Reimagined: Vivaldi like you've never heard before! 🎵 😍 🎧 Love at first listen!! 😍
Okay, you're in for an experience. I discovered this song last night, and I am obsessed, obsessed clergy never fails to impress. I can't remember coming across a clergy song I didn't like. But here, I just want to give you, like, the first few seconds of this song, and you can listen to the birds in the background while you're listening. And let's just into the moment, okay? I was already close. We were already done
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:36
Well, it's Monday morning, and I guess I have to get ready to be born again. Big stuff. Big big beginning. Big finish. Not familiar with this at all, and now I am. I just I need to I need to be with it more, I think. But thank you for starting my Monday with this Reimagined thing. That makes me imagine more. Wow. Eggs
And he makes these really cinematic scores that have also modern music mixed in with them. And black pres I probably have heard before, but not in this context, in this way. And so, like the blending of the strings of the past, the epicness of the cinematic scores and then the wrap and the deep drop of the bass and I don't know, it's just so rich and delicious. I can't get enough of it
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Nic Keefe
@DangerHammock · 1:52
What I want to know is, how does somebody clear the sample on something like that? Like on something that's classical music, like post humanist? I don't know. There was never even really a recording of the original music. So clearing the sample on that is really interesting to me. Does he need to clear the sample it with the Vivaldi estate, or does he need to just clear the sample with the London Phil Harmonic Orchestra?
Right? It sounds like, though, this isn't a full orchestra. It sounds like he could have had a few people playing, like the cello and the violin and then maybe layered it and then he threw in the percussion and I mean, I don't know. I don't know how these things are done, but I could imagine how he could make it sound more full when maybe it was just a few people performing it. And then there's like those digital packages