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"EVERY NUMBER COUNTS" (PART 1 OF 21) = Today, the number (4) = 4/4 time is the most common rhythm used in music. It stands for 4 beats to the bar. Counting to 4 is a common method for bands and orchestra's starting a piece of music together.
Many groups of the 60s and 70s chose a name containing the figure "4" in it as well : The Four Tops, The Four Aces, The Fab Four (= the Beatles) etc.....
Next number that counts = ) 5 ( Cfr Next post on this channel
STELVIO CIPRIANI
Was an Italian composer, arranger and conductor who worked together with many other European and Italian filmmakers and soundtrack specialists.
SUZY'S THEME
The magnificent piece of miusic written by Maurice Jarre, who alsogave us (among many others) "Lawrence of Arabia"
Jean Michel Jarre is the top modern instumentalist that realluy honours his father making quite original and mood creative songs.
MHO
This one for some reason "didn't go through the "customs office" so it seems, but, as we re-listened to the sparkling arrangement we couldn"t "leave this one out" ;-)
A nice little extra here is the quiz you can play (alone or with friends ;-) in trying to add names to all these "movie greats" of the Golden Age of Cinema....
"EVERY NUMBER COUNTS" (PART 1 OF 21) = Today, the number (4) = 4/4 time is the most common rhythm used in music. It stands for 4 beats to the bar. Counting to 4 is a common method for bands and orchestra's starting a piece of music together.
Many groups of the 60s and 70s chose a name containing the figure "4" in it as well : The Four Tops, The Four Aces, The Fab Four (= the Beatles) etc.....
Next number that counts = ) 5 ( Cfr Next post on this channel
STELVIO CIPRIANI
Was an Italian composer, arranger and conductor who worked together with many other European and Italian filmmakers and soundtrack specialists.
SUZY'S THEME
The magnificent piece of miusic written by Maurice Jarre, who alsogave us (among many others) "Lawrence of Arabia"
Jean Michel Jarre is the top modern instumentalist that realluy honours his father making quite original and mood creative songs.
MHO
This one for some reason "didn't go through the "customs office" so it seems, but, as we re-listened to the sparkling arrangement we couldn"t "leave this one out" ;-)
A nice little extra here is the quiz you can play (alone or with friends ;-) in trying to add names to all these "movie greats" of the Golden Age of Cinema....
