Many genres of music have been very cynically written for at least 20-25 years now. Everything has a formula and most genres have become almost exclusively electronic, with perhaps a few token guitar elements etc. Nearly all of it is based solely on repetition, especially using patterns and a block based section approach. Many songs begin and end in the same manner with very little going on inbetween, just cycling around the same chord structures and the melodies are often short form, with just a handful of notes designed to be ear worms rather than longer form beautiful expansive melodies, with more complex twists and turns. In short music has become muzak written by robots for robots, or as they have come to be known Transhumans.
Can it do this? A 10-song OPERA in English. In the style of traditional orchestral opera, but with modern singing without rolled R's or other European affectations ABOUT an employee of Sonmanto Corporation who learns that his employers are aliens who are trying to take over the Earth by killing the human food system. The employee (tenor) joins forces with his girlfriend (alto) and another couple (soprano and bass) to confront the aliens and after some bitter debate the aliens are won over and volunteer to leave.
Many genres of music have been very cynically written for at least 20-25 years now. Everything has a formula and most genres have become almost exclusively electronic, with perhaps a few token guitar elements etc. Nearly all of it is based solely on repetition, especially using patterns and a block based section approach. Many songs begin and end in the same manner with very little going on inbetween, just cycling around the same chord structures and the melodies are often short form, with just a handful of notes designed to be ear worms rather than longer form beautiful expansive melodies, with more complex twists and turns. In short music has become muzak written by robots for robots, or as they have come to be known Transhumans.
Can it do this? A 10-song OPERA in English. In the style of traditional orchestral opera, but with modern singing without rolled R's or other European affectations ABOUT an employee of Sonmanto Corporation who learns that his employers are aliens who are trying to take over the Earth by killing the human food system. The employee (tenor) joins forces with his girlfriend (alto) and another couple (soprano and bass) to confront the aliens and after some bitter debate the aliens are won over and volunteer to leave.