Post by jonsey1 on Oct 26, 2018 20:32:14 GMT -5
I have no idea wheregoing with this....but its keeping me up tonight.
Anyone wanna join in exploration?
0) read it a "second"(time?)for good MEASURE
1) music theme : time theme
2) general awkwardness of text at points as if it had to be forced
3) that pesky ratio on the lens
4) "bar" (harbor? Or Bar of music)
5) poetry written in feet/40 paces(?)
6) key signature / key of C/sea/see?
7) "Score" that key
Could we possibly have to "reread" a second time...only using words that hit a beat or correct timing?
(Stolen from the web somewhere I forgot)
A measure is the section of a ​musical staff that comes between two barlines. Each measure satisfies the specified time signature of the staff. For example, a song written in 4/4 time will hold four quarter note beats per measure. A song written in 3/4 time will hold three quarter note beats in each measure. A measure can also be referred to as a "bar," or sometimes in written directives in common musical languages as the Italian misura, the French mesure or the German Takt.
Anyone wanna join in exploration?
0) read it a "second"(time?)for good MEASURE
1) music theme : time theme
2) general awkwardness of text at points as if it had to be forced
3) that pesky ratio on the lens
4) "bar" (harbor? Or Bar of music)
5) poetry written in feet/40 paces(?)
6) key signature / key of C/sea/see?
7) "Score" that key
Could we possibly have to "reread" a second time...only using words that hit a beat or correct timing?
(Stolen from the web somewhere I forgot)
A measure is the section of a ​musical staff that comes between two barlines. Each measure satisfies the specified time signature of the staff. For example, a song written in 4/4 time will hold four quarter note beats per measure. A song written in 3/4 time will hold three quarter note beats in each measure. A measure can also be referred to as a "bar," or sometimes in written directives in common musical languages as the Italian misura, the French mesure or the German Takt.
