#signification — Public Fediverse posts
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La Porte
Raymond Devos joue avec les mots pour nous ouvrir de nouvelles perspective, au seuil de la conscience.
La Porte – Raymond Devos – Olympia 1994
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InhPwZtt4I8
#aide #attention #être #barrure #charnière #conscience #emportement #emporter #fermer #fermeture #France #gain #humoriste #humour #mots #ouverture #paroles #passage #passant #perspective #portable #porte #RaymondDevos #rue #Sens #seuil #signification #Vivre -
Out of notes: Signification, interpretation, and the problem of Miles Davis
A flurry of posthumous tributes to Miles Davis almost managed to conceal the fact that jazz critics and historians have never known how to explain the power and appeal of his playing.
Miles Davis has always been difficult to deal with critically: along with his controversial personal life, and his even more controversial decision to" go electric" around 1969, Davis has long been infamous for missing more notes than any other major trumpet player. While nearly everyone acknowledges his historical importance as a bandleader and a musical innovator, and for decades, large audiences flocked to his concerts, critics have always been made uncomfortable by his" mistakes," the cracked and missed notes common in his performances."
The problem of Miles Davis" is the problem Davis pre-sents to both critics and historians: How are we to account for such glaring defects in the performances of someone who is indisputably one of the most important musicians in the history of jazz? Often, critics simply ignore the mistakes.https://www.jstor.org/stable/742559
#jazz #milesdavis #critics #music #interpretation #mistakes #signification
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Out of notes: Signification, interpretation, and the problem of Miles Davis
A flurry of posthumous tributes to Miles Davis almost managed to conceal the fact that jazz critics and historians have never known how to explain the power and appeal of his playing.
Miles Davis has always been difficult to deal with critically: along with his controversial personal life, and his even more controversial decision to" go electric" around 1969, Davis has long been infamous for missing more notes than any other major trumpet player. While nearly everyone acknowledges his historical importance as a bandleader and a musical innovator, and for decades, large audiences flocked to his concerts, critics have always been made uncomfortable by his" mistakes," the cracked and missed notes common in his performances."
The problem of Miles Davis" is the problem Davis pre-sents to both critics and historians: How are we to account for such glaring defects in the performances of someone who is indisputably one of the most important musicians in the history of jazz? Often, critics simply ignore the mistakes.https://www.jstor.org/stable/742559
#jazz #milesdavis #critics #music #interpretation #mistakes #signification