So while pop and world music are amazingly diverse, soulful and powerful, classical too offers the same, just with acoustic sounds, extended pleasure and almost no vocals. There are times and music for singing and dancing, and then times and music for dreaming. Instrumental music is a great way to weave different moods together, usually with great subtlety by limiting the repetition of themes. The great composers also integrated their local folk music and improvised traditions, as well as those of nearby countries. Mr. CutTime does this too in his compositions.
We understand what’s missing for most with classical. The music itself is usually not the problem. CutTime takes you inside the sport and shares its passion so that you gain fresh perspective on yourself and the world from within yourself.
You’ll be saying it’s about TIME for CutTime!
- Prepare your powers of concentration with listening exercises or meditation. And next we’ll explore the potential of shaped music.
- Read about neo-classicism and classicism in music on Wiki.