December 16, 200619 yr Do you ever get deja vu when listening to a piece of music? I get them all the time when I listen to Mozart sonatas.
December 17, 200619 yr I actually used to get deja vu listening to Beethoven's 3rd piano concerto, but not really anymore. Hard to explain.
December 17, 200619 yr Yes, this is very much true for Mozart. It's perhaps natural for someone who had to write a bit too many things.
December 17, 200619 yr Haha, before I knew much about Prokofiev, I'd hear the famous "March" from Love for Three Oranges in his other pieces and get really confused. Then it happened again while listening to Love For Three Oranges shortly after Star Wars. The similarities are so uncanny, one can only think John Williams had a special fondness for Prokofiev :whistling:
December 18, 200619 yr Do you ever get deja vu when listening to a piece of music? I get them all the time when I listen to Mozart sonatas. I believe it's intended. Mozart was a master at making musical connections that sometimes aren't easily identified. "It fits", but sometimes the reason why is ellusive. That's part of the genius. And I love it.
December 19, 200619 yr When i'm trying to figure a melody, and actually get one, it develops into dejavu :toothygrin: I think we all know what I mean.
December 19, 200619 yr When i'm trying to figure a melody, and actually get one, it develops into dejavu :toothygrin: I think we all know what I mean. Yes. Then I tend to discard it.:(
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