Comments for http://www.mosaicland.com Bill Parsons (Mosaic) Music Words Images Mon, 09 Aug 2010 22:56:01 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Krusning by » Groove http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3701&cpage=1#comment-5335 » Groove Mon, 09 Aug 2010 22:56:01 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3701#comment-5335 [...] I loved so much in Weather Report is caught so effortlessly here by these wonderful musicians. When Jan Garbarek finally speaks the effect is pure, understated, and simply [...] [...] I loved so much in Weather Report is caught so effortlessly here by these wonderful musicians. When Jan Garbarek finally speaks the effect is pure, understated, and simply [...]

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by billpa http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5114 billpa Wed, 28 Jul 2010 02:22:01 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5114 No, four guys and an obnoxious singer, the guitarist's girlfriend. On the road. But, couple splits up. And you know what you call a guitarist without a girlfriend? Homeless. Which happens to be the name of the movie. No, four guys and an obnoxious singer, the guitarist’s girlfriend. On the road.
But, couple splits up.
And you know what you call a guitarist without a girlfriend?
Homeless.
Which happens to be the name of the movie.

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by Steve http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5110 Steve Tue, 27 Jul 2010 23:32:28 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5110 man vs nature, man vs man, and five guys in a tour van man vs nature, man vs man, and five guys in a tour van

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by billpa http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5105 billpa Tue, 27 Jul 2010 16:21:43 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5105 Have you seen the French film Bolero, with James Caan? The idea is that there are only three stories in the history of the world... Have you seen the French film Bolero, with James Caan? The idea is that there are only three stories in the history of the world…

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by Steve http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5094 Steve Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:10:07 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5094 i had a university prof who was quite enamoured of the jungian analysis which takes four basic attributes and modifies them with polarities (extrovert/introvert), and then later in life was subjected to myers-briggs analyses based on the jungian model but which approach the one you suggest – a dominant and... um... subdominant? recessive? subservient? – by combining two of the four types. but if i recall correctly you couldn't major AND a minor in the same subject, so you ended up with twelve combinations instead of sixteen. i forget which i was. i know i was mostly blue and partly red, and didn't want to help anyone build a jenga tower or a bridge out of drinking straws. what i really want someone to track down for me is the article i read about "the four types of people in the tour van," for which my band members and i could have been the case studies on which it was based. i had a university prof who was quite enamoured of the jungian analysis which takes four basic attributes and modifies them with polarities (extrovert/introvert), and then later in life was subjected to myers-briggs analyses based on the jungian model but which approach the one you suggest – a dominant and… um… subdominant? recessive? subservient? – by combining two of the four types. but if i recall correctly you couldn’t major AND a minor in the same subject, so you ended up with twelve combinations instead of sixteen. i forget which i was. i know i was mostly blue and partly red, and didn’t want to help anyone build a jenga tower or a bridge out of drinking straws.

what i really want someone to track down for me is the article i read about “the four types of people in the tour van,” for which my band members and i could have been the case studies on which it was based.

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by billpa http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5093 billpa Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:18:21 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5093 Definitely! ; ) Definitely!
; )

]]> Comment on Four Temperament Types by Nancy http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654&cpage=1#comment-5090 Nancy Mon, 26 Jul 2010 23:52:08 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?p=3654#comment-5090 I'm definitely sanguine and melancholic.... I’m definitely sanguine and melancholic….

]]> Comment on Bill Parsons by billpa http://www.mosaicland.com/?page_id=24&cpage=1#comment-5028 billpa Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:32:21 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?page_id=24#comment-5028 Thanks Mark. I am working on a French film at the moment and just wrote a tune for it that is similar but a little more straight ahead. Have you been writing? Thanks Mark. I am working on a French film at the moment and just wrote a tune for it that is similar but a little more straight ahead. Have you been writing?

]]> Comment on Bill Parsons by Mark Alcorn http://www.mosaicland.com/?page_id=24&cpage=1#comment-5024 Mark Alcorn Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:14:58 +0000 http://www.mosaicland.com/?page_id=24#comment-5024 Cool... I love 6/8. Very "modal". Nice subtle swing feel. Great piece Bill! Cool…
I love 6/8.
Very “modal”.
Nice subtle swing feel.
Great piece Bill!

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