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This is not true. There is nothing rigid about music. You can do whatever you want. Unless you care about being popular. Then what you run up against is what pe
by ebbv 9y ago
This is not true. There is nothing rigid about music. You can do whatever you want. Unless you care about being popular. Then what you run up against is what people enjoy.
- bitwize 9y agoYou can do whatever you want, but the estate of John Cage owns the copyright on not making music, so if you plan to not make music at all, lawyer up.
- tr0ut 9y agoYou can certainly do what ever you want. But there are distinct rigid structures to all forms of music. If I make a close approximation to B.B. King's "3'o'clock Blues". It is most certainly Blues and not a Polka song or Reggae. Even Avant-garde Jazz has a common theme. Music is formulaic.