Let's talk music, no genre boundaries


This is an offshoot of the jazz thread. I and others found that we could not talk about jazz without discussing other musical genres, as well as the philosophy of music. So, this is a thread in which people can suggest good music of all genres, and spout off your feelings about music itself.

 

audio-b-dog

The "soul" state and existence is not the matter of this thread about music then i will not go further on this...

 

I will only add this :

Before any instrument  perhaps with the exclusion of percussive objects, the voice gesture amplifying or resonating with the gesturing body is the simultaneous beginnings of speech as we understand it and of music.

  The depth of the  spiritual expressive content of music is,  as in the articles above together demonstrated, in the relation between the vibrating sound sources timbre (instrument+musician voice and body gestures) and the non measurable+measurable time dimensions of the expressive gestures act connected to the social group and Nature...

No instituted religion is needed in the beginings why ?

Because the Nature soul as the soul of the group  and of each individual is one mimesis phenomenon, where hunting, praying, dancing, speaking-singing, eating or dreaming  are one activity...Meanings is not mere information but a cosmic event cascading in the Group which perceive the synchronicities as meaningful events...

 We can see it nowadays degraded in  crowd hysteria and lynching festival...

We are "civilized" : we begin to loose our individualities in the mass control experiment call A.I. technology and other "progress" sponsored by mad uneducated oligarchs... But it is like the "soul" alleged  non existence for programmed mind  another matter for another forum...

 

@mahgister 

Great! We agree. I'm listening to Cassandra Wilson. If you're not familiar with her, you might give her a try. Perhaps the greatest living jazz singer.

Before caves or Callas or Nick Cave we lived in trees. Two important principles about sleeping in trees....don't fall and be quiet. So late arriving member of the troop arrives at the tree house and makes a low sound of some sort not to alarm his fellow limb dwellers. One or two respond in a rhythm or cadence unintended and music is born! Next day on a long slog to a better tree the previous night's melodic episode is picked up by the ordered march and repeated by the group to the great effect of mitigating drudgery. 

Then that night around the fire a stick is introduced to a log, the music repeated, and someone sways, dances, and gets laid.  No stopping this train now. Well Prog Rock is trying. 

 

I am ashamed to say i only know his name...

I dont listen much to any jazz singer... (Save Chet Baker and Louis Armstrong )

 I love Mary Nakamoto ...

I bet you dont even know his name ... ;)

 

I will go for her... thanks ...

 

 

@mahgister 

Great! We agree. I’m listening to Cassandra Wilson. If you’re not familiar with her, you might give her a try. Perhaps the greatest living jazz singer.