Not only have I never heard that song, I've never heard
OF that song.
(or whomever "iamjojo" is sorry)
Not a surprise. I came across her two years ago during the craze of "Old Town Road" and the numerous derivative works spawned from it. One of which is Conor Maynard's Sing Off. The following is not live and acted out but it does not detract from the compositional skills. The showcase can work both alone and with a backing track, with proof of the latter from 5:16 to the end of the video.
Which, btw, I remember posting in that previous thread about music that impressed people nearly instantaneously. Me being the OP...of course means that she was mentioned in the first post. So, are you getting little senile?
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Here's a piano "run" written down by the Maestro Mozart.
It has gnawed at my mind for years that Mozart improvised many of his cadenzas for his piano concertos and thus left no written copy of his improvisations for many of his works, including the 20th piano concerto--people usually hear Beethoven's take to fill in that musical gap. So I've always wanted a musician who could "cook notes". So I'm just looking at Youtube vids related to the Old Town Road craze because I was swept up in it a bit...and hearing the above moment put the time of listening to 86 Beethoven Cds to good use, although I wouldn't listen to Beethoven up until earlier this year...because she started a new blaze in my Mozart appreciation....