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The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Jasmn18 - 01-06-2019

I've found an interesting video about a neo-classic composer Nico Cartosio. I've come across a couple of his music videos recently and was surprised by the level of music and visual effects. What is more important that these are of a person whose name I see for the first time, although I'm quite fond of modern classic. In this video he's talking about him getting into the Abbey road studio and about the forthcoming album. I'll recommend neo-classic music fans have a look at it.




RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Charlie396 - 01-10-2019

I don't even know what neo-classical music is X - X


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Spiketrooper - 01-10-2019

Neither do I xD


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - buubi - 01-11-2019

Actually the name says it all.
Neo, as in "New".
"classical" music as in.. well you figure it out.
Basically todays classic music, not the classic music from over 200 years ago.


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Charlie396 - 01-12-2019

You can't call something classical and new, that's just rude


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - buubi - 01-13-2019

uhm, so what else is the opposite of being "old" aka from 200 years ago?


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Charlie396 - 01-13-2019

What? My problem isn't that you said new. It's that you called it classical too. Classical things are old, in my experience?


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - buubi - 01-14-2019

not the music genre "classical".


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - Charlie396 - 01-14-2019

serious music following long-established principles rather than a folk, jazz, or popular tradition.
- (more specifically) music written in the European tradition during a period lasting approximately from 1750 to 1830, when forms such as the symphony, concerto, and sonata were standardised.

Hmm. That first bit's a bit open-ended


RE: The true story of composer Nico Cartosio. - buubi - 01-15-2019