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[Verse]Paul JohnsonDJ FunkDJ SneakDJ RushWax MasterHyperactiveJammin GeraldBrian WilsonGeorge ClintonLil LouisAshley BeedleNeil LandstrummKenny DopeDJ HellLouie VegaK-AlexiDr. Dre is in the house, yeahArmando in the houseGemini is in the houseJeff Mills is in the houseDJ DeeonDJ MiltonDJ SlugoDJs on the lowGreen VelvetJoey BeltramDJ ESPRoy DavisBoo WilliamsDJ TonkaDJ SkullDJ PierreMike Dearborn in the house, yeahTodd Edwards in the houseRomanthony in the houseCVO in the houseLuke SlaterDerrick CarterRobert HoodParris MitchellDave Clarke is in the houseVan Helden in the houseArmani in the houseSurgeon is in the house, yeah
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TEACHERS tracklist: Paul Johnson v. Jammin Gerald - CK's 'Partyin' with Paul' edit DJ Deeon 'Freak Mode II' intro DJ Deeon 'House-o-Matic' DJ Milton v. Thomas Bangalter 'Bang-o-Matics' CK edit Robert Armani v. Thomas Bangalter 'CK's Rollin' Up edit' Thomas Bangalter 'Spinal Beats' Cajmere / Dajae 'Brighter Days (Underground Goodies mix)' Paul Johnson 'Y'All Stole Them Dances' Gemini 'Le Fusion / Don't Stop' Paul Johnson / Robert Armani / Louis Bell/ Rick Garcia 'Mix It (CK's Baddest DJ edit)' DJ Deeon 'Freaks / Do-U-C' DJ Deeon 'In The House!' Robert Armani 'Ambulance' Gant-Man 'Gon' Bang Da Box' Thomas Bangalter v. George Kranz 'CK's Spinal Skranz edit' DJ Funk 'Work It!' Parris Mitchell Project feat. Waxmaster 'Ghetto Shout Out!' Daft Punk v. Waxmaster Teach that Body (CK's Chi-town edit)' DJ Slugo 'DJs on the Low'
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```sql FROM ZITGIST.MO.url as artist_url FROM ZITGIST.MO.artist as artist_artist FROM ZITGIST.MO.track as artist_track FROM ZITGIST.MO.album as artist_album
FROM ZITGIST.MO.album as artist_album_creatorOf where (^{artist_album_creatorOf.}^.artist = ^{artist.}^.id) FROM ZITGIST.MO.track as artist_track_creatorOf where (^{artist_track_creatorOf.}^.artist = ^{artist.}^.id)
FROM ZITGIST.MO.artistalias as artistalias text literal name where (^{artist.}^.id = ^{artistalias.}^."ref") FROM ZITGIST.MO.l_artist_url as l_artist_url where (^{artist.}^.id = ^{l_artist_url.}^.link0) where (^{artist_url.}^.id = ^{l_artist_url.}^.link1)
FROM ZITGIST.MO.l_artist_artist as l_artist_artist where (^{artist.}^.id = ^{l_artist_artist.}^.link0) where (^{artist_artist.}^.id = ^{l_artist_artist.}^.link1)
FROM ZITGIST.MO.l_artist_track as l_artist_track where (^{artist.}^.id = ^{l_artist_track.}^.link0) where (^{artist_track.}^.id = ^{l_artist_track.}^.link1) FROM ZITGIST.MO.l_album_artist as l_album_artist where (^{artist.}^.id = ^{l_album_artist.}^.link1) where (^{artist_album.}^.id = ^{l_album_artist.}^.link0)
{ create virtrdf:MBZ as graph iri ("http://musicbrainz.org/") option (exclusive) {
# Track Composition Event mbz:composition_iri (track.gid) a mo:Composition as mbz:track_is_composition; dc:title track.name as mbz:title_of_track; mo:composer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist_creator.gid) as mbz:creator_composer_of_track; mo:composer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track2) as mbz:composer14_of_track; mo:producesWork mbz:musicalwork_iri (track.gid) as mbz:track_producesWork. # Track Musical Work mbz:musicalwork_iri (track.gid) a mo:MusicalWork as mbz:track_is_mw; dc:title track.name as mbz:name_of_mw; mo:productOfComposition mbz:composition_iri(track.gid) as mbz:mw_is_productOfComposition_of; mo:usedInPerformance mbz:performance_iri(track.gid) as mbz:mw_usedInPerformance. # Track Performance Event mbz:performance_iri (track.gid) a mo:Performance; dc:title track.name; mo:performer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist_creator.gid); mo:performer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:conductor mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:usesWork mbz:musicalwork_iri (track.gid); mo:producesSound mbz:sound_iri (track.gid); mo:recordedAs mbz:signal_iri(track.gid). # Track Sound mbz:sound_iri (track.gid) a mo:Sound; dc:title track.name; mo:productOfPerformance mbz:performance_iri (track.gid); mo:usedInRecording mbz:recording_iri (track.gid). # Track Recording Event mbz:recording_iri (track.gid) a mo:Recording; dc:title track.name; mo:recordsSound mbz:sound_iri (track.gid); mo:producesSignal mbz:signal_iri (track.gid). # Track Signal (Musical Expression) mbz:signal_iri (track.gid) a mo:Signal; dc:title track.name; mo:remixer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:sampler mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:djmixed mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 40) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:djmix_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 13) option (using l_track_track); mo:remix_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 6) option (using l_track_track); mo:remix_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_track_track); mo:mashup_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 8) option (using l_track_track); mo:mashup_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 4) option (using l_track_track); mo:remaster_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 3) option (using l_track_track); mo:compilation_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 10) option (using l_track_track); mo:compilation_of mbz:track_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_track_track); mo:medley_of mbz:record_iri (track_track.gid) where (^{l_track_track.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_track_track); mo:published_as mbz:track_iri (track.gid); mo:signalTime mbz:duration_iri(track.gid); mo:puid track_puid.puid option (using puidjoin). # Track duration mbz:duration_iri(track.gid) a timeline:Interval; timeline:durationXSD mbz:duration(track.length). mbz:track_iri(track.gid) a mo:Track; dc:title track.name; mo:trackNum track_albumjoin.sequence; dc:creator mbz:artist_iri (track_artist_creator.gid); dc:creator mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:compiler mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 39) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:producer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:publisher mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:engineer mbz:artist_iri (track_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_track2.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_artist_track2); mo:licence mbz:url_iri(track_url.url) where (^{l_track_url.}^.link_type = 21) option (using l_track_url); mo:paiddownload mbz:url_iri(track_url.url) where (^{l_track_url.}^.link_type = 16) option (using l_track_url); mo:freedownload mbz:url_iri(track_url.url) where (^{l_track_url.}^.link_type = 17) option (using l_track_url); mo:olga mbz:url_iri(track_url.url) where (^{l_track_url.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_track_url); mo:musicbrainz mbz:mbz_track_url_iri(track.gid); mo:duration track.length. # Record Composition Event mbz:composition_iri (album.gid) a mo:Composition; dc:title album.name; mo:composer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist_creator.gid); mo:composer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:producesWork mbz:musicalwork_iri (album.gid). # Record Musical Work mbz:musicalwork_iri (album.gid) a mo:MusicalWork; dc:title album.name; mo:productOfComposition mbz:composition_iri(album.gid); mo:usedInPerformance mbz:performance_iri(album.gid). # Record Performance Event mbz:performance_iri (album.gid) a mo:Performance; dc:title album.name; mo:performer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist_creator.gid); mo:performer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:conductor mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:usesWork mbz:musicalwork_iri (album.gid); mo:producesSound mbz:sound_iri (album.gid); mo:recordedAs mbz:record_iri(album.gid). # Record Sound mbz:sound_iri (album.gid) a mo:Sound; dc:title album.name; mo:productOfPerformance mbz:performance_iri (album.gid); mo:usedInRecording mbz:recording_iri (album.gid). # Record Recording Event mbz:recording_iri (album.gid) a mo:Recording; dc:title album.name; mo:recordsSound mbz:sound_iri (album.gid); mo:producesSignal mbz:signal_iri (album.gid). # Record Signal (Musical Expression) mbz:signal_iri (album.gid) a mo:Signal; dc:title album.name; mo:djmix_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_album_album); mo:remix_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 7) option (using l_album_album); mo:remix_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 4) option (using l_album_album); mo:mashup_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 5) option (using l_album_album); mo:remaster_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 3) option (using l_album_album); mo:tribute_to mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 44) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:remixer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:djmixed mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 38) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:sampler mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:published_as mbz:record_iri (album.gid). # Record (Musical Manifestation) mbz:record_iri (album.gid) a mo:Record; dc:title album.name; dc:date mbz:created(album_release.releasedate); mo:image mbz:image_iri(album_amazon_asin.asin); #Empty for now. mo:compilation_of mbz:record_iri (album_album.gid) where (^{l_album_album.}^.link_type = 8) option (using l_album_album); mo:releaseStatus mbz:official_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseStatus mbz:promotion_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseStatus mbz:bootleg_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:album_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:single_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:ep_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:compilation_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:soundtrack_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:spokenword_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:interview_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:audiobook_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:live_iri(album.attributes); mo:releaseType mbz:remix_iri(album.attributes); dc:creator mbz:artist_iri (album_artist_creator.gid); dc:creator mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:compiler mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 41) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:producer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:publisher mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:engineer mbz:artist_iri (album_artist.gid) where (^{l_album_artist2.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_album_artist2); mo:musicbrainz mbz:mbz_release_url_iri(album.gid); mo:musicmoz mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 25) option (using l_album_url); mo:discogs mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 24) option (using l_album_url); mo:wikipedia mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 23) option (using l_album_url); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 1) option (using l_album_url); mo:freedownload mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 21) option (using l_album_url); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 16) option (using l_album_url); mo:mailorder mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_album_url); mo:imdb mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 27) option (using l_album_url); mo:paiddownload mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 20) option (using l_album_url); mo:licence mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 32) option (using l_album_url); mo:review mbz:url_iri(album_url.url) where (^{l_album_url.}^.link_type = 17) option (using l_album_url); mo:amazon_asin mbz:amazon_asin_iri(album_amazon_asin.asin); mo:has_track mbz:track_iri (album_albumjoin_track.gid) option (using album_albumjoin). # Music Group (Band)
mbz:band_iri(band.gid)
mbz:artist_iri(band.gid) a mo:MusicArtist; a mo:MusicGroup; a foaf:Group; foaf:name band.name; foaf:nick bandalias.name;
bio:event mbz:band_birth_event_iri(band.gid);
bio:event mbz:band_death_event_iri(band.gid);
bio:event mbz:artist_birth_event_iri(band.gid); bio:event mbz:artist_death_event_iri(band.gid);
mo:similar_to mbz:band_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation);
mo:similar_to mbz:artist_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation); mo:similar_to mbz:artist_iri(sim_artist.gid) option (using artist_relation);
sim:link mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation);
sim:link mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_artist.gid) option (using artist_relation);
foaf:member mbz:artist_iri(band_member.gid) option (using band_l_artist_artist); # l_artist_url mo:myspace mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:musicmoz mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:discogs mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:wikipedia mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 10) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 1) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:freedownload mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 8) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:fanpage mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 3) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:biography mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 4) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 5) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:mailorder mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 15) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:imdb mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 17) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:paiddownload mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 7) option (using l_artist_url3); foaf:depiction mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_url3); foaf:homepage mbz:url_iri(band_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url3.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_url3); mo:musicbrainz mbz:mbz_artist_url_iri(band.gid); # l_album_artist mo:composed mbz:composition_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:conducted mbz:performance_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:compiled mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 41) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:djmixed mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 38) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:remixed mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:sampled mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:produced mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:published mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_album_artist3); mo:engineered mbz:record_iri (band_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist3.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_album_artist3);
# mo:creatorOfRecord mbz:record_iri(band_album_creatorOf.gid);
foaf:made mbz:record_iri(band_album_creatorOf.gid); # l_artist_track mo:composed mbz:composition_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:conducted mbz:performance_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:compiled mbz:record_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 39) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:djmixed mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 40) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:remixed mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:sampled mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:produced mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:published mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_artist_track3); mo:engineered mbz:track_iri (band_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track3.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_artist_track3).
# mo:creatorOfTrack mbz:track_iri(band_track_creatorOf.gid).
# Music Group (Band)'s Birth Event
mbz:band_birth_event_iri(band.gid)
mbz:artist_birth_event_iri(band.gid) a bio:Birth; bio:date band.begindate. # Music Group (Band)'s Death Event
mbz:band_death_event_iri(band.gid)
mbz:artist_death_event_iri(band.gid) a bio:Death; bio:date band.enddate. # Similarity link #mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_band.gid) # sim:relation mo:similar_to; # sim:level band_relation.weight; # sim:to sim_band.gid. # Music Artist mbz:artist_iri (artist.gid) # artist a mo:MusicArtist; a mo:SoloMusicArtist where (^{artist_untyped.}^.gid is not null) option (using artist_untyped); a foaf:Person where (^{artist_untyped.}^.gid is not null) option (using artist_untyped); foaf:name artist.name; foaf:nick artistalias.name; bio:event mbz:artist_birth_event_iri(artist.gid); bio:event mbz:artist_death_event_iri(artist.gid); mo:member_of mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_artist); # l_artist_artist rel:siblingOf mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 7) option (using l_artist_artist); rel:friendOf mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 5) option (using l_artist_artist); rel:parentOf mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 6) option (using l_artist_artist); rel:collaborated_with mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_artist); rel:engagedTo mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_artist_artist); rel:spouseOf mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 8) option (using l_artist_artist); mo:supporting_musician mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 13) option (using l_artist_artist); mo:supporting_musician mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_artist); mo:supporting_musician mbz:artist_iri(artist_artist.gid) where (^{l_artist_artist.}^.link_type = 15) option (using l_artist_artist); mo:similar_to mbz:artist_iri(sim_artist.gid) option (using artist_relation);
mo:similar_to mbz:band_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation);
mo:similar_to mbz:artist_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation);
sim:link mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_band.gid) option (using band_relation);
sim:link mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_artist.gid) option (using artist_relation);
# l_artist_url mo:myspace mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_artist_url); mo:musicmoz mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_artist_url); mo:discogs mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_url); mo:wikipedia mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 10) option (using l_artist_url); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 1) option (using l_artist_url); mo:freedownload mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 8) option (using l_artist_url); mo:fanpage mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 3) option (using l_artist_url); mo:biography mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 4) option (using l_artist_url); mo:discography mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 5) option (using l_artist_url); mo:mailorder mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 15) option (using l_artist_url); mo:imdb mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 17) option (using l_artist_url); mo:paiddownload mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 7) option (using l_artist_url); foaf:depiction mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_url); foaf:homepage mbz:url_iri(artist_url.url) where (^{l_artist_url.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_url); mo:musicbrainz mbz:mbz_artist_url_iri(artist.gid); # l_album_artist mo:composed mbz:composition_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_album_artist); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_album_artist); mo:conducted mbz:performance_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_album_artist); mo:compiled mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 41) option (using l_album_artist); mo:djmixed mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 38) option (using l_album_artist); mo:remixed mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_album_artist); mo:sampled mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_album_artist); mo:produced mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_album_artist); mo:published mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_album_artist); mo:engineered mbz:record_iri (artist_album.gid) where (^{l_album_artist.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_album_artist); # mo:creatorOfRecord mbz:record_iri(artist_album_creatorOf.gid); foaf:made mbz:record_iri(artist_album_creatorOf.gid); # l_artist_track mo:composed mbz:composition_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 14) option (using l_artist_track); mo:performed mbz:performance_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 2) option (using l_artist_track); mo:conducted mbz:performance_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 9) option (using l_artist_track); mo:compiled mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 39) option (using l_artist_track); mo:djmixed mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 40) option (using l_artist_track); mo:remixed mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 11) option (using l_artist_track); mo:sampled mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 12) option (using l_artist_track); mo:produced mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 18) option (using l_artist_track); mo:published mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 35) option (using l_artist_track); mo:engineered mbz:track_iri (artist_track.gid) where (^{l_artist_track.}^.link_type = 19) option (using l_artist_track). # mo:creatorOfTrack mbz:track_iri(artist_track_creatorOf.gid). # Music Artist''s Birth Event mbz:artist_birth_event_iri(artist.gid) a bio:Birth; bio:date artist.begindate. # Music Artist''s Death Event mbz:artist_death_event_iri(artist.gid) a bio:Death; bio:date artist.enddate. # Similarity link #mbz:sim_link_iri(sim_artist.gid) # sim:relation mo:similar_to; # sim:level artist_relation.weight; # sim:to sim_artist.gid. }
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put them where they fit and construct the bridge out of more linesthat come up within the last couple of years . . . ‘Blank Space’ wasthe culmination of all my best ones one after the other.”
In an interview about how she wrote the smash hit “Blank Space,”3 Swift says, “I’ll be going about my daily life and I’ll think, ‘Wow, so we only have two real options in relationships—it’s going to be forever or it’s going to go down in flames,’ so I’ll jot that down in my notes . . . I’ll come up with a line that I think is clever like ‘Darling I’m a nightmare dressed like a daydream’ and I just pick them and
NME, “Taylor Swift—How I Wrote My Massive Hit ‘Blank Space,’ ”NME.com, October 9, 2015, YouTube video, 3:58, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bYUDY4lmls
link to Eminem and "stacking ammo"
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How Beck used Gameboy sounds to remix his songs ~ @RoyceOnTheRadio
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Blu Cantrell's voice ! ❤️
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We also support machine tags that follow the pattern
NAMESPACE:KEY=VALUE
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camel:size=medium
machine:tag=with space
Machine tags are not revealed to the user on the track pages.
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one of those powerful things that any musician can do like take this song [Music] and you could basically cut out little loops from that
An easy way of creating new music is to take a short length of music and break it down into smaller constitutive parts and then loop them and potentially then build them back up into longer pieces.
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it starts with 00:32:31 this one kind of thing called single finger and these are all just variations or practice styles [Music] 00:32:45 and then octave double stop skills [Music] and you know just down the list but you know these things are all developed 00:32:59 through the practice the daily practice but then once once they've been developed then i can just plug them into songs and and create so that's just i'm really excited about this form like the fiddle wrong is because
Jason Kleinberg takes basic tunes and then has a list of variations of practice styles which he runs through with each one (eg. single-finger, octave double stops scale, old-time, polkafy, blues, etc.) and he plays those tunes in these modified styles not only to practice, but to take these "musical conversations" and translate them into his own words. This is a clever way of generating new music and potentially even new styles by mixing those which have come before. To a great sense, he's having a musical conversation with prior composers and musicians in the same way that an annotator will have a conversation in the margins with an author. It's also an example of the sort of combinatorial creativity suggested by Raymond Llull's work.
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Umberto Eco makes a distinction between these kind of works, which are "open" in their interpretation, to the musical works from the beginning, which are open in their structural sense.
If Umberto Eco makes a distinction between the works which are open in interpretation and works like music which are open in their structural sense, what would he have made of viewing a work like a zettelkasten which could potentially be open in both respects?
link to: https://hyp.is/dBTiCsDWEeyyn7dYEp3oUA/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_text
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- </span>00:00<span> Jess and Crabbe – Hell and Back
- </span>05:00<span> Le Knight Club – Santa Claus (Paul Johnson Remix)
- </span>07:42<span> For the Floorz – Body Angels
- </span>11:43<span> Aloud – Sex and Sun III
- </span>14:26<span> Sedat – Feel Inside
- </span>19:51<span> We in Music – Grandlife (Time Code Mix By Play Paul)
- </span>25:19<span> Alex Gopher – Party People
- </span>27:47<span> Kid Creme – The Game (Kid’s Piano Mix)
- </span>32:27<span> Royksopp – Remind Me (Ernest Saint Laurent’s Moonfish Mix)
- </span>34:54<span> Trankilou – Champagne
- </span>39:44<span> Raw Man – Europa
- </span>42:41<span> Le Knight Club – Cherie D’Amour
- </span>47:07<span> Cheek – Venus
- </span>50:04<span> Sedat – The Turkish Avenger
- </span>53:42<span> The Eternals – Wrath of Zeus (Acapella)
- </span>54:20<span> Daddy’s Favourite – Good Times
- </span>57:32<span> Alan Braxe and Fred Falke – Intro
- </span>01:00:57<span> Crydajam – Loaded
- </span>01:05:24<span> Lifelike – Black Chess
- </span>01:08:28<span> Archigram – Carnaval
- </span>01:12:34<span> Bel Amour – Promise Me (Extended)
- </span>01:17:06<span> Billy Lo – Everytime
- </span>01:19:49<span> Phoenix – If I Ever Feel Better (Buffalo Bunch Remix)
- </span>01:24:15<span> Le Knight Club – Gator
- </span>01:28:06<span> Fantom – Faithful (Etienne de Crecy Remix)
- </span>01:30:04<span> Fantom – Faithful (Original)
- </span>01:33:32<span> Fantom – Faithful (Prassay Remix)
- </span>01:36:44<span> The Buffalo Bunch – Music Box
- </span>01:40:00<span> Thomas Bangalter – Ventura
- </span>01:43:16<span> Crydajam – Playground
- </span>01:46:16<span> Archigram – In Flight
- </span>01:51:05<span> Le Knight Club – Mosquito
- </span>01:53:48<span> Deelat – Wetness Anthem
- </span>01:56:26<span> We in Music – Now That Love Has Gone (Ice Creamer Remix By Aloud)
- </span>01:59:48<span> Modjo – No more tears (Alex Gopher Remix)
- </span>02:03:07<span> Stardust – Music Sounds Better With You (Bibi & Dimitri Anthem From Paris)
- </span>02:08:11<span> Cheek – Venus (I:Cube Remix)
- </span>02:12:15<span> Cassius – La Mouche (Played Live By DJ Falcon)
- </span>02:16:18<span> Modjo – Music Takes You Back
- </span>02:19:17<span> Daft Punk – Musique
- </span>02:22:23<span> Play Paul – Holy Ghostz
- </span>02:25:56<span> Vinyl Fever – 1h45 A.M on the Floor
- </span>02:29:30<span> Modjo – On Fire (Archigram’s When What Remix)
- </span>02:33:48<span> Aloud – Bob O’lean
- </span>02:36:38<span> Archigram – Mad Joe
- </span>02:41:04<span> Raw Man – Lovers
- </span>02:44:15<span> Daft Punk – One More Time
- </span>02:49:04<span> DJ Falcon – Honeymoon
- </span>02:52:46<span> Rhythm Masters – Good Times
- </span>02:56:38<span> Cassius – Nulife
- </span>02:58:35<span> Jess & Crabbe – Crack Head (Seduction Mix by Deelat)
- </span>03:03:02<span> Modjo – On Fire
- </span>03:05:45<span> Together – Together
- </span>03:11:19<span> Daft Punk – Voyager (Dominique Torti Wild Style Remix)
- </span>03:15:25<span> Patrick Alavi – How Much That Means To Me</span>
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Wax tablets were the standard erasable surfacefrom antiquity to the Renaissance: one or more boards, often bound togetherin a codex form, were coated in wax to be inscribed with a stylus then erased forreuse.7 In early modern England one could also purchase pocket-sized writingtablets featuring paper that had been treated so as to offer a rigid writing surfaceon which markings made with the accompanying metal stylus could be erasedwith a little moisture.8 The slate blackboard is also attested in Europe in musicinstruction in the sixteenth century, sized either for group or for personal use(as is still the case today), and was used at least by the eighteenth century in theteaching of astronomy. The sand tray, a board or slab spread with a fine layer ofsand that one inscribed with a stick and could easily erase, was another long-lived medium: used in ancient Babylon and medieval Islam for calculations andin Europe principally for children and artists learning to write or sketch down tothe Victorian period.9 None of these temporary notes have left any traces, exceptthrough extant higher- order notes made from them.
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Investigate further into issues of semiotic theory and dance/music
This sounds like the sort of place where one might apply Walter Ong's work on orality or Lynne Kelly and Margo Neale's Songlines (Thames & Hudson, 2021).
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La Funk Mob was the project of Hubert Blanc-Francard AKA Boom Bass and Philippe Zdar Cerboneschi. Ultimately, La Funk Mob led to Cassius.
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Semasiography is a system of conventional symbols— iconic, abstract—that carry information, though not in any specific language. The bond between sign and sound is variable, loose, unbound by precise rules. It’s a nonphonetic system (in the most technical, glottographic sense). Think about mathematical formulas, or music notes, or the buttons on your washing machine: these are all semasiographic systems. We understand them thanks to the conventions that regulate the way we interpret their meaning, but we can read them in any language. They are metalinguistic systems, in sum, not phonetic systems.
Semasiography are iconic and abstract symbols and languages not based on spoken words, but which carry information.
Mathematical formulas, musical notation, computer icons, emoji, buttons on washing machines, and quipu are considered semasiographic systems which communicate information without speech as an intermediary.
semasiography from - Greek: σημασία (semasia) "signification, meaning" - Greek: γραφία (graphia) "writing") is "writing with signs"
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```latex Start slowly and then increase in ascending until you reach the forte, then decrease in descending until you reach the piano. Then repeat the scales (always in groups of three) with the colors in reverse, that is to start strong and decrease ifno to the floor in ascending, then increase to the strong in descending.\begin{lilypond} \header { title = "C Major Scale" }\layout { \context { \Voice \consists "Horizontal_bracket_engraver" } } \relative c' {
\clef F c,4-1\p\<\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 e-3\stopGroup f-1\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4} g-2 a-3 b-4 \stopGroup \clef G c4-1\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 e-3\stopGroup f-1\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4} g-2 a-3 b-4\stopGroup c-1\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 e-3\stopGroup f-1\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4+1} g-2 a-3 b-4 c-5\f!\stopGroup b-4>\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4} a-3 g-2 f-1\stopGroup e-3\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 c-1\stopGroup b-4\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4} a-3 g-2 f-1\stopGroup e-3\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 c-1\stopGroup \clef F b-4\startGroup_\markup{gr. 4} a-3 g-2 f-1\stopGroup e-3\startGroup_\markup{gr. 3} d-2 c-1\p!\stopGraceMusic r } \end{lilypond}Perform loudly with the right hand and softly with the left hand, then vice versa. Then switch the \textit{crescendo} and \textit{diminuendo} between the two hands. ```
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latex Inline music fragment insertion test: \lilypond{\new RhythmicStaff { \time 3/4 c4( c16) c c c c c c c \bar "|."}}
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Get the popular south asian classical music
south asian classical music are a sort of South Asian music, the other being film, different groupings of pop, local society, extreme and aware music. In south asian classical music, the raga and the tala are two fundamental parts. The raga structures the outer layer of a melodic turn of events, and the tala keeps the time cycle. Both raga and tala are open structures for imagination and award an incredibly gigantic number of potential outcomes, regardless, the preparation of a few hundred ragas and talas as key. Raga is really identified with tala or course about "division of time", with every unit called a matra (beat, and term between beats).
south asian classical music are the classical music of the Indian subcontinent. These customs were not explicit until about the fifteenth century. During the hour of Mughal rule of the Indian subcontinent, the customs disengaged and advanced into explicit developments. Hindustani music underlines extemporization and assessment of all bits of a raga, while Carnatic introductions will generally speaking be short blueprint based. Regardless, south asian classical music and two frameworks keep having more run of the mill highlights than contrasts.
The foundations of sufiscore south asian classical music of India are found in the Vedic piece of Hinduism and the old Natyashastra, the laudable Sanskrit text on execution explanations by Bharata Muni.
south asian classical music have two essential parts, raga and tala. The raga, considering a changed collection of swara (notes including microtones), structures the outer layer of an essentially bewildering melodic arrangement, while the tala evaluates the time cycle. The raga gives an expert a scope to assemble the song from sounds, while the tala gives them an innovative structure for musical extemporization utilizing time. In sufiscore south asian classical music the space between the notes is in many cases more tremendous than the genuine notes, and it all things considered avoids Western classical contemplations like congruity, separation, harmonies, or change.
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Where to find classical music video song
Classical music video song is the classical music of the Indian subcontinent. It has two gigantic practices: the North Indian classical music custom is called Hindustani, while the South Indian articulation is called Carnatic. Classical music video song underlines spur of the moment creation and assessment of all bits of a raga, while Carnatic showcases will generally speaking be short affiliation based. Notwithstanding, the two frameworks keep having more common provisions than contrasts. The essential foundations of the Classical music video song of India are found in the Vedic arrangement of Hinduism and the obsolete Natyashastra, the model Sanskrit message on execution enunciations by Bharata Muni. The thirteenth period Sanskritic language text Sangita-Ratnakara of Sarangadeva is viewed as the indisputable substance by both the Hindustani music and the Carnatic music customs.
Classical music video song has two central parts, raga and tala. The raga, considering a changed collection of swara (notes including microtones), structures the outer layer of a fundamentally intricate melodic arrangement, while the tala assesses the time cycle. The raga gives an expert a compass to foster the song from sounds, while the tala outfits them with an inventive system for cadenced unconstrained creation utilizing time. In Classical music video song music, the space between the notes is routinely more basic than the authentic notes, and it overall dodges Western classical contemplations like concordance, irregularity, harmonies, or change.
The reason of Classical music video song in old India are found in the Vedic arrangement of Hinduism. The earliest Indian idea joined three explanations, syllabic show (vadya), melos (gita) and dance (nrtta). As these fields were made, sangeeta changed into an unquestionable kind of workmanship, in a plan indistinct from contemporary music.
The wonderful piece of the Classical music video song is relegated "sahityam" and sahityam is truly similar to singing the swaras by a wide margin at any rate utilizing the areas of the tune. The songs of Samaveda contain melodic substance, development, beat and metric association. This arrangement is, regardless, not stick out or restricted to Samaveda.
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New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video are the conventional music of the Indian subcontinent. It has two huge practices: the North Indian conventional music service is called Hindustani, while the South Indian enunciation is called Carnatic. These practices were not explicit until about the fifteenth century. During the hour of Mughal rule of the Indian subcontinent, the practices separated and advanced into explicit plans. Hindustani music underlines extemporization and assessment of all bits of a raga, while Carnatic showcases will generally be short arrangement based. Notwithstanding, New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video and two frameworks keep having more regular components than contrasts. The foundations of sufiscore New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video of India are found in the Vedic structure of Hinduism and the old Natyashastra, the praiseworthy Sanskrit text on execution explanations by Bharata Muni. The thirteenth century Sanskrit expressing Sangita-Ratnakara of Sarangadeva is viewed as constantly satisfied by both the Hindustani music and the Carnatic music customs. New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video has two crucial parts, raga and tala. The raga, considering a changed arrangement of swara (notes including microtones), structures the outer layer of an altogether shocking melodic arrangement, while the tala evaluates the time cycle. The raga gives an expert a scope to foster the song from sounds, while the tala gives them an inventive system for musical extemporization utilizing time. In sufiscore New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video the space between the notes is as a rule more basic than the genuine notes, and it generally ignores Western old style contemplations like congruity, separation, harmonies, or change. New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video are a sort of South Asian music, the other being film, different groupings of pop, provincial society, extreme and conscious music. In New Latest Romantic Hindi song music video, the raga and the tala are two fundamental parts. The raga structures the outer layer of a melodic turn of events, and the tala keeps the time cycle. Both raga and tala are open structures for creativity and permit an incredibly massive number of potential outcomes, regardless, the preparation of a couple hundred ragas and talas as crucial. Raga is really identified with tala or bearing about "division of time", with every unit called a matra (beat, and term between beats).
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I do think that all the work I did in polishing up the song in the production version in my, ahen, “studio” (ie, corner of my room) was worth it — it forced me to listen to the song closely, day after day, and to tweak the lyrics and timing of the voice, and all that planning and thinking and tinkering informed even this acoustic version, even though it very basic in nature.
I feel that in an era of abundance (400 tracks, not 4), there is something about stripping things back.
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