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DRONE MUSIC
In music, a drone is a note or chord continuously sounded throughout much or all of a piece, sustained or repeated, and most often establishing a tonality upon which the rest of the piece is built.
Similarly, a drone is the name of a part of a musical instrument intended to produce such a sustained tone, generally without the ongoing attention of the player. A sitar features three or four resonating drone strings and Indian sargam is practiced to a drone. Bagpipes (particularly the scottish Great Highland Bagpipe) feature a number of drone pipes, giving the instrument its characteristic "skirl". The fifth string on a five-string bluegrass banjo is a drone string with a separate tuning peg that places the end of the string five frets down the neck of the instrument; this string is usually tuned to the same note as that which the first string produces when played at the fifth fret, and the drone string is seldom fretted when playing bluegrass.
Composers of classical music occasionally used a drone (especially one on open fifths) to evoke a rustic or archaic atmosphere, perhaps Scottish or other early or folk music. Examples include:
Haydn, Symphony No. 104, "London", opening of finale, accompanying a folk melody
Beethoven, Symphony No. 6, "Pastoral", opening and trio section of scherzo
Berlioz, Harold in Italy, accompanying oboes as they imitate the piffari of Italian peasants
Bartok, in his adaptations for piano of Hungarian and other folk music
Drones are less often used in common practice classical music however because the longer and more central a drone the less functional it is and because equal temperament causes slight mistunings which become more apparent over a drone, especially when also sustained. On the other hand drones may be purposely dissonant, as often in the music of Phill Niblock. Contemporary classical musicians who make prominent use of drones, often with just or other non-equal tempered tunings, include La Monte Young and many of his students, David First, Pauline Oliveros and Stuart Dempster, Alvin Lucier (Music On A Long Thin Wire), Ellen Fullman, and Arnold Dreyblatt. Shorter drones or the general concept of a continous element are often used by many other composers.
A drone differs from a pedal tone or point in degree or quality. A pedal point may be a form of nonchord tone and thus required to resolve unlike a drone, or a pedal point may simply be a shorter drone, a drone being a longer pedal point.
DRONE MUSIC
In music, a drone is a note or chord continuously sounded throughout much or all of a piece, sustained or repeated, and most often establishing a tonality upon which the rest of the piece is built.
Similarly, a drone is the name of a part of a musical instrument intended to produce such a sustained tone, generally without the ongoing attention of the player. A sitar features three or four resonating drone strings and Indian sargam is practiced to a drone. Bagpipes (particularly the scottish Great Highland Bagpipe) feature a number of drone pipes, giving the instrument its characteristic "skirl". The fifth string on a five-string bluegrass banjo is a drone string with a separate tuning peg that places the end of the string five frets down the neck of the instrument; this string is usually tuned to the same note as that which the first string produces when played at the fifth fret, and the drone string is seldom fretted when playing bluegrass.
Composers of classical music occasionally used a drone (especially one on open fifths) to evoke a rustic or archaic atmosphere, perhaps Scottish or other early or folk music. Examples include:
Haydn, Symphony No. 104, "London", opening of finale, accompanying a folk melody
Beethoven, Symphony No. 6, "Pastoral", opening and trio section of scherzo
Berlioz, Harold in Italy, accompanying oboes as they imitate the piffari of Italian peasants
Bartok, in his adaptations for piano of Hungarian and other folk music
Drones are less often used in common practice classical music however because the longer and more central a drone the less functional it is and because equal temperament causes slight mistunings which become more apparent over a drone, especially when also sustained. On the other hand drones may be purposely dissonant, as often in the music of Phill Niblock. Contemporary classical musicians who make prominent use of drones, often with just or other non-equal tempered tunings, include La Monte Young and many of his students, David First, Pauline Oliveros and Stuart Dempster, Alvin Lucier (Music On A Long Thin Wire), Ellen Fullman, and Arnold Dreyblatt. Shorter drones or the general concept of a continous element are often used by many other composers.
A drone differs from a pedal tone or point in degree or quality. A pedal point may be a form of nonchord tone and thus required to resolve unlike a drone, or a pedal point may simply be a shorter drone, a drone being a longer pedal point.
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Este topico ja estava morto, mas achei isto num site, é um excerto de"
Open Forum / Debate, Roskilde Festival, 01-07-05 20:30. "
Attending: Attila Csihar (Sunn O)))), Oren Ambarchi (Sunn O)))), Stephen O’Malley (Sunn O)))), Aaron Turner (Isis), Grutle Kjellson (Enslaved), Ivar Bjørnson (Enslaved). "
Ivar: A question for Mr. O’Malley. With Sunn O))) and your extreme levels of sound, do you have any particular goal or aim with this? Is there something more than just the showbiz side of things - using these extreme levels of sound?
Stephen: Yeah, absolutely. It’s to create a physical environment and move our music into a more sensory experience than just the ears and the vision. When it comes into the touch realm it causes a physiological effect that your body will remember as well. And that experience can be very different in a performing aspect because… you go to a club, you see someone on the stage – it’s theatre, basically, but you usually limit it to your interpretation intellectually through sight and your ears, but to add the body element I think I can create a more powerful reaction… I’m actually interested in evolving other senses in there but there’s not really practical ways of going into scent, you know. On stage there’s certainly that, but… ehh… evolving other interpreters to the audience creates a more involved experience. That’s primarily why we play loud. It’s not to be the loudest band, or whatever. With volume and energy… especially with low tones, it really takes a lot of energy to create the wave movement in the air and sound pressure and air pressure, too. Curdling vibes, and also in space to create other pockets of sounds that exist in the room as a result of interfering wave forms, which is another aspect of our music that is really valuable.
Quem quiser ler o resto é so ir a http://www.ideologic.org/
Open Forum / Debate, Roskilde Festival, 01-07-05 20:30. "
Attending: Attila Csihar (Sunn O)))), Oren Ambarchi (Sunn O)))), Stephen O’Malley (Sunn O)))), Aaron Turner (Isis), Grutle Kjellson (Enslaved), Ivar Bjørnson (Enslaved). "
Ivar: A question for Mr. O’Malley. With Sunn O))) and your extreme levels of sound, do you have any particular goal or aim with this? Is there something more than just the showbiz side of things - using these extreme levels of sound?
Stephen: Yeah, absolutely. It’s to create a physical environment and move our music into a more sensory experience than just the ears and the vision. When it comes into the touch realm it causes a physiological effect that your body will remember as well. And that experience can be very different in a performing aspect because… you go to a club, you see someone on the stage – it’s theatre, basically, but you usually limit it to your interpretation intellectually through sight and your ears, but to add the body element I think I can create a more powerful reaction… I’m actually interested in evolving other senses in there but there’s not really practical ways of going into scent, you know. On stage there’s certainly that, but… ehh… evolving other interpreters to the audience creates a more involved experience. That’s primarily why we play loud. It’s not to be the loudest band, or whatever. With volume and energy… especially with low tones, it really takes a lot of energy to create the wave movement in the air and sound pressure and air pressure, too. Curdling vibes, and also in space to create other pockets of sounds that exist in the room as a result of interfering wave forms, which is another aspect of our music that is really valuable.
Quem quiser ler o resto é so ir a http://www.ideologic.org/
Pleasure = Pain x 2
o maior problema é que depois de ter surgido malta a ressuscitar o que os earth faziam e penso que sunn ou khanate estarão à frente disso, aí sim começaram a surgir montes de projectos que se aproveitaram do impacto que o drone tinham e vai daí a ser uma praga foi um pequeno passo, merdas como moon d lolol foda.se nem no nome se esforçaram por ser criativos.
hoje qualquer macaco chega à net e diz epah tenho um projecto drone doom, é fácil é só agarrar num baixo e meter.lhe distorção. humpf
bom drone é fixe, khanate não gosto tanto como sunn
penso que sleep não tem nada a ver com drone
e penso que teeth of lion rules the divine é fenomenal, mas é um drone diferente é menos sufocante.
hoje qualquer macaco chega à net e diz epah tenho um projecto drone doom, é fácil é só agarrar num baixo e meter.lhe distorção. humpf
bom drone é fixe, khanate não gosto tanto como sunn
penso que sleep não tem nada a ver com drone
e penso que teeth of lion rules the divine é fenomenal, mas é um drone diferente é menos sufocante.
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Tens aqui o link para o suplemento Y do Público mas acho que tens de ser assinante, ou algo do género.
Anyway, aqui vai: http://jornal.publico.clix.pt/default.asp?sid=3450
Anyway, aqui vai: http://jornal.publico.clix.pt/default.asp?sid=3450
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Ele falou sobre o próximo álbum, o Black1, como sendo um tributo ao black metal ("Há uma explicação simples: decidi fazer algo para homebagear o 'black metal'. Não é um disco de 'bm', mas tem um lado arcaico. Tem convidados do mundo do bm. É como um regresso ao nosso material mais antigo, que era mais cru e baseado em guitarras" - Deve-se referir ao Malefic, de Xasthur, por exemplo :0).
Diz que sairá já em agosto "Capture & Release", de KHANATE, com duas faixas de 20 mins cada, e, bastane interessante, que no início não compreendia bandas como Isis, Pelican, Cult of Luna, etc, e que pensou que era música 'poseur', tendo mudado de ideia pouco após.
No artigo são ainda mencionados o 'bullhead' de Melvins, 'Earth 2' de Earth, 'Carved into Roses', de Skullflower, o 'Absolutego' de Boris, 'DOPESMOKER' de SLEEP [worship!] e 'things viral', de Khanate.
Diz que sairá já em agosto "Capture & Release", de KHANATE, com duas faixas de 20 mins cada, e, bastane interessante, que no início não compreendia bandas como Isis, Pelican, Cult of Luna, etc, e que pensou que era música 'poseur', tendo mudado de ideia pouco após.
No artigo são ainda mencionados o 'bullhead' de Melvins, 'Earth 2' de Earth, 'Carved into Roses', de Skullflower, o 'Absolutego' de Boris, 'DOPESMOKER' de SLEEP [worship!] e 'things viral', de Khanate.
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