Welcome to Chamber Dissonace!

Welcome to my new blog Chamber Dissonance! If this catches on in anyway, I will be vastly surprised. A quick glossary look up from http://www.classicalworks.com/ will tell us that, “Chamber music is written for 2 to 10 solo parts featuring one instrument to a part. Each part bears the same importance.” No doubt many of you will associate this what is commonly called classical music in the street vernacular. The same web site would inform us that, “Dissonance is harsh, discordant, and lack of harmony. Also a chord that sounds incomplete until it resolves itself on a harmonious chord.” These words together may help explain my endeavor here on this blog. I attend to write about music…you know that art form built with sound and silence. Not just any won kind of music mind you. Music in the broadest sort of sense. Professional and amateur instrumental, folk, rock, goth, world, ska, electronic, and sorts of other disjointed genres will be discussed here. As I wish to write about the musicians, software, and instruments used. The chamber is but one of the many venues and types of music. On top of that, a chamber is a room, most of us listen to music in rooms. Dissonance is about how well all of this should fit together. I probably wouldn’t want to read a blog as diverse as I hope to make it. So it seems like all I can tell you is that what comes should be in some way related to an art form composed of sound and silence.