Moondog - Bird's Lament and Symhonique #3 (Ode To Venus)
Moondog, Louis Thomas Hardin (1916-1999) was the nickname of an American lyricist, composer, poet and street performer. He was blinded in a farm accident when he was sixteen. From 1940 to late 1974, he was a street musician and as a poet, lived in New York City. The "Avenue of the Viking 16" 6 Avenue and 53rd Street because he was also known as part of a remedy, and a tin helmet he was wearing clothes according to the Norse God Thor wore himself out. He took the name Moondog sometime in 1940.
Moondog, an eccentric, an understatement that was. But he was a serious musician. He is basically self-taught, and a wide-open style that the street sounds, jazz, classical and Blues, composed of the effects shown. Leonard Bernstein, Arturo Toscanini, Benny gudamyana and Charlie knew he was the man at all.
His search for a new term, the instrument, the most famous being Trimba, an instrument invented rap. His friend Charlie 'Bird' man, distraught over the death of well-known saxophonist, Moondog bird's lament it. Usually played by the saxophones and percussion pieces, but it has been played many other instruments, co-ordination.
Symhonique # 3 (ode to Venus), string and wind ensemble for the meeting. It is very easy to start, and the organic layer on layer of timbers and textures until it reaches a climax and oddments. Moondog and the music is simple, but simplicity can be deceiving. Hard to pigeon hole his music, I personally, find it very enjoyable.
Moondog, an eccentric, an understatement that was. But he was a serious musician. He is basically self-taught, and a wide-open style that the street sounds, jazz, classical and Blues, composed of the effects shown. Leonard Bernstein, Arturo Toscanini, Benny gudamyana and Charlie knew he was the man at all.
Moondog's Bird's Lament:
Symhonique # 3 (ode to Venus), string and wind ensemble for the meeting. It is very easy to start, and the organic layer on layer of timbers and textures until it reaches a climax and oddments. Moondog and the music is simple, but simplicity can be deceiving. Hard to pigeon hole his music, I personally, find it very enjoyable.
Symhonique #3 (Ode To Venus) by Moondog: