"She will never learn the most necessary, most difficult and principal thing in music, that is time, because from childhood she has designedly cultivated the habit of ignoring the beat." Letter to Leopold Mozart (24 October 1777)
To me this song has a feeling of deep bittersweetness – an America hiraeth.
What do you think the Eagles are trying to express?
Does harmonic tempo carry emotions by *nature*?
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/Jackson Jefferson, aka,
Matherton’s stepfather/
3:05 AM 5/14/18.
This was not surprising to hear on the day that the speed usually indicates: true bittersweetness. A sweet day that leaves a bitter aftertaste as time is a bastard. When we say goodbye to the ones we love on holidays no one ever knows when to say goodbye.
My brother asked me about the speed of this one yesterday.
This was not surprising to hear on the day that the speed usually indicates: true bittersweetness. A sweet day that leaves a bitter aftertaste as time is a bastard. When we say goodbye to the ones we love on holidays no one ever knows when to say goodbye.
The speed of Never A Time by Genesis appears to have two speeds.
As originally released, the speed was 77.000 beats per minute. As released on their digital; “Remaster” of the album ‘The Way We Walk’ The speed is 77.25 beats per minute.
777 milliseconds per quarter note
The charts here reflect the “remastered” version.
matherton and spiron
november 24, 2017
median speed 
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