This is a masterpiece! such a beautiful immersive experience; like being on a rainy day inside a dark deep forest. Continue doing excellent music like this, please. Greetings from Mexico
The understanding that your inner ballance and your pure understanding of your surroundings let a musicians creativity bloom. it so dearly shows perfectly in this video. ありがとうRyuichi San.!
gracias, está claro que esta "situación actual", está llevada a cabo mediante modulación de frecuencias, usando el 5G, los starlink, el óxido de grafeno que contienen tanto las vacunas como una infinidad de productos de consumo diarios y que se estructura dentro del cuerpo y hace de repetidor... etc... gracias por el dato de verdad; es valioso
always loved the ryuichi sakamoto + alva noto duo's work. seeing them using their instruments so masterfully to create the kind of sound they're known for makes it all the more ethereal. :)
Thanks for making our lives more beautiful! The Glass House is wonderful! Great artists never stop, they always are looking for the perfect sound! Stay home! Be safe!
When Mr. Sakomoto starts drawing and tapping on the glass with that microphone, I just surrendered completely. This man is so far ahead of pitches, scales, chords, harmony, modes etc. that is just makes me dizzy. Full circle return to child-like playing (the end of structure and analysis)
Tank you very much for sharing, this is a great experience to close with the nature , this song with different instrument , is possible to have a camera in that moment when you make that song en filming the nature ? Tank you very much , merci beaucoup de tourner avec une caméra la nature pendant que vous créez les sons , quel sera les sons émis de la terre ? merci
Well, you don't, since it was an improvised piece. I believe they just tested a few things before to be sure they worked while recording, maybe had some sort of roadmap to know where they were going, but the heart of the piece lies with its spontaneous nature.
Sorry if I don't see what you see but for me this is 26 minutes of white noise. And by the way I usually enjoy experimental and alternative music but this is way too much
this is quite beautiful. but we refuse to watch any video or film, done on a shaky handcamera. this music is quiet, these stupid camera-moves contradict that.
This video performance was probably produced by Rhizomatiks (I forgot the exact spelling). They're a New York-based video production team that has long collaborated with Sakamoto, so the video aesthetics of it being "amateurish" and "handheld" are most likely intentional, and with the implicit approval of Sakamoto himself.