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Looney4Clooney
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Jan-05-2013 03:17
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derail
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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
the focus and skill in classical music was elsewhere. In dance, the only thing you are adding to the musical canon is production. |
In which genres are artists still able to add melodies to the musical canon? Or is it a case of "every melody has been made, don't use melodies"? For someone who wants to compose melodies, which genre is acceptable to work in?
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Jan-05-2013 08:42
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derail
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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
Are you really asking for permission ? Dude what ever the fuck you want to do.
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No, not asking for permission. Just pointing out that your "the only thing about dance music is production" opinion is just that - an opinion. If that opinion works for you, great, but many people don't share it.
But as you say, you're welcome to your opinion!
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Jan-05-2013 09:32
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derail
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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
I also never said melody doesn't count. I said that what is changing in music is not melody related. Good art is new art and what is new in music is production. I never said it wasn't possible, but you aren't going to do it using western tonality. |
Okay, fine. I guess I'm trying to understand why you're singling out EDM - following your logic, what is any genre these days "adding to the musical canon" besides "production"?
In any case, my point is that whether or not the only thing being added is production, a lot of listeners don't care about it. For me, if a song doesn't have a strong melody, it can be as original and creative as it wants, production-wise, and it's not going to mean a thing. On the other hand, if it's just a guy with an acoustic guitar, same "production" as has been heard a billion times, but playing a great melody - yeah, I'd much rather spend my time listening to that.
And that's fine - we all like what we like. Some people like certain sports, some people like certain foods, some people like new production techniques. Each to their own.
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Jan-05-2013 13:10
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