Sounds interesting, but at first hearing I’m not sure about the final part as it sounds non-conclusive and less interesting.
GeoffAugust 18, 2022 • 22:23 - 22:23
Sounded like the orchestra was still tuning up. I could see it as incidental music to a horror film.
5:4August 19, 2022 • 11:16 - 11:16
“Sounded like the orchestra was still tuning up.” – hardly, considering that’s a random, disconnected noise whereas ARCHORA is so intricately, and clearly, organised and structured. (Did you read what i wrote?)
“I could see it as incidental music to a horror film.” Considering the extent to which horror scores have consistently plundered sounds devised by avant-garde music, that makes sense i guess. Though nothing about ARCHORA remotely suggests “horror” to me.
SteveDecember 28, 2022 • 22:36 - 22:36
Fascinating piece of music. Anna’s music is exciting and very unconvensional
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Sounds interesting, but at first hearing I’m not sure about the final part as it sounds non-conclusive and less interesting.
Sounded like the orchestra was still tuning up. I could see it as incidental music to a horror film.
“Sounded like the orchestra was still tuning up.” – hardly, considering that’s a random, disconnected noise whereas ARCHORA is so intricately, and clearly, organised and structured. (Did you read what i wrote?)
“I could see it as incidental music to a horror film.” Considering the extent to which horror scores have consistently plundered sounds devised by avant-garde music, that makes sense i guess. Though nothing about ARCHORA remotely suggests “horror” to me.
Fascinating piece of music. Anna’s music is exciting and very unconvensional
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