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Title: Stravinski influence on OMP melting cello part? Post by: buddhahat on September 19, 2011, 07:24:29 AM Could this be the inspiration for the melting stings part in Old Master Painter, and the ending to the 'new' Heroes mix?
Go to 2.20. As far as I can tell this descending note marks the end of the 'Presto' section and a sort of transition into the next part. It's certainly similar to what Brian was doing but coiincidence, or was he a Stravinski fan? http://youtu.be/XTuXQdByBNA (http://youtu.be/XTuXQdByBNA) Title: Re: Stravinski influence on OMP melting cello part? Post by: monicker on September 19, 2011, 08:39:33 AM Funny, i always hear a Song of the Nightingale influence in Disney. And there's a Disney influence on Song Cycle. I don't think a descending glissando is that uncommon that it would give one reason to believe that the ending of OMP might come directly from Song of the Nightingale. Actually, Brian did a much more similar thing with the trombones on Here Today.
Title: Re: Stravinski influence on OMP melting cello part? Post by: buddhahat on September 19, 2011, 08:43:00 AM Cool. I'm not a classical buff so am not familiar with this type of glissandro effect outside of smile!
Title: Re: Stravinski influence on OMP melting cello part? Post by: 37!ws on September 23, 2011, 08:36:14 PM FWIW, I like that there's a "shaded dog" in the picture...
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