Every Noise at Once

Post by genreaday » Sat, Aug 03, 2019, 8:45 AM UTC

rpmisms wrote: post #14

The bottom of the page is a little weird. "Byzantine" is not Russian Liturgical Music. This is Byzantine Chant: https://youtu.be/Bs--5yMg1g0 Also, Georgian Polyphony did not involve strings as a general rule. There were regional exceptions, but early Slavic polyphony was generally a capella. Here's a good example of Gerogian polyphony: https://v-s.mobi/elia-lrdei-princeton-georgian-choirs-fall-2... Sorry to nitpick,…

Post by rpmisms » Mon, Aug 05, 2019, 8:48 PM UTC

genreaday wrote: post #81

rpmisms wrote: post #14

The bottom of the page is a little weird. "Byzantine" is not Russian Liturgical Music. This is Byzantine Chant: https://youtu.be/Bs--5yMg1g0 Also, Georgian Polyphony did not involve strings as a general rule. There were regional exceptions, but early Slavic polyphony was generally a capella. Here's a good example of Gerogian polyphony: https://v-s.mobi/elia-lrdei-princeton-georgian-choirs-fall-2... Sorry to nitpick,…

Fixed Byzantine. Will look into Georgian Polyphony later. Thanks for the feedback, and indeed, happy listening! https://twitter.com/GenreADay/status/1110510786277982208?s=2...