Fire, smell of burning herbs, ritual dance… The image from the hundred of thousand years ago.
Can you imagine how holy ritual will look in the future?….

To download the album go to music section and choose – holy dance

The holy dance ep is coming out soon. In the meantime I have prepared the new album cover.

Neither the sound or video are very impressive but some way I’m proud of this :)

Essays written at a time when I attended university. My views have evolved somewhat, but I think it is worth publication ;)

“The concept of music in the context
of modern reception”

There exist many concepts of the term ‘music’ among contemporary listeners. Such situation is not dependable on listeners’ background. Thus, it does not matter whether they are the university, secondary or primary school graduates, whether they are constantly exposed to music or interested in it (i.e. they read about music, study its history), whether they are active listeners (e.g. they go to concerts) or only passive recipients, who do not pay attention to it. The term ‘music’ has already started to lose it cultural aspect, i.e. it is not translated separately by any culture or inside this culture. It is the result of gradual decrease of communication barriers, mainly through the development of telephone and transport service. For the average listener the problem of defining the word ‘music’ may seem trivial, “after all music is just for listening”. I have noticed, however, many times (when taking part in various discussions or reading certain publications) that we often talk about music, not only listen to it. Therefore, one is inclined to believe that the existence of particular notion method is of great importance. When we discuss something we usually seem to prefer some clarity when exchanging viewpoints instead of using ambiguous terminology which carries no meaning. During the discussion every participant needs to establish some mental concepts of what is expressed. Moreover, he or she should refer to the same semantic field as his partner. When such harmony is shattered it may lead, in extreme cases, to stressful situations, to misunderstandings and arguments. In the circles when music as such is often discussed about, the very definition of the term ‘music’ seems to be neglected or treated as marginal. Instead, the main focus is placed on more specialist topics such as methods of interpretation and performer’s technique, on musical impressions and on categorization1. During the process of categorization, people, consciously or unconsciously, use different terminology, this being ‘music’ also, whose ambiguity and multi-cultural connotations lead to many heated disputes(…)

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