Originally Posted By: dcuny
      La la la la la la la la

That's exactly the same sad state as the lyrics of the current song I'm working on. cry

I wish Emvoice gave you a choice of default syllables, or let you set one yourself. It would be fun to have a piece that went "bork, bork, bork!"

Originally Posted By: dcuny
Came for the Schönberg, stayed for the horns.

Yay, it worked! Psychologically, at least.

Originally Posted By: dcuny
Disappointingly less cacophonous at the end than advertised. wink

Not to worry, I can fix that. =8^)

Originally Posted By: dcuny
More musical than the description led me to believe! laugh

I am finding, more and more, that intellectually interesting, abstract musical ideas can yield dandy, listenable music if you anchor them to emotionally accessible existing material. In this case, I'm anchoring 100-year-old atonal piano music to a collection of hopelessly tonal recordings and forcing them to work out a compromise. It's very dialectical! And I kid but I be serious.

Thanks for listening, and best of luck with the lalas.

Mark

"The present day composer refuses to die!" – Edgard Varese