Rachel S. Heslin

So how does recreating a symphonic piece on a Casio make it more "child-friendly"?

Don't get me wrong: I have nothing against electronic music categorically. After all, I grew up listening to Walter/Wendy Carlos' interpretations of the Brandenburg Concertos. But some of these tinny jangles pretending to be classical music truly are abominations.

Yeah, got a new pedometer (was able to open the other but couldn't figure out where the spring was supposed to go; I checked this one carefully before putting it on.) After a day of housework, it read 3510. I'm trying to increase that to 5000/day by this time next week.

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2005-03-21 7:18 PM Music for babies Previous Entry :: Next Entry Mood: annoyed Read/Post Comments (8) Share on Facebook	So how does recreating a symphonic piece on a Casio make it more "child-friendly"? Don't get me wrong: I have nothing against electronic music categorically. After all, I grew up listening to Walter/Wendy Carlos' interpretations of the Brandenburg Concertos. But some of these tinny jangles pretending to be classical music truly are abominations. Yeah, got a new pedometer (was able to open the other but couldn't figure out where the spring was supposed to go; I checked this one carefully before putting it on.) After a day of housework, it read 3510. I'm trying to increase that to 5000/day by this time next week. Read/Post Comments (8) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top
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