The fugue creeps out from the slow movement and takes the form of a dance, building in a slow, restrained crescendo. The slow movement is in the nature of a recitative - a continuous line of melody. The sonata proceeds in a medley of slow movement and fugue. The scherzo is playfully centered on two lumbering folk songs, "Our cat had kittens" and "I'm a slob and you're a slob", perhaps taking a leaf from the Quodlibet in Bach's Goldberg Variations, which elevated drinking songs to the high art of polyphony. The first movement is gentle and mellifluous. It is written in three or four movements, depending on who is analysing it. It is the penultimate of Beethoven's 32 sonatas, completed in 1821. It is a delightful work and will be a joy to hear.īeethoven's piano sonata opus 110 is the most substantial work on the program.
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It is the fourth of a series known as the Munich sonatas, or the 'difficult sonatas' and is the only of Mozart's sonatas to begin with a slow movement. So, what's next? I don't want to end such an awesome year on such a sad note, so everyone can expect a big year-end, winter holidays celebration with SpermRider, who will return one last time to impregnate the moon! This is gonna be fast, furious, and absolutely retarded so I do believe there will be much rejoicing.Īlso, not to be a whore, but I've decked out my store with a bunch of brand new stuff! There are more detailed shirts now, below is a close up of one of them (based off of VoyageWaffle).Mozart's Sonata K282 is an early work, written in 1775 when the composer was 19. Anyways, you can find the Closing Hour on my site, my profile, or just by following these links: Animation didn't start until September, but it's a good feeling seeing it all come together, even if it is ungodly depressing. It's certainly interesting, for me anyways, looking back on that project, as it was very nearly a year ago I thought it up and started laying it out. You can go to my site and watch it as a whole if you like. I regret having to split it, but you guys know the drill. Well! The Closing Hour is finally out, all 7 minutes and 42 seconds of it. Unwillingly our anti-hero and his newly discovered llama friend will uncover a massive conspiracy to overthrow humanity as we know it. Sezja- (miniseries) An overwhelming evil has fallen over England, and humanities only hope lies in a psychotic cricket player who has just been exiled from the kingdom due to cricket related violence. Advent of Sock- Sock opens a portal to hell and begins flooding the real world with demons and otherworldly monsters. SuperVillain IV- With SuperVillain's sanity in question, the Pope launches a crusade against him. A new Mike Mangione music video- A suburban knight abandons his family to battle with dinosaurs, werewolves, and an evil wizard who has stolen his car radio.
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Next year promises to be full of new cartoons! What to expect:
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I'd like to thank all my awesome fans who supported me through the year, plus Tom Fulp and NewGrounds for promoting me so much! So that's it for 2007! I've wrapped up the year on a positive note with my new short, "SpermRider - Quest for the Sky Egg," which is a christmasy tale of destiny, revenge, and wanton destruction. It's a big ~six minute beast of a music video and is full of excitementism. What's next? Well very probably a SuperVillain themed EP with all your favoriteĪnyways, stick around cause I'll have a brand new toon in the next few weeks.
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Track listing/What song is from what movie reference:ĥ Swamp Song (as heard in "Dawn of Sock")ĩ Oregon (as heard in "Valentine's Day 2008") Now everyone should go buy itĪnd stop bugging me about where they can find it. Work is finally available in solid, CD format.
The very talented band who gave me amazing soundtracks to most of my animated Well, not only did I just get a new cartoon out ( /425301) but I have some very exciting news! This year has been a year full of confused internet goers desperately pleading for one thing.
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