perhaps it is too easy, or perhaps playing in minor keys is too hard. There are groups like the Gregory Brothers who shift the modes of popular songs, showing the power of modes to affect mood. Perhaps artists like John Vanderslice want to temper the emotions being expressed, to make them more nuanced. <br />
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<br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-54853723639241376982014-04-30T23:36:00.000-04:002014-04-30T23:36:32.553-04:00"Joss Whedon is a badass"Sorry for the break, the end of the semester is nigh. I have been feeling the pressures of grading, administrative tasks, and getting smacked onto my ass by a virus. But the next Weather in the <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">WtNV </a>sequence is fascinating. "Winifred" by <a href="http://sethboyer.com/jesse/about/">Seth Boyer</a> is <a href="http://wondrouswindows.wordpress.com/2013/10/29/on-realism-in-fantasy-and-joss-whedons-winifred-wesley/">about</a> a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winifred_Burkle">character</a> from Joss Whedon's TV series, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_(1999_TV_series)">Angel</a>. The song is sung from the perspective of Wesley, her on-and-off-again lover. He is lamenting her death at the hands of a demon who created a hole in the world (hence the motto of the song). This is a fascinating re-appropriation of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filk_music">filking</a> within a supposedly separate science fiction setting. Do people from Night Vale regard Winifred as a TV character, or as a real life scientist who got zapped by Illyria (All Hail Illyria!)? The episode of WtNV is "The Whispering Forest," released exactly a year ago. It mentions nothing about demons or physicists or vampires, so the Weather has a less direct connection. <br />
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The <a href="http://sethboyer.bandcamp.com/track/winifred">lyrics</a> have an inconsistent POV. The verses are sung about Winifred in the third person, as Wesley tells someone else (who?) first about her character, and then about the actions being taken by Angel and Spike to save her. The chorus and the bridge address Winifred directly, and occur after she has died. All the sections share the same key, though the chorus emphasizes the major mode much more, whereas the verse starts with a circle of fifths on the minor sixth chord and destabilizes the final tonic chord with added sixths that make the cadence slightly deceptive. The bridge features secondary dominants that also create a curious whimsy to the lyrics, "Oh, you silly Winifred, getting yourself cursed like that!" [Paraphrased.] Is Wesley in denial about Winifred's death? When he himself dies, he asks Illyria to pretend to be Winifred, so this could be possible. (I haven't watched the whole series, I'm not an expert on this by any means.) <br />
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There are also interesting instrumental connectors between the sections. Each verse ends before the musical phrase itself completes, as if the singer gets lost in thought. The guitar continues on to transition to the chorus. Each verse also starts with an introduction, establishing the chord progression for the verse. Are the verses flashbacks? That would explain the shifts in POV. the instrumental breaks are the musical equivalent of the wavy lines:<br />
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<br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-46531411530725146942014-04-24T21:11:00.001-04:002014-04-24T21:11:47.448-04:00C Pop!<iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/E1yLKPyRSiI" width="420"></iframe><br />
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<a href="http://www.denguefevermusic.com/about">Dengue Fever</a> provides the Cambodian weather for episode 21 of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a>. "Sni Bong" roughly translates from Khmer as "Love You." The verses are sung in Khmer, the chorus is sung in English. I wonder if the podcasters deliberately chose an Asian language band for an episode about traveling to Europe. It could be a commentary on the obtuseness of Americans who treat all foreign countries as the same. Or it could be deliberate surrealism, suggesting that Cecil's version of Europe isn't like Europe at all. <br />
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The song combines funk, Asian pop, disco, rap, and smooth jazz in a very lush sound. To my ears it is somewhat cheesy, hitting typical tropes for each of these genres. Chromatic planing from IV - #IV - V, the lonesome sax solo for the ending, the exotic scales as interjections, none of these are used in particularly unique ways. The rap is also rather uninspiring, and the lyrics (at least in the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/DengueFever/app_128953167177144">translation</a> provided by the band) are also on the shallow side. She loves a boy, and wants him to dance with her. They are both beautiful, but he is shy. The music makes her out to be a siren, trying to seduce him with her oohs. Perhaps the rap is a desperate attempt, since the singing isn't working to get him to dance with her. Maybe she should switch to a more contemporary sound.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-73550062293950787322014-04-18T13:29:00.000-04:002014-04-18T13:29:08.192-04:00The Weather calls for scattered innuendo<iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/MAn9wied6Ug" width="560"></iframe><br />
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<a href="http://robinaigner.bandcamp.com/">Robin Aigner</a> provides the Weather on the 2013 April Fool's edition ("Poetry Week") of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a>. I'm not sure who is singing the male vocal part in "Get Me Home." My guess is Larry Cook, the bassist in Parlour Game, her backing band. This cute duet is reminiscent of "Baby It's Cold Outside", though without the counterpoint of that classic. <br />
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The harmonies are basic 12-bar form: I - IV - I - V - I. But the rhythms are rather interesting, sliding the lyrics at unpredictable points into the previous or next musical grouping. And each subsequent verse adds lines to the V chord, as the woman talks herself into staying out later. That is, until the last verse as a repetition of the first verse. The woman reverts back to a 1:00 am deadline, whereas the man stays with the 4:00 am deadline. The length of the last verse suggests a slight compromise. 1:00 is twelve bars long, 2:00 is sixteen bars, 3:00 is eighteen bars, 4:00 is twenty bars. The last verse is fourteen bars, so maybe 1:30? <br />
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There is plenty of sexual imagery, from organs/sax and keyhole/key to driving a car and a charging bull trying to penetrate the bull fighter. But like "Baby It's Cold Outside," there is still a chastity projected on the part of the woman, that she knows what he wants but also knows exactly what she will allow. She emphasizes "get" as her highest note, to demand that he respect her wishes. But then again, she does slide into "home"...<br />
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The following lyrics have the male part in normal font, the female part in italics, and group singing in bold.<br />
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I'm told that you're pretty, you're told that I'm cute,<br />
Let's go for a ride, I'll show you a thing or <b>two</b><br />
<b>Let's paint the town and have some fun</b><br />
<i>We'd be a pair, just get me home by one.</i><br />
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I know a place where we can relax<br />
You'll wear a skirt, I'll wear some slacks<br />
<b>There'll be some organs, there might even be sax</b><br />
<i>We'll say goodnight, I will be blue</i><br />
<i>I'll stew for a while into Saturday too </i><br />
<i>to fall asleep happy, just get me home by two.</i><br />
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Well I got a car I drive like a pro,<br />
You should see me in action, check out my mojo<br />
I'm<b>/</b><i>He's</i><b> romantic, a dance king Romeo</b><br />
<i>I'm fond of you, you seem to like me</i><br />
<i>I got a keyhole, you got a key</i><br />
<i>Let's take it on slow 'til we are a we</i><br />
<i>I'm fond of you, just get me home by three.</i><br />
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I swing you around on a Saturday night<br />
You're the belle of the ball, I'm a bull at a bull fight<br />
<b>Why say "Adios" when we can be dos?</b><br />
<i>I might want less, you might want more</i><br />
<i>You say "Let's a-nuzzle," I say "What for?"</i><br />
<i>You show me a backseat, I show you the door</i><br />
<i>I like the sofa, you like the floor</i><br />
<i>I'll stay for a cuddle, just get me home by four.</i><br />
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I'm/<i>You're</i><b> told that </b>you're/<i>I'm</i><b> pretty, </b>you're/<i>I'm</i><b> told that </b>I'm/<i>you're</i><b> cute</b><br />
<b>Let's go for a ride, I'll show you a thing or two</b><br />
<b>Let's paint the town and have some fun</b><br />
<i>We'd be a pair,</i> Oh we'd be a pair<br />
<i>Just get me home</i>, I'll get you/<i>me</i> <b>home by</b> four/<i>one</i>.</blockquote>
<br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-50590608744233421122014-04-16T21:32:00.004-04:002014-04-16T21:32:58.868-04:00Bar Mitzvah or human rationality?I've been looking forward to analyzing the Weather of the famous double episode of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome To Night Vale</a>. In the "Sandstorm," a storm engulfs both Night Vale and Desert Bluffs. The double episode gives us the perspective from both towns' radio hosts, who end up trading places briefly through a portal. Both episodes use the same music, "Eliezar's Waltz," composed by Larry Cardozo and Ron Fink, who is likely related to the podcast creator Joseph Fink. However, the Weather is performed by two different groups. The Night Vale weather is by the <a href="http://venturaklezmerband.com/">Ventura Klezmer Band</a>, a traditional klezmer band in the Los Angeles area. It is a very traditional sounding waltz, one that would fit in very well at a Jewish wedding or Bar Mitzvah. There are no lyrics, though a female vocalist does sing the Yiddish syllables "Lie lie lie." This could be taken as nonsense, or a play on the similarity to the English word "lie." The other version is by the New Age band <a href="http://www.disparition.info/">Disparition</a>, which also provides the theme song and background music for all the episodes of WtNV. While the melody is recognizable, it is no longer a waltz. Electronic instruments, with heavy distortion, reverb, and other effects, play in a standard 4/4 meter, though with a lot of hemiola and other syncopation. Many of the sounds are atmospheric, while others are more percussive, like a standard drum machine and the melody on a sort-of-vibraphone. The harmony is also much more confusing, unlike the clear minor key of the klezmer version. <br />
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In the second episode, Cecil discovers that the Desert Bluffs radio station is covered in blood, a strange distortion of the gentle happiness suggested by the Desert Bluffs announcer, Kevin. In the first episode it seems like Desert Bluffs is the nicer version of Night Vale, but by the end of the second episode it is very unclear which town is "good." Which one is the distortion of the other, which one is the "normal" one? The klezmer sound is Night Vale's, and the old fashioned music fits with Kevin's observation that the NV radio station seems very old and out of date, much like the town founders, who are still alive after hundreds of years. If that is the case, then Desert Bluffs is the strange distorted version, murky in its electronic modernism. It is heavily capitalistic, which fits with the modernist music performed by colder electronic instruments rather than humanly imperfect acoustic instruments of a klezmer band. <br />
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<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliezer">Eliezer</a> is the first name of an <a href="http://yudkowsky.net/">artificial intelligence theorist</a>, Abraham's steward, Moses' second son, and a prophet of Israel. The name translates as "Help of my God" from Hebrew. The connection to klezmer music makes sense, but it is intriguing to think that the Night Vale folks might have been alluding to the theorist. Besides artificial intelligence, Eliezer Yudkowsky works on human rationality. What does it mean to be sane? He also writes about the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity">Singularity</a>. The question of whether Night Vale or Desert Bluffs is rational makes for an interesting waltz.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-36537200735497264662014-04-15T23:11:00.000-04:002014-04-15T23:11:21.490-04:00The Cost of Religion<iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/wV69C33o8nY" width="420"></iframe><br />
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Eef Barzelay wrote "Jews for Jesus Blues" as the leader of <a href="http://clemsnide.com/">Clem Snide</a>, shortly before the alt-country band broke up in 2005 (they reformed in 2009). As the Weather for "The Traveler," the 18th episode of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a>, this song explores the negatives of being saved. The country elements of the song (shuffle beat in the snare, slight twang to the voice, banjo) sets up the expectations for a typical country revival song. But Eef's view of religion is more complex, as indicated by both his birth in Israel and the title of the song. The narrator of the song was trying to fill the perceived emptiness of his life. He did so by being reborn in Jesus. But he regrets this action, and the reason for this regret is unclear. The title might suggest that it is because he went against his cultural heritage of Judaism. The third verse says "I don't wanna suffer and I don't wanna die / I want the clouds parted in endless, blue sky / But someone up there has a different plan / Now that I'm saved, I wish I was damned." God has a different plan than his vision of eternal life with no suffering and strife. He thought he would be free of his sins, but instead he feels guilty. Is it the work that is demanded, that we all must love one another as we love ourselves? This love requires effort, and perhaps suffering. <br />
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Between the second and third verses, a very distorted electric guitar solo clashes with the country music tropes. It is like a parody of a slide guitar solo. Is this the feeling of a Jew stuck among Christians, not exactly fitting in? There is also a Hammond organ sound in the background of the third verse and the coda, coming to the forefront as the singer stops abruptly. It is rather disturbing, with very heavy tremolo and a kind of distortion at the very end. Did he stop himself out of shame, or was he interrupted by death? Either way, it is an upsetting moment. Religion isn't easy.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-12405278356607843162014-04-14T21:45:00.001-04:002014-04-14T21:45:59.285-04:00B-girl Ballads<a href="http://www.thatgirlmystic.com/">Mystic</a> was the Weather in the "Valentine" episode for the first year of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a>. Her rap, "Neptune's Jewels," is a valentine to a love on a pedestal. The chorus states that he is the one that she would do anything to keep happy. In the second verse, Mystic makes it clear that her attraction is more than physical, more than sexual. "It's the way you make me wanna live instead of die." Backing vocals make some of Mystic's raps melodic, especially "But you put a new hue in my blue, added a perspective to my concrete views..." This is a great phrase on learning to trust her emotions. The melodic chant makes it sound like a quote, perhaps that is a saying of her (potential) lover's. The language in general has an interesting juxtaposition of street slang and polished poetic imagery: "I would fly into a merciless sun steal you the sky 'cuz you're the one."<br />
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The introduction is also interesting, with mysterious vocals that I (and my family) can't figure out. Are the purposefully vague murmurs representative of her previous confused loves, or her initial hesitation before falling head-over-heels for Mr. Perfect? Either way, the whole piece makes a nice Valentine. Won't you be my Sade tape in the coldest spring?Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-40586627777281008642014-04-12T15:21:00.000-04:002014-04-12T15:21:14.980-04:00I Can't Be the Wounded ManI had intended to write my next post on music from Night Vale yesterday, but I'm glad something kept me from doing so. For I read the final third of John Green's <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001ANSS5K/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001ANSS5K&linkCode=as2&tag=musicalpercep-20">Paper Towns</a><img alt="" border="0" src="http://ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=musicalpercep-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B001ANSS5K" height="1" style="border: none !important; margin: 0px !important;" width="1" /> this morning, and realized what was keeping me from feeling a strong connection to Barton Carroll's "Those Days Are Gone and My Heart is Breaking." <br />
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The narrator begets a child, but "couldn't stick around" and never even remains in contact with the mother or the child. This attitude, the lack of responsibility for the child is foreign to me. I immediately start judging him as a bad person. It is easy to treat him as a one-dimensional character, just as several characters in <i>Paper Towns</i> realize that they had been doing the same. Yet ultimately I know that we are all people trying to live the lives we have been given. I don't know what kind of life the singer had before he left his town. It implies he had friends, but these friends are abandoned (or abandon him). He had a mean streak, and a rage over being held back from what he thought he deserved. I did not grow up with similar feelings. I grew apart from friends, and I've had feelings of being held back. But ultimately I always felt the responsibility was on me, and I couldn't imagine abandoning my children. I don't have the same wounds that the singer has, just as Quentin doesn't have the same wounds as Margo. I haven't read Walt Whitman's poem, "<a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0486456765/ref=as_li_tf_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0486456765&linkCode=as2&tag=musicalpercep-20">Leaves of Grass</a><img alt="" border="0" src="http://ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=musicalpercep-20&l=as2&o=1&a=0486456765" height="1" style="border: none !important; margin: 0px !important;" width="1" />" but Quentin interprets it as showing that while we all are connected, we can't truly know one another. I don't think that is true with everyone, but there are people that I cannot relate to. This is not their fault, and I need to remind myself not to judge harshly because of this. The song's narrator has clearly grown as a person, no longer filled with rage but rather with regret. He no longer feels held back by others, recognizing that he needs to put in the work to make connections and to earn his keep. <br />
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The melody is very repetitive, within a major pentatonic collection of notes. But the third line of each stanza is performed very quickly, within a single measure, which changes the flow. There is a lot of space after this third line, setting up the fourth line as a different end-rhyme (AAAB). These unpredictable rushes and pauses can exhibit the narrator's nervousness in trying to reconnect with his old friend. He knows he has made many mistakes, and needs to come clean in this attempt to reconcile. Perhaps this is a first, easier step towards making things right with his son. The last stanza eases the rhythm of the third line and doesn't rhyme as exactly. Besides bringing things to the present day, the last stanza changes the refrain from "Those days are gone and my heart is breaking" to "Those days are here, and my heart is waiting." He is thinking about the future, I think he is trying to fix the damage he did to his son and his ex. <br />
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So maybe I can find connections with this wounded man. There are plenty of mistakes I need to repair, even if not at the level of abandonment. I can understand the nerves, and the relief once a hard step is taken.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-54043925823285278092014-04-10T22:08:00.000-04:002014-04-10T22:08:45.835-04:00Censorship?I'm torn on what to do. The Weather in episode 15 of Welcome to Night Vale is a song by Tom Milsom, who <a href="http://www.dailydot.com/fandom/tom-milsom-underage-sex-scandal/">has been accused of statutory rape</a>. This puts me in a similar situation as fans of Woody Allen who believe the accusations of rape levied against him. Does one separate the art from the artist, condemn the art because of the artist, or account for the bad aspects of the artist as well as the good when considering the art? There are plenty of jazz, classical, and rock musicians who have done horrible things, from Wagner's anti-Semitic remarks and Gesualdo's murders to James Brown's alleged abuse of his third wife. Yet I still appreciate their music. So I will analyze "A Little Irony" by Tom Milsom, while condemning the acts he is alleged to have done.<br />
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This is a love song, from the perspective of a mad scientist. Unlike Jonathan Coulton's "<span id="goog_992548029"></span>Skullcrusher Mountain<span id="goog_992548030"></span>," Milsom's scientist has listened to the voice in his head (his little irony?) to kill everyone, including the girl he fell in love with after freezing her. <br />
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The scientist is apparently an accomplished pianist (and British), giving himself a florid introduction. The first verse and chorus stay solely with piano accompaniment, as he contemplates freezing the world to keep it from getting worse. The rest of the band joins in as his heart starts beating in the second verse, a rather on-the-nose example of text painting. Another example is the pause on "stop" in the first verse. This effect (and the whole world-freezing) might have been influenced by Joss Whedon's Doctor Horrible.<br />
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Milsom's chord progressions are rather interesting. The whole piece is in E major, with plagal cadences at the end of each stanza of the verses. The chorus oscillates between I and vi chords, I suppose demonstrating the uncertainty of the mad scientist to share his love/oops-sorry-I-killed-you thoughts. More interesting are the F# major chords that come between the vi and IV chords in the verses. These major II chords fit better as semi-tonal voice-leading - the E and G# slide up to F# and A#, the F# and A# slide down to E and A - than in an functional sense. The second and third verses add tonicizations of the vi chord, and the bridge weakens the only dominant chords with deceptive resolutions and chromatic planing. <br />
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Verse 1: Time should stop moving / And never go beyond today / If we could find a way to stop / The world would be okay <br /><br />If I'd thought about it sooner / It wouldn't have been downhill / But I'll make the best of what I've got / While I've got it still <br /><br />
Chorus: Do you wanna know / A little irony about me / I don't know if I should say / This little irony about me <br /><br />Verse 2: But it's funny 'cause my heart has started beating / It never has before today / It must be something in the way / She looks at me <br /><br />She started screaming / Before I made the earth stand still / Of all the people I could kill / It had to be <br /><br />Chorus<br /><br />Verse 3: But it's funny because love was just a Feeling / Irrelevant before today / But now I've gotta find a way / To make her real <br /><br />Freezing / Was just for me to get away / But now I need to learn to stay / And make her real <br /><br />Bridge: When all the world around me / Moved so unpredictably / A moment never lasted long enough / For me to see the reason why <br /><br />Love never came to me / It moves unscientifically / But now you're trapped and I can Find a reason now to ask you one more time <br /><br />Chorus</blockquote>
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Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-79331529752573700452014-04-09T14:21:00.001-04:002014-04-09T14:21:32.010-04:00Lieder Ohne WorteJust this morning when attending the weekly school recital hour, I recalled that every bit of Weather on <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a> that I had analyzed was text-based. I wondered if an instrumental work would be coming up, I couldn't remember from my binge-listening last fall. And Night Vale delivers, with a piece by the <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/Dakah+Hip+Hop+Orchestra">daKAH Hip Hop Orchestra</a>. A <a href="http://folkmusic.about.com/od/news/a/DaKAH_article.htm">2007 article on About.com</a> describes this group as around 60 musicians, including rappers, DJs, and singers. The piece on Welcome to Night Vale, "Movement 1: Invocation of the Duke," sets up a latin beat with low saxophones, percussion, and some subtle record scratching. The repeating eight-bar bass line hovers around scale degree 5 of a harmonic minor scale, occasionally jumping around to grab some additional notes, but never resting on tonic. Over this beat, two violins trade eight-bar solos. The first entrance is rough, the rhythms don't quite fit the 4+4 phrase that the bass line has established, but after this rushed entrance the rest of the solos continue the latin beat on the harmonic minor scale. The augmented seconds give an exotic feel to the solos, along with the continued avoidance of tonic as a resting point. Right at the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio">Golden Ratio</a> of the chronological duration (63 out of 102 seconds), the violin solos stop and the brass starts playing a riff that slowly gets louder and more ornate, with high trumpet shakes and sustained string chords. By the end, I wasn't sure whether I should be hearing the E major chord as the dominant of A minor, or as its own tonic. That rotation of the A harmonic minor scale results in the E "arabic" scale, also called the Phrygian Natural 3 scale, or the Dominant b2 scale. One live performance by the Orchestra does pair this song with "Reap What You Sow," which is in the key of A minor, so that reinforces the feeling of "Invocation of the Duke" as an introduction. <br />
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Presumably the Duke that is being invoked is Duke Ellington. Another
track invokes The Clown, probably a reference to Charles Mingus. The podcast episode is "The Man in the Tan Jacket," who is a character that no one can clearly recall or describe. This haziness fits with the tonal ambiguity of "Invocation of the Duke," unclear whether it is an introduction or a stand-alone piece.<br />
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Some of the words are hard to make out from his singing, I wouldn't have caught all of them without help. That is a shame, as there are both interesting poetic devices and neat juxtapositions at play. One that does come out clearly is the "know/no" homophone pair in the chorus. This song fits well both for a busker playing in the subways, and as the Weather for "The Story of You" in Welcome to Night Vale. That episode tells the story of a day in the life of a person (not Cecil), who doesn't really know himself, having been removed from his previous life. The narrator in this song is disconnected from his mother, is not proud of his accomplishments, and is feeling the weight of mortality. The chorus has a defensive element, which fits with the shaky voice and high-strung guitar, as he realizes that he won't succeed in life, and is feeling judged by all the people around him. The person in the episode rebels by taking something from the desert. Perhaps Bryon's character will also rebel.<br />
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Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-51008863845184099172014-04-07T14:41:00.002-04:002014-04-07T14:41:31.143-04:00Pretty dissonanceI'm struggling right now with how to teach my Popular Music class about dissonant and consonant harmonies. They already have problems with identifying the tonic of a piece, and this is really pushing them. The Weather for episode 12 of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a> has a very clear example of dissonant harmonies in <a href="http://anaismitchell.com/">Anais Mitchell</a>'s "Of a Friday Night." This would have been a great blog post to publish last Friday, but I didn't even start listening carefully to the piece until Saturday morning, so that serendipity was already lost. I instead did a bunch of biking and decided to wait for Monday to post this.<br />
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The stark piano introduction sets up a cluster of notes against oscillating B and E bass notes, sounding like an homage to Erik Satie:<br />
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But this is both simpler, and more complex. The right hand doesn't move, filling different roles against the two bass notes. The first chord is a B minor triad with an added ninth, that half-step clash in the top two notes. When the left hand moves to an E, the right hand creates an E13, a seventh chord with extensions of the ninth and thirteenth. But this chord is missing the third, so it is ambiguous in quality. Given the context of the minor tonic chord, and the remaining half-step clash in the upper voices, it is likely to hear this second chord as an E minor seventh chord with the added ninth and thirteenth, so a iadd9 - iv13 progression. This is denied by the melody, which uses a B <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorian_mode">Dorian collection</a> of notes, so the E chord gets an implied major quality. This is important, because that E major chord takes over as tonic in the chorus, providing a bright contrast for the good old days against the darkness of the ghost town.<br />
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The bass line gets embellished, and the meter changes from a weak 3/4 to a clear 4/4, yet with the same progression as the voice enters. This shift in meter is odd, and doesn't happen again in the song. Is the introduction the real ghost town, and the 4/4 beat the remembrance of a remembrance? This gets a little <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHBlYJ-tKcs">Inception-y</a>, but as I interpret the <a href="http://www.justsomelyrics.com/1857147/ana%C3%AFs-mitchell-of-a-friday-night-lyrics.html">lyrics</a>, there are at least four time periods referenced: 1) when the poet is a young man; 2) when the poet is old, but there are young men filling the streets; 3) the present time when the town is empty; 4) the future for which the narrator is waiting. So the introduction represents time period 3, the B Dorian verses represent time period 2, and the E major chorus and bridge represents time period 1 and the potential of time period 4, suggesting a cyclic nature to time. Hence the two oscillating chords, with the static upper notes, the dissonances that change without changing.<br />
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I love the pause and drop of Mitchell's voice to a low G# on "midnight writer" in the chorus and the little chromatic notes on "young men" and "those" in the first two verses. I'm not positive what midnight writer means, the pause could suggest that the narrator is censoring herself, or to emphasize that it is important that the night life was filled with writers/creators/memorialists. The chromatic bends portrays the old poet's aching memory of his own youth, and the narrator's aching desire for joy to fill her own life.<br />
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What is this? The weather in episode 11 of <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale</a> is "Cigarette Burns Forever" by Adam Green. After looking at <a href="http://adamgreen.info/category/music/">pictures of him</a>, you would think a song with this title would be tortured, gritty, perhaps emo. Instead, we get lounge singer stylings of lyrics that at first listen seem very trivial. The rhyme schemes are very basic, aaaa for each stanza, and aabb for the pseudo bridge. Many of the rhymes use the same word - her and her, or other and other. The chord pattern also seems basic: I - iii - IV - I repeated for the first stanza, followed by another I - iii - IV - I and I - iii - IV - V for the second stanza. This seems like the verse, though interestingly the normal pattern of having interior phrases ending on V and ending phrases ending on I is reversed. The third stanza ("The sidewinder drinks and gambles") is the beginning of the next verse, but this verse is only one stanza long, ending again with the V chord. The fourth stanza uses the same set of progressions as the third stanza, but has a slightly different melody, so I call it a pseudo bridge. This is followed by the last stanza as the last verse, with the same paired progressions. This means the first stanza stands alone as an introduction. The rest of the song establishes the idea of one stanza per verse (or bridge), with the chord pattern I - iii - IV - I, I - iii - IV - V. And yet it is the beginning of a song that normally establishes patterns and expectations, so which verse is the normal one? That is confusing enough, but the lyrics also baffle me: <br />
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Cigarette burns forever<br />The message is spliced together<br />Now I would never let her<br />But where did people go to get her<br /><br />You took me to the private party<br />And swore that they would not card me<br />Drive careful less they hear ye<br />When all the time they learnt to fear you.<br /><br />The sidewinder drinks and gambles<br />The gold digger strikes his damsels<br />But when I lost the magic sandals<br />I said some things I could not handle.<br /><br />Going 90 off my star<br />So is flashing by as the flame retards<br />Don't you wanna be some other<br />And all the people have to drug each other.<br /><br />I fell into a life of leisure<br />I saw to a path of pleasure<br />Don't it make it that much better<br />To find a cigarette burns forever</blockquote>
What does this mean? The first stanza feels like an interruption, or the continuation of a previous conversation/idea. The second stanza has more narrative sense, except the tense is messed up in the third line. And what in the world are the magic sandals of the third stanza? Drugs? Sanity? Seven-league boots? Each stanza has some element of non sequitur or absurdism, and there is no continuity from one stanza to the next.<br />
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Is this a work of staggering genius, a hipster <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnegans_Wake">Finnegan's Wake?</a> I listened to another of Adam Green's works and it has the same lounge singer vibe. Is he being ironic? Or is this pretentious crap? I feel the latter right now, but the words are still digging at me, making me try to figure out what they mean. I think the music itself is lame, even when considering the slightly interesting formal design. <br />
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<br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-16499868775483087492014-04-03T21:38:00.001-04:002014-04-03T22:36:54.360-04:00That's poetry, man!A woman's voice is finally heard <a href="http://www.musicalperceptions.blogspot.com/2014/03/close-but-no-cigar.html">again</a> on Welcome to Night Vale, in the Weather to Episode 10. Poet <a href="http://rachelkann.com/">Rachel Kann </a>lays down the beat with reversed drum sounds and the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritone">devil's interval</a> for the bass line. This isn't exactly a rap, closer to beat poetry in the style of Mike Myers:<br />
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Except it is better. Kann's voice is shared by other women (I think her own voice overdubbed), but she is being authentic in her beliefs and in her art, unlike Myers' deliberate veil of hip indifference. The beat underneath Kann's poetry is cool, and her speaking voice stays level, but her words are enthusiastic about her thoughts, about her art, about her life. She genuinely wants to find true love, and believes she will find it. She finds the glory in the moments in her life, like earl grey tea and Otis Redding. I wouldn't call these small things, and she doesn't either.<br />
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Kann's poem is about balance, which allows polar opposite categories to exist. The bass line is ominous, and the reversed drum beats create a disturbing soundscape. But the beat is predictable, and fits well with the horn line. The rhythm of the words avoids sing-song predictability, but still stays within the meter of the beat. Right before Kann starts talking about succeeding in her love (3:25), the backwards drum sounds stop. First the beat is kept by bongos and wood clicks, and then the drum beats are presented in regular direction (3:41). The clarity balances the disruption of the starting drum sounds, just as the poem ends in a cyclic repeat of the opening lines. The doubled voices almost sound song-like, without presenting actual sustained pitch. The bass line also drops the tritone, keeping only the lower note. Perhaps the "fixing" of the drum beat and the loss of the devil's interval shows a journey of Kann's narrator/poet. Maybe at the beginning she was intimidated by her knowledge/lack of knowledge, but in reminding herself of all the beauty she knows she turns around to a joy in her knowledge.<br />
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<b>UPDATE: </b>Rachel Kann tweeted me to let me know that the producer of this track is <a href="http://www.tackfu.com/">Tack-Fu</a>. Props to him.<br />
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<br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-36710748704524240332014-04-01T15:43:00.001-04:002014-04-01T15:47:07.440-04:00Ted Gioia is right!About three weeks ago, Ted Gioia wrote a <a href="http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/03/18/music-criticism-has-degenerated-into-lifestyle-reporting.html">blistering critique of music criticism</a>. In it he complained, correctly, that music critics have stopped writing about the music itself, instead writing about the social underpinnings of music in a very trivial manner. In response to this complaint, composer Owen Pallett has written three articles for Slate, supposedly using theory to explain the music of<a href="http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2014/03/katy_perry_s_teenage_dream_explaining_the_hit_using_music_theory.html"> Katy Perry</a>, <a href="http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2014/03/daft_punk_s_get_lucky_explained_using_music_theory.html">Daft Punk</a>, and <a href="http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2014/03/lady_gaga_s_bad_romance_owen_pallett_explains_the_pop_diva_s_genius_using.html">Lady Gaga</a>. While I appreciate <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O_yyEA72HE">Pallett's musicianship</a>, he has a very limited view of music theory which resulted in purposefully stilted analyses. In Tweets he admitted that these articles (or at least the first one) were meant to be ironic, proving Ted Gioia wrong. <br />
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This is unfortunate, as there are many analytical tools available to make meaningful statements about pop music, without exploding in jargon or losing respect for the genre. Pallett failed in both these regards, doing the worlds of music criticism, music theory, and popular music a disservice. In my series of analyses of music from Welcome to Night Vale, I hope I have been showing appropriate ways of analyzing popular music.<br />
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I'll continue now with the Weather from episode eight, "This Too Shall Pass" by <a href="http://www.dannyschmidt.com/">Danny Schmidt</a>. While this song shares a title with <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybUFnY7Y8w">one by OK Go</a>, it is very different. Danny Schmidt is a singer-songwriter, whose song starts with a distinctive Spanish vibe before shifting to a more country/folk feel from the jingle bells, fiddle playing, and banjo-like guitar picking. The minor mode with continual shifts to the relative major and the haunting violins remind me of the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayJLlQhcK0I">theme song from Firefly</a>. The rhythm is interesting, sudden little rushes at the beginning of each stanza followed by a pause before the rest of the lyrics arrive in a quick stream. Schmidt's twangy voice gives humbleness to his lofty ideas about the hugeness of the universe and the smallness of mankind within it. He touches on religion, the biology of self-interest, and mythology, all in service of showing how time keeps going with or without us. The melody has moments of static monotony, followed by sudden shifts in contour, keeping it from becoming too predictable while obeying many of the tropes of the genre. The song fades out, which is both appropriate to the subject matter, giving a sense of eternity yet dying away to nothing. <br />
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The title also fits well with the WtNV episode, "History Week," telling us to forget everything we've been told about the history of Night Vale, which the Sheriff's Secret Police would probably appreciate.<br />
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Verse 1: I guess by the bloodstain of your lips / And the wander of your fingertips / I should prove true to my emptiness / And stay here<br /><br />Well I'm just a kid of ill repute / But the skin I wear's my only suit / And you are just a substitute / For the one that I hold dear<br /><br />You know you could be anyone / God forgive my tasteless tongue / I never should have been set free<br /><br />I carve my eyes, I skin my face / And beg somehow to be replaced / That's how we deal with boys like me<br /><br />Verse 2: I guess by this world so sick with loss / And your services so free of cost / I should climb down of my rugged cross / And lay with you<br /><br />But you know by now it's half past late / And I only came here for escape / You, you're just my next mistake / Like me to you<br /><br />You know you could be anyone / God forgive your unborn sons / I hope they don't end up like me<br /><br />I drag my mind through streets of shame / Blame myself, forgive the game / That's how we deal with boys like me<br /><br />Chorus: But despite what you've been told / I once had a soul / Left somewhere behind / A former friend of mine<br /><br />And I hate to speak so free / But you mean nothing to me / So if the streetlights they shine bright / I'll be home tonight<br /><br />Verse 3: I guess by the dim light in your eyes / And that to you all things come as a surprise / I should set the steel trap of your thighs / And dive right in<br /><br />But to you I'm just a confused child / Insecure or in denial / Go raise your robes, go have your trial / I'll let you win<br /><br />You know I could be anyone / God forgive what I should have done / My thoughts enough to guilty be<br /><br />And yes, I guess I've made this bed / But I'll take the sidewalk instead / That's how we deal with boys with me<br /><br />Chorus: But despite what you've been told / I once had a soul / Left somewhere behind / A former friend of mine<br /><br />And I hate to sound so true / But I mean nothing to you / And with the streetlights they shine bright / I'll be home tonight<br />
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Outro (instrumental)Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-22280665528192215862014-03-28T13:15:00.000-04:002014-03-28T13:15:28.510-04:00Dutch rap. You heard me.Yes, the Weather on the sixth episode of WtNV is a rap <b>IN DUTCH</b> by Dio, featuring Sef. Dio is the stage name of Diorno Dylyano Obedient, born in Amsterdam to Surinamese parents. Sef is another <b>DUTCH RAPPER</b> with ties to Morocco. As you can see from the video below, they are deliberately pushing the old school vibe, not just with the sound (sampling funky guitars at the beginning with fake scratches) but also the visuals (Run DMC wants their hats back). <br />
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While I'm making fun of the idea of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_hip_hop"><b>DUTCH RAP</b></a>,
I do admit that the first time I heard this piece, the hook stayed with
me for a long time. "Aye, aye, niemand hier die kan tippen aan de
swagger die ik heb / Aye, aye, Schatje fock met mij, want al die rappers
die zijn nep." Something about the repeated Aye and the very clear syncopated rhythms of the words are very appealing. The original lyrics can be found <a href="http://www.metrolyrics.com/aye-lyrics-dio.html">here</a> (I don't know if they are accurate, because they are <b>IN DUTCH</b>). A Google translation is below. This is a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braggadocio_(rap)">braggadocio</a>, though like the <a href="http://musicalperceptions.blogspot.com/2014/03/i-dont-love-you-all-that-much.html">previous Weather</a>, it is meant to be a parody of that genre. But unlike the Dylan imitation, there are probably not many WtNV listeners who are fluent <b>IN DUTCH</b> to understand the humor. So to just about everyone the meaning/humor comes from hearing old school rap in a foreign language. Perhaps someone more fluent in rap can tell me if the form Intro - Verse - Chorus - Verse - Chorus - Bridge (or Conclusion perhaps?) is standard for any forms of rap. I had expected a return to the Chorus after Sef's guest rap, but the ending is very abrupt.<br />
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Yeah yeah it is that so oh so dope rapper away<br />and I 'll take it<br />d - i -o because you know the guy<br />yes we can hang like a mega poster<br />and the most hated<br />the most discussed<br />rapper in the game<br />rapper in the game, I am welcomed so hard they think I was Steen<br />looks so good so they think I was gay<br />yo so sick they thought I had AIDS,<br />but I did not<br />No man I did not boy , so call me John F. Yayo,<br />because they know that boy<br />and put rappers in the note so they call me<br />do you have a moment that rappers on the line<br />all Keding yes I keep them on a leash<br />and are not dogs, but I keep them on a leash<br />Sonja Bakker, yes, I keep them on a leash<br />man I'm much too far, man she does not love me!<br /><br />I way off ! Aye !<br />no one here who can match the swagger that I have<br />Aye ! Honey fock with me, because all these rappers that are fake.<br />Aye ! Baby come see me and let me say what I have.<br />Aye ! I have pants layer , cap layer , yep everyone cries, aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , stop.<br />aye , aye , aye , aye , pants coat , pet coat , yep everyone calls :<br />aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , stop.aye , aye , aye , aye , pants coat , pet coat , yep .<br /><br />They look at me , say it must be him. Yep exactly what you should have and this I would like to offer everyone mn apologies, I had never seen such Fackin dope rapper should be. But I'm sorry , homie understand me , if you do not, I do it both for us.<br />I'm much too hard , baby stay with me , otherwise I'm gone, or I'm gone. PEACE . Whattup , hoeisset , who who who is it?<br />Fans in the game that can not miss me , rappers in the game that can not diss me and if I 'm not mistaken , I can not be mistaken . I am , yep I 'm difficult. Yes I am a bomb and I do not even bother . Baby bevoel me , but do not touch me . So grab your gear gap , nigga let's go . And then I'm off !<br /><br />Aye !<br />no one here who can match the swagger that I have<br />Aye ! Honey fock with me, because all these rappers that are fake .<br />Aye ! Baby come see me and let me say what I have.<br />Aye ! I have pants layer , cap layer , yep everyone cries, aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , stop.<br />aye , aye , aye , aye , pants coat , pet coat , yep everyone calls :<br />aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , aye , stop.aye , aye , aye , aye , it 's your boy Sef those Flinke Names .<br /><br />Hey , stop that beat Big2 effe because uuh I want shinen beat without leveling , enne I want you to see me effe , dussuh close your eyes and take a minute. But enough about me , let's talk about me . Let me rap about me , because I love to talks about me, so I fill tracks and couplets about me . I end, I am the future , I'll give that males , some males who deserve. I'll take the money and that money comes to me , in me money bags, money for the future. I 'm jealous of those men . You must understand me, I would also like to look at myself. Well , if I have to describe myself. Sorry , I do not use the word swagger . I 'm off!</blockquote>
Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-43668373546250129622014-03-27T09:29:00.001-04:002014-03-27T09:29:54.621-04:00I don't love you all that much<a href="http://danbern.com/">Dan Bern</a> is known for writing songs on Apatow movies, including <i>Get Him to the Greek</i> and <i>Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story</i>. So it is understandable that a first listening of his "Jerusalem," the Weather on <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">WtNV</a>'s fifth episode "The Shape in Grove Park," sounds like an ironic impression of 1960's Bob Dyan. He purposefully messes with the harmonic rhythm by adding more and more lines to the oscillating I and IV chords, while singing in the high nasal voice with over-enunciated words on very static melodic lines.<br />
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The lyrics also encourage a humorous take: <br />
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When I tell you that I love you / Don't test my love / Accept my love, don't test my love / Cause maybe I don't love you all that much<br /><br />Don't ask what kind of music I'm gonna play tonight / Just stay awhile, hear for yourself awhile / And if you must put me in a box, make sure it's a big box / With lots of windows / And a door to walk through / And a nice high chimney / So we can burn burn burn everything that we don't like / And watch the ashes fly up to Heaven / Maybe all the way to India / I'd like that<br /><br />All the ancient kings came to my door / They said "Do you want to be an ancient king too?" / I said "Oh yes very much / But I think my timing's wrong" / They said "Time is relative / Or did you misread Einstien" / I said "Do you really mean it?" / They said "What do you think we come here for / Our goddamn health or something?"<br />
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Everybody's waiting for the Messiah / The Jews are waiting / The Christians are waiting / Oh so are the Muslims / It's like everybody's waiting / They been waiting a long time / I know how I hate to wait / Like even for a bus or something / An important phone call / So I can imagine how darned impatient / Everyone must be getting<br /><br />So I think it's time now / Time to reveal myself / I am the Messiah / I am the Messiah<br /><br />Yes I think you heard me right / I am the Messiah / I was gonna wait till next year / Build up the suspense a little / Make it a really big surprise / But I could not resist / It's like when you got a really big secret / You're just bursting to tell someone / It was kinda like that with this / And now that I've told you / I feel this great weight lifted / Dr. Nusbaum was right / He's my therapist / He said get it out in the open<br /><br />I spent ten whole days in Jerusalem / Mmmm Jerusalem sweet Jerusalem / And all I ate was olives / Nothing but olives / Mountains of olives / It was a good ten days / I like olives / I like you too<br /><br />So When I tell you that I love you / Don't test my love / Accept my love, don't test my love / Cause maybe I don't love you all that much</blockquote>
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<br />But, like most good humor, there is truth hiding deep in the bits. Why do we test love, why do we need to label music, the commonality of religions, the possibility that anyone or everyone could be the Messiah. I'm torn whether the truths are emphasized or apologized for by the humorous elements. Of course, the same thing could be said about the Welcome to Night Vale podcast, that there are philosophical elements that are undermined or softened by ludicrous humor or horror elements. I love humor, but I get frustrated sometimes when a strategy or beautiful thought is spoiled just for humor. Is that the case with "Jerusalem"? I don't think so. I feel that Bern's passion is legitimate, so the humor comes out of that anger and frustration.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-2303274638291907562014-03-26T11:12:00.001-04:002014-03-26T11:12:22.833-04:00Close but no cigarThe fourth episode of Welcome to Night Vale is "PTA Meeting." The Weather of this episode is a song by the Swedish band, <a href="http://www.thetiny.net/">The Tiny</a>. Pianist/vocalist Ellekari Larsson's voice is small, high, child-like, much like Björk or Joanna Newsom. She is joined by Leo Svensson on cello and Johan Berthling on bass. The song, "Closer," was recorded in 2004, and according to Wikipedia the popularity of the band has risen thanks to their exposure on WtNV. According to <a href="http://www.metrolyrics.com/closer-lyrics-the-tiny.html">MetroLyrics</a>, the song was composed by Harry Warren with lyrics by Johnny Mercer, but I couldn't find it in the <a href="http://library.gsu.edu/search-collections/special-collections-archives/johnny-mercer-collection/johnny-mercer-song-database/">Johnny Mercer Song Database</a> or lists of Harry Warren's songs. <br />
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Larsson's voice enters alone for each verse, before the piano and strings join her. The sliding cello line and rhythmic left hand of the piano along with the the dramatic pauses evoke a sense of a tango, without truly being a tango. The form is a little unusual. Instead of the typical Verse-Chorus, Verse-Chorus, Bridge, Verse-Chorus, this song has three verses in a row, each finishing with a small refrain, variants on "closer." The third refrain leads into the chorus, which feels more like a bridge because of the isolation from the verses and the shift to the relative major key. But the same section comes back at the end, making it a better candidate as a chorus. Perhaps a hybrid bridge/chorus is an even better label. The bridge/chorus is followed by two more verses, each a variant on the first and third verses, and the song finishes with another bridge/chorus. Each verse follows an ABAC form, with the C section ending with the refrain. The bridge/chorus also follows this pattern, finishing with a half cadence each time. The fifth verse starts with a tease, a suggested bridge/chorus with the repeated "closer, closer" before moving on to the verse itself.<br />
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Verse 1: Now I'm thinking maybe, I was stoned / I felt my feet lift off the ground / And my heart was screaming / At my bones / I need you closer<br /><br />Verse 2: As he's in the middle of the street / Then I pretend he is mine to keep / Cars are running fast on both sides of his head / his eyes say / Closer, closer, closer<br />
<br />Verse 3: I met him when the sun was down, the bar was closed / We both have had no sleep / My face beneath the street lamp / it reveals what it is lonely people seek / Closer, closer<br /><br />Bridge/Chorus: Closer, closer / And you're close enough to lose / Close to the point, to where you know that your mind, it cannot choose / Close enough to lose / Close enough to lose your heart<br /><br />Verse 4: Now I'm thinking maybe, I was stoned / I felt my feet lift off the ground / And my heart was screaming / At my bones / I need you closer<br /><br />
Tease: Closer, closer<br /><br />
Verse 5: You met me when the sun was down and the bar was closed / We both have had no sleep / My face beneath the street lamp / it reveals what it is lonely people seek / Closer, closer<br /><br />Bridge/Chorus <br />
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The oddness of the form, along with the pseudo-tango feel, fits the emotion of the lyrics. The singer is obsessed with a lover, mentally and emotionally unstable (screaming heart, maybe stoned). She is afraid of losing her heart, I think because she doesn't really believe that he will love her back, that she will be hurt. So she is dancing around her emotions. Their relationship exists in the darkness of night, and the emphasis on coming closer suggests an unhealthy desire/need, much like a drug. The first three verses are speaking <i>about</i> the lover, the last two verses are speaking <i>to</i> the lover. This suggests she has returned to him, even as she knows it is not a good relationship (her mind cannot choose). <br />
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Like the <a href="http://musicalperceptions.blogspot.com/2014/03/the-fault-in-our-stars.html">previous WtNV weather</a>, this song is about choices in love. But while Bill made a rational choice to honor his commitments, this song is about the irrational side of love. This does not speak poorly of Bill and his choices, but rather shows how culture, family, education, etc. affect our romantic decisions.<br />
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<br /><br />Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6980672.post-46972222731490484682014-03-25T11:51:00.000-04:002014-03-25T12:29:54.751-04:00The Fault in our StarsI just finished reading <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/vlogbrothers">John Green</a>'s <i><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ZOBNOI/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B005ZOBNOI&linkCode=as2&tag=musicalpercep-20">The Fault in Our Stars</a><img alt="" border="0" src="http://ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=musicalpercep-20&l=as2&o=1&a=B005ZOBNOI" height="1" style="border: none !important; margin: 0px !important;" width="1" /></i>, after getting to meet him and hear him talk at <a href="http://www.cccindy.org/">church</a> on Sunday. But this post is not about that book, not totally. Instead, I am continuing to analyze the Weather segments from <a href="http://commonplacebooks.com/">Welcome to Night Vale. </a>Episode 3, "Station Management," features "Bill and Annie" by <a href="http://www.chuckbrodsky.com/music_js.html">Chuck Brodsky</a>.<br />
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Chuck's voice is reminiscent of Bob Dylan, especially how he says "life" and "wife." The song has a country vibe from the slide guitar, but mostly feels folk/singer-songwriter. The <a href="http://www.chuckbrodsky.com/lyrics.html#billannie">lyrics</a> are a complete narrative, no chorus to interrupt the story or emphasize a moral. In the song, Bill and Annie can't catch a break. They fall madly in love at his wedding reception, but Bill stays true to his wedding vows. When Bill's wife dies, Annie has already gotten married herself, and had moved away. They never act on their shared "one and only true love." The narrator of the song is not Bill or Annie, but Annie's husband, Chuck (in a live version of the song, Chuck Brodsky suggests this is autobiographical). They meet at Bill's peach stand, and Bill tells Chuck the story of their love. The song deliberately leaves the point unclear, whether or not it is right that Bill and Annie valued commitment over true love. Each strophe of the song ends on an inconclusive IV chord, much like the ending of "Let It Go" as Elsa unconvincingly claims that the cold (and isolation) doesn't bother her anyway. <br />
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In John Green's book (SPOILERS! but this plot point is revealed in the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ItBvH5J6ss">trailer for the movie</a>), the two main characters do act on their love, but they also repeatedly acknowledge that "the world is not a wish-granting factory." In fact, Bill's decision to stay true to his vows is supported by another character in Green's book: "Right, of course. But you keep the promise anyway. That's what love is. Love is keeping the promise anyway." While Bill's wife was not his true love, she was <i>a</i> love that he felt the need to protect and honor, even if it was hard. These are clearly the things that Chuck is thinking about at the end of the song. Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01286095156825716887noreply@blogger.com0