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Basically one can play all the String instruments (including the plucked string ones like Guitar, Mandolin, etc) with a Violin Bow. So why are contemporary Composers not using Guitars in the Moonlight Sonata :blobcatgoogly:

What's the story of you coming to Fediverse? How did everyone ended here?

@mur2501 Well, I woke up one day and suddenly I was here!

I'm kidding off course. A couple of years ago I was searching for and trying out several kinds of Social Media, especialy the kind where my privacy wouldn't be raped like on Failbook. I tried Diaspora and other stuff, but Mastodon and MeWe suited me best. I added Matrix/Element later.

This playlist from Philharmonic Orchestra brilliantly talks about each and every instrument which is part of the orchestra. :ablobcatneon:
A very very good series for people who wanna learn about music and musical instruments :ablobcatrave:

Youtube Link: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqR

Invidious Link: invidious.snopyta.org/playlist

@kranfahrer
I wonder they don't follow the safety guidelines of an aircraft manufacturer in extractor bonnet factory :blobcatgiggle:

@kranfahrer
There are switches which turn themselves off on zero current :ablobcatbongo:

@h_tejas
The new twitter is also gonna be the same, most gonna go back to twitter. Very few gonna stay here forever

@mur2501
Some 4 years ago I literally searched for a twitter alternative with a higher character count limit. 😋

Ended up on mastodon.social with 500 characters. I liked it.

Then I saw mastodon.host with 2000 characters. I liked it more and moved to there. Then I managed to convince its admin to bump it up to 4000 characters. Woo, like like like!

Then mastodon.host crashed hardcore and was not recoverable and I moved on to Qoto with 65k characters. Woo, likey!

Not that I ever need to type in that many characters, but to make a toot without worrying any bit about character count is very relaxing!

@DinkaChica
Like other modern composures, I use synthesizers not actual physical instruments.
but yes I have composed for all the instruments in it

This is an antique Weston voltmeter that I accidentally* bought at auction from a telephone museum that was closing down a few years ago. (I also got some cool historical transatlantic cable segments!)

It draws a surprising amount of current for a voltmeter, so the circuit that's controlling uses far more power than I was anticipating.

*ok, it wasn't _really_ an accident! I certainly wasn't complaining...

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@DinkaChica
I also like alot of old Hindi songs like this
youtube.com/watch?v=DUStnBNaH7

I really love the melody played with the Veena in this one

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