Schubert Dubbed

Golo hated Schubert's music, Gívan gave up on the trumpet teacher forcing in a Schubert piece. Listening to Die Schöne Mullerin and Die Winterreise we were arriving at Der Leiermann. We were listening to this fantastic interpretation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pze4NxCOjg0

After some initial uneasiness giving up our former resentments we agreed to work on this composition for a little while. Minimal, a combination of perfect fifths and fourths, separate piano and singer themes, hmmm...

One idea is to split the composition in:

1] E+A bass chords

2] the piano solo theme

3] and the singer's theme

Funny enough, somehow within in an evening our attitude towards Schubert had changed (at least about that piece haha!).

The PN#0 version

It's just a beginning. More to follow later, differently, but what I tried is to play the E+A sounds on several instruments that are around like an old piano, an old tuba, an old baskřidlovka, my family's Saint-Hubert hunting horn, an old harmonium, all in their own state of tuning. Finally asked my 10-year old son to play the chords on his old akordeon. Took the piano sounds' variable length as a rhythm, chopped up and adjusted the rest, and mixed it down in Reaper with IEM's ambisonic plugins. Like I said before it's just a beginning and want other people to come in and play (something better) on top of the basic structure...

schudubpn_0.mp3