Music over the 'Autism' theme

[autism-and-autotune]

You know me; obsessed with counterpoint! I came up with this theme on day in church. 'Solfege' is how we refer to the names of notes, and its history is long and complex and not very well known to me. Granted, I sort of fudge the rules by using 'a' and 'ut' but the principle still stands *shrugs*.

Here's the full piece, if anyone is curious to hear it! I'd considered calling it 'the diagnosis' but golly that would've been too much info...

 

[Jumpinbare]

I like it. Not somesomething

 

[autism-and-autotune]

I like it. Not somesomething

somesomething?

 

[Jumpinbare]

I like it. Not somesomething

I like it. Not something I would play in the car, because it's relaxing and that would be a bad idea for me while driving. But in relax with, it's soothing. I've never been good with "themes" in music. I remember field trips to the local symphony orchestra and being told a piece of music depicted some specific thing like leaves falling in autumn or what have you. I would listen to the music expecting somehow to be reminded of falling leaves, only to be disappointed and then annoyed that they had said something so absurd. I enjoy music, and sometimes images do come to me while listening, but nothing remotely like I'm told the music is supposed to evoke

 

[Jumpinbare]

First try I fat fingered the phone and it wouldn't let me delete.

 

[autism-and-autotune]

I like it. Not something I would play in the car, because it's relaxing and that would be a bad idea for me while driving. But in relax with, it's soothing. I've never been good with "themes" in music. I remember field trips to the local symphony orchestra and being told a piece of music depicted some specific thing like leaves falling in autumn or what have you. I would listen to the music expecting somehow to be reminded of falling leaves, only to be disappointed and then annoyed that they had said something so absurd. I enjoy music, and sometimes images do come to me while listening, but nothing remotely like I'm told the music is supposed to evoke

Ah, thanks! I understand and relate to your experiences with the symphony music; I often have the same thoughts as well. One of the only exceptions is Vivaldi's Four Seasons concerti--also Baroque music, which I think is more fitting and accurate when it comes to depicting things. I'm glad you enjoyed what I wrote--thanks for listening, too!