► Psychotic Girl by The Black Keys | Favorites | Superboo | 8tracks Rone And Filip Piskorzynski Continue The Story Of A Floating Woman In Their New Music Video Ever since his 2009 album Spanish Breakfast, Parisian musician Rone has taken the French dance music scene by storm, earning nods from artists like Laurent Garnier, Pantha du Prince, and Sasha. Rone’s music stands apart from standard club music fare thanks to his affinity for syncopated rhythms that take the four-to-the-floor format and build on it thoughtfully, ending up with a product that is as effective and engaging on a pair of headphones as it is on a packed dance floor. On his new album Tohu Bohu, out this November on InFiné, Rone furthers the sound he established with Spanish Breakfast with a new, restless vibe found. As Rone puts it, “Tohu Bohu is a representation of my own chaos, which I have harnessed, worked my way through, and committed to record.” We spoke to Rone and Piskorzynski to find out more about “Parade.” The Creators Project: Can you tell us about the creation of the video? Can you tell us a bit more about shooting the video? @CreatorsProject
15 Most Influential Jazz Artists As one of the most well respected American art forms, jazz has shaped the music industry spawning both the careers of various musical geniuses, and an abundance of elemental new music genres. Jazz was developed in the late 19th century and early 20th century as American and European classical music was mixed with African and slave folk songs. These songs were played to a syncopated rhythm, and from this emerged ragtime, then Dixieland and subsequently Big Band, what many consider to be the beginning of modern jazz. There is obvious West African influence, visible in terms of how the music is written and played; swing rhythm, polyrhythm, improvisation and syncopation are all prominent examples which are almost exclusively characteristics of jazz music. [youtube= Art Tatum was a jazz pianist and virtuoso who was nearly blind. [youtube= [youtube= [youtube= Listverse Staff
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Radio - Listen to Free Internet Radio, Find New Music Christmas Songs - Playlists, Lyrics, & International Christmas Music Irish Songs & Lyrics 10 Operas You Must See in Your Lifetime | Discover.Luxury There are dozens of Operas played across the world on any given day. However, there are some Operas that are worth seeing more than others. This is our list of Operas you must see in your lifetime. Don Giovonni – A fiction between a libertine and seducer.The Magic Flute– Half fairy tale and half comedy.Le nozze di Figaro– A comedy that highlights the genius of Mozart.Carmen– All about a hero, soldier, and a gypsy seductress.Tosca– Also known as one of the most lethal Operas to date.La traviata– Based on the 1852 play by Alexandre Dumas fils.La boheme – About the love and loss of Giacomo Pucccini!Rigoletto– Verdi reached a new level in his career with this Opera.L’Orfeo– 3 makes a party with Orpheus, Euridice, and Charon.Serse– Let’s just stay that Handel is the star of the show in this one. What makes these Operas so special? There is so much rich history behind Opera shows as most were written long ago.
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