Nov. 2 & 3 exotica shows - Mr. Ho's Orchestrotica - Tiki Music

TM tiki mick Tiki Socialite SOCAL Joined: May 12, 2004 Posts: 4105	TM tiki mick Posted posted on Mon, Oct 1, 2012 12:45 PM Ha ha! I knew it! :) good man! (I have my own exotica girl at home...) You must have a lot of classical training? So do I! (bassist...orange county symphony) It's evident in your music. This is something the tiki scene needs more of! I often tell people I really feel the roots of exotica can be found in classical music...from Rimsky-Korsakov "sheherazade" to Debussy "prelude to an afternoon of a faun" and even some of the beautiful pieces by bernstein "on the waterfront" to the psuedo crime-jazz of Copland " "music for a great city" "Connotations" and "inscape", the symphonies of Malcolm Arnold, William grant Still, etc also have some moments that feel like "exotica"...man, it's all there! Glad to see you doing what you do! [ Edited by: lucas vigor 2012-10-01 12:53 ]

Ha ha! I knew it! :)

good man!

(I have my own exotica girl at home...)

You must have a lot of classical training? So do I! (bassist...orange county symphony)

It's evident in your music. This is something the tiki scene needs more of!

I often tell people I really feel the roots of exotica can be found in classical music...from Rimsky-Korsakov "sheherazade" to Debussy "prelude to an afternoon of a faun" and even some of the beautiful pieces by bernstein "on the waterfront" to the psuedo crime-jazz of Copland " "music for a great city" "Connotations" and "inscape", the symphonies of Malcolm Arnold, William grant Still, etc also have some moments that feel like "exotica"...man, it's all there! Glad to see you doing what you do!

[ Edited by: lucas vigor 2012-10-01 12:53 ]

Post #654026 by tiki mick on Mon, Oct 1, 2012 12:45 PM