Could I get EVERYONE to cooperate for one hour?
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Could I get EVERYONE to cooperate for one hour?
I was at a live concert the other night and I was really overwhelmed by Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, and I immediately thought how amazing it would be to hear that during a sunrise on the playa. Which got me wondering what all it would take to make it a really satisfying experience. I can't believe it would work with the usual ooontz ooontz in the background. So I realized we could get the same music everywhere if we could get everyone to play what was on BMIR some morning from say 5:30-6. Then get BMIR to play that piece that morning. I think it could be really mind blowing to have that piece played all over the playa some morning at sunrise. But I suspect getting all of the burn to cooperate, even just for one hour, is just unrealistic. Anyone think this could actually be pulled off?
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Nature doesn't need a soundtrack.
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Gurdjieff once studied emotional reaction to music.
He found it unpredictable.
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Surprize!
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Gurdjieff once studied emotional reaction to music.
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Re: Could I get EVERYONE to cooperate for one hour?
With a minimum of snark, I would recommend an ipod and a really good set of headphones. It will give you the experience you want without expecting everyone else to want to share it. Everyone wins.bud buddah wrote:I was at a live concert the other night and I was really overwhelmed by Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, and I immediately thought how amazing it would be to hear that during a sunrise on the playa. Which got me wondering what all it would take to make it a really satisfying experience.
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The only word I can use to describe Tchaikovsky is "queen." My goodness, those ballets are so overblown...
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So agree with you. Never have been a Tchaikovsky fan.theCryptofishist wrote:The only word I can use to describe Tchaikovsky is "queen." My goodness, those ballets are so overblown...
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Oh, it works with the 1812 Overture. That's supposed to be overblown, and when the cannons go...Eric wrote:So agree with you. Never have been a Tchaikovsky fan.theCryptofishist wrote:The only word I can use to describe Tchaikovsky is "queen." My goodness, those ballets are so overblown...
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But yeah, Swan Lake? Nutcracker? Romeo and Juliet? Just kind of embarrassing.
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neon tetra wrote:Heck, I'd be happy if everyone actually shut off their music & generators for an hour before & during the temple burn. It's in the rules, but not everyone does it.
yes, NT, where in the "RULES" does it state this?
or are you just blowing dust out of your ass again?
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It's true. Didn't you read the FAA's Notice to Deejays?Simon of the Playa wrote:yes, NT, where in the "RULES" does it state this?neon tetra wrote:Heck, I'd be happy if everyone actually shut off their music & generators for an hour before & during the temple burn. It's in the rules, but not everyone does it.
or are you just blowing dust out of your ass again?
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Yep, I suspect headphones will be the way to go. With all the music on the playa, I never thought of bringing them, but it makes perfect sense.
And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either. I was just surprised by this one piece I heard live. I've no doubt heard it before, but was previously distracted by the dancing. Hearing it without ballet was refreshing.
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And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either. I was just surprised by this one piece I heard live. I've no doubt heard it before, but was previously distracted by the dancing. Hearing it without ballet was refreshing.
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Yep, I suspect headphones will be the way to go. With all the music on the playa, I never thought of bringing them, but it makes perfect sense.
And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either. I was just surprised by this one piece I heard live. I've no doubt heard it before, but was previously distracted by the dancing. Hearing it without ballet was refreshing.
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And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either. I was just surprised by this one piece I heard live. I've no doubt heard it before, but was previously distracted by the dancing. Hearing it without ballet was refreshing.
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Bob wrote:It's true. Didn't you read the FAA's Notice to Deejays?Simon of the Playa wrote:yes, NT, where in the "RULES" does it state this?neon tetra wrote:Heck, I'd be happy if everyone actually shut off their music & generators for an hour before & during the temple burn. It's in the rules, but not everyone does it.
or are you just blowing dust out of your ass again?
bob, i think you are assuming that most Dj's can read.
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Oh- I love dead composers, I'm just not a big Tchaikovsky fan. 1812 is nice, but waaaaaaaaaaaay overplayed. It's like no one else ever wrote something dramatic.bud buddah wrote:And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either
To me sunrise is more Bruckner's Symphony #4. Nice build, dramatic but with soft interludes. Love this symphony- however, it's not the playa at all. It may be Yggy's hof, but it's definitely not the playa
(Yggy's hof might actually be more "Finlandia" by Sibelius)
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a) I thought you 'plonked' me.Simon of the Playa wrote:neon tetra wrote:Heck, I'd be happy if everyone actually shut off their music & generators for an hour before & during the temple burn. It's in the rules, but not everyone does it.
yes, NT, where in the "RULES" does it state this?
or are you just blowing dust out of your ass again?
b) It's actually in the rules they give you upon entrance. Not the BRC Survival Guide, but one of the other sheets. No music or generators for an hour before & during the Temple burn.
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*heading to youtube these suggestions*Eric wrote:Oh- I love dead composers, I'm just not a big Tchaikovsky fan. 1812 is nice, but waaaaaaaaaaaay overplayed. It's like no one else ever wrote something dramatic.bud buddah wrote:And yeah, I've never really been a big fan of dead composers either
To me sunrise is more Bruckner's Symphony #4. Nice build, dramatic but with soft interludes. Love this symphony- however, it's not the playa at all. It may be Yggy's hof, but it's definitely not the playa
(Yggy's hof might actually be more "Finlandia" by Sibelius)
speaking of said Hof.
I'm not so cultured.......but, I do love Wagner...........
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