Who is the musical counterpart of Jackson Pollock?
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Jeremiah Wood
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Landon Price
oh boy
Easton Lewis
free improv
Levi Cook
Stone roses
Gabriel Harris
Joshua Walker
john cage with his aleatoric music
Landon Edwards
That Pic reminds me of this
Jacob Reed
>samefagging this hard
You need to go back
Daniel Taylor
Ornette Coleman
Chase Moore
stockhausen
philip glass
Gavin King
maybe Brötzmann or some other European free jazz artist
too structured
Cameron Jones
This is the only real correct answer.
This could be correct.
Straight up just wrong.
James Phillips
Xenakis
Aiden Morales
Again, too structured. Xenakis was literally a mathematician and architect.
James Jones
Xanakis is 100% Escher
Jonathan Hill
Thanks user this inspired me to do some research on Xenakis' life, interesting stuff.
Blake Miller
>too structured
There is structure in this painting, though. The green on the bottom and the yellow on the top with the zig-zagging of the black leading your eye from the bottom to the top, for example.
Christian Flores
death grips. Full moon literally has no time signature
Adrian Campbell
yes, but the aforementioned artists are still *too* structured to be comparable at all.
when you think of Pollock, you don't think of structure; you think of the artist being one with the moment, and how the artwork is created in the moment. Philip Glass, Xenakis and Stockhausen were all much too methodical and rigorous.
Carter Roberts
some free jazz/free improvisation stuff. something like science fiction by ornette colemanprobably
Hudson Bailey
Really is. Nice trips btw
Camden Fisher
I don't think you understand how time signatures work
Juan Sanchez
well, could u tell me the time signature to Full Moon?
Lincoln Stewart
>Philip Glass, Xenakis and Stockhausen were all much too methodical and rigorous.
Well, sure, but you're also saying free jazz is too structured.
Lucas Turner
its in 3/4
Wyatt James
>abstract expressionism
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Nathaniel Murphy
Probably Ornette Coleman's "Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation". (Also because it has a Pollock painting on the cover and its gatefold.)
John Nelson
>simple pop song forms
yeah, no
Jordan Ross
What's the musical equivalent to Picasso- a degenerate fraud that only the uneducated and deceitful pretend to like?
Josiah Cooper
said Ornette Coleman is, but was mostly just thinking of The Shape of Jazz to Come there. his later output works (as does most european free jazz, which I mentioned earlier)
Evan King
this is actually really accurate
James Martin
Most vaporwave artists
Liam Roberts
Johnny boy