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You transcribe music?? What instruments do you play??
I don't play any instruments at all & don't actually transcribe the songs myself! I look for piano versions of certain songs on YouTube & rewrite each note into CDEFGAB format.
For example, I inserted this song snippet in SOA13 (click here) that was borrowed from Linda Chung's "The Most Blissful Thing" (OST for "Witness Insecurity"), even though Alice plays a violin & not a piano.
G5-G4-C5-G5-C5-A#4
G5-G4-C5-G5-C5
G5-G4-C5-G5-C5-A#4-C5
Here's the Synthesia piano cover I referenced:
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And here's the original song's MV:
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I swear that the actual story idea has nothing to do with classical music! But someone owns a music box, & someone else owns a metal cylindrical whistle!
(Sorry if I said too much!)
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Alexa will be attending the Met Gala honoring Karl Lagerfeld with some inspo from Linda Evangelista
#instagram story#instagram 2023#alexa chung#linda evangelista#met gala#the met gala#met gala 2023#instagram#2023#insta story
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Reproductive Justice: The Ongoing Struggle for Bodily Autonomy (Encore)
Today we share excerpts from “She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry,” a documentary filled with stories that still resonate today as women face new challenges around reproductive rights and sexual violence.
The documentary tells the stories of the activists of the Women’s Liberation Movement that gained traction in the late 1960s and led to social and policy changes that set women on a path towards…
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Ren pi deng long (Human Lanterns, 1982)
"I want to take your life this day!"
"My life was taken seven years ago. The person standing here now is merely a walking corpse."
#ren pi deng long#human lanterns#blood tw#horror imagery#hong kong#horror film#shaw brothers#1982#chung sun#kuang ni#tony liu#lieh lo#ni tien#kuan tai chen#linda chu#chien sun#meng lo#hsiu chun lin#ping ha#chin yung shin#chen hou su#an extraordinary meeting of martial arts form with grungy psycho horror; warring clan tradition brushed with grand guignol grue#almost works beautifully‚ particularly whenever the ubiquitous Lieh Lo is onscreen; the oneupmanship and battles of merit between two#bitter nobles can get a little repetitive and slogging‚ but whenever Lo's primal freak weirdo turns up (invariably disguised as some#nightmare beast) the whole film gets a shot in the arm and comes alive. not without issue: takes some inspiration from the US slasher boom#for the blood and guts‚ but also seems to have ported over their specific brand of misogyny (not that Shaw Bros films‚ at least the ones#I've seen‚ are ever really a good time for their women characters). the ending also feels a little trite and unearned‚ but i have#to say again; whenever Lo goes full beastmode this is a crazy‚ unique flick‚ and the film goes hardest in those scenes (not just in horror#but in style too‚ in lighting and colour and angles and performance). it's a brilliant larger than life performance in a film which doesn't#always live up to it.
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List of previous Studios of Project 21 Dancers
For the dancers with multiple studios, I have clarified that in brackets.
*have graduated
Above the Barre Dance Company -> P21
Bella Puskar (-> The Space)
Academy of Ballet Arts -> P21
Jadyn Dumond (->?)
Allegro Performing Arts Academy
Grace Wilson (->?)
Artistic Motion -> P21
Esme Chou (The Company -> Club -> Artistic Motion -> P21 -> WDP)
Avanti Dance -> P21
Hadley Schulz (-> Mather)
Avis Dance -> P21
Kalea Hidalgo (-> Yorba Linda -> The Space)
Capistrano Dance Academy -> P21
Richie Granese
Center Stage Dance Academy -> P21
Kelly Sweeney (-> Stopped Competing)*
Chavarria Institute of the Arts -> P21
Isabella Kouznetsova (-> WDP)
Diana Kouznetsova (-> WDP)
Club Dance Studio -> P21
Elsie Check (-> Club Dance)
Brooklyn Cooley (-> Club Dance)
Daylyn Lucky (-> Club Dance)
Kelsey Millar (-> Club Dance -> Studio of Arizona)*
Addison Moffett*
Cami Ritzler (-> Club Dance)
Dance Connection 2 -> P21
Davyd Williams*
DanceLova Dance Academy -> P21
Makeila Bartlett
Madison Ng (-> N10)
Dance Precision -> P21
Dyllan Blackburn (-> Mather)
Jordyn Blackburn*
Kaelyn Choe (-> Dance Precision)
Abbey Choi*
Gwen Choi*
Nina Choi*
Isabella Dimopolous (-> Innovative Dance Studios)
Malia Gardner (->?)
Selena Hamilton (The Dance Spot -> Dance Precision -> P21)
Brooklyn Jara (-> Dance Precision)
Brooklyn Ladia
Melia Mariano*
Sara Najm (->Chavarria Institute of the Arts)
Alexis Ramirez (->?)*
Zoe Rossi (-> Dance Connection 2?)
Ava Sinchinalchi (->OCPAA)*
Brooklyn Stafford
Kimberly Tobias (->?)*
Reggie Valdez (-> Launch Brea Space)
Lauren Wallingford*
Dellos Dance -> P21
Brooklyn Jones (Dellos -> P21 -> Dellos)
Chloe Jones (Dellos -> P21 -> Dellos)
Isabella Rivera (-> K2)
Fusion Studios -> P21
Aura Dela Cruz
Haus of Royals -> P21
Kaitlyn Ortega (->Mather)
Maddie Ortega (->Mather)
Impact Dance Center
Shane Higa (Stopped Competing)
Juliana's School of Dance -> P21
Katie Couch (-> WDP -> P21)
Kami Couch (-> WDP -> P21)
Kenzie Couch (-> WDP -> P21)
Just Plain Dancin' -> P21
Danie Riveroy (-> OCPAA)
K2 Studios -> P21
Zeke Lindsey (OCPAA -> K2 -> P21)
Leilani Lawlor
KBM Talent -> P21
Ava Woinarowicz (-> DKCBA -> P21 -> Stopped Competing)
Mather Dance Company -> P21
Taytem Bisono (Adage -> Mather -> P21 ->?)
Bella Machado (P21 -> OCPAA)
Jillian Mahan (OCPAA -> Mather -> P21 ->?)
Haley Messick*
Madelyn Nasu (OCPAA -> Mather -> P21)
McCoy Rigby Conservatory of the Arts-> P21
Regan Gerena
Move Dance Academy -> P21
Gracyn French (On Pointe Dance Studio -> Move -> P21)
Murrieta Dance Project -> P21
Jaidyn Dumond (->?)
N10 -> P21
Kira Lieberman (Pacific -> N10 -> P21)
Notion Dance -> P21
Sienna Carlston*
OCPAA -> P21
Raven Alanes (->Studio Fusion)
Olivia Armstrong
Aleena Aoun (-> WDP)*
Mackenzie Auger (-> WDP)*
Madi Beerer (Talent Factory -> OCPAA -> P21)
Lexie Cavanaugh (-> Chavarria Institute)*
CeCe Chung
Sammi Chung
Jamieson Deacy (Stopped Competing)
Kendyl Fay (-> High School Dance)
Nyla McCarthy (-> Mather)
Audrina Mossembecker (->?)
Avery Olsen (-> OCPAA)
Chloe Solinger (-> CHs Dance Company)
Haley Stoico (Stopped Competing)
Laci Stoico (-> The Space)
Sara Von Rotz
Charlotte Watters (-> RockStar)
Leighton Werner
Rylee Young (Stopped Competing)
Onstage Dance Centre -> P21
Liliana Barajas (Elite Artist Dance Company -> Ostage Dance Centre -> P21)
Pave School of the Arts -> P21
Delaney Anbarden
Elliana Anbarden
Mady Kim
Elle O'Donnell*
Avery Reyes
Pacific Dance -> P21
Kai Armitage (->?)
Jenna Koblin (Stopped Competing)
Brielle Lieberman
Brooklyn Lieberman
Katie Nguyen (->?)
Kelly Nguyen*
Loila Rhee
Dawson Walker*
Perception Dance Company -> P21
Berkeley Scifres
Brystin Scifres
Performing Arts Academy of Marin -> P21
Zuzu Duchon*
Premier Youth Dance Company
Allison Choi
Richter Dance Company -> P21
Dillon Barron
Peyton Barron (Richter -> Variant -> P21 -> The Space)
Rhythm Dance Center -> P21
Lexi Blanchard
South Coast Conservatory -> P21
Cali Cassidy (P21 -> OCSA Ballroom)
Studio 1 Dance Academy -> P21
Emma Rose Crawford (-> IAF Studios -> Southland Ballet Academy -> Amirian Ballet Academy)
Studio Fusion -> P21
Tiana Heaton (->?)
Studio X -> P21
Chloe Mirabal
Savanna Musman
Demi Ulloa
Aliya Yen
The Company -> P21
Stella Ebert
Winter Ebert (-> Company -> Mather)
Imogene Elias (-> Company)
The Dance Spot -> P21
Isabella Warfield (-> Mather)
The Difference Dance Company
JoJo Jessen (Premier Dance -> Difference -> P21)*
The Industry Dance Academy -> P21
Anya Inger (The Rage -> Art Code -> Industry Dance -> P21 -> Stopped Competing)
The Rage -> P21
Delilah Hewitt (->The Space)
The Royal Underground -> P21
Milan Furtado (Stopped Competing)
The Talent Factory -> P21
Brooke Masters (->?)
Perris Amento*
Vision Dance Company
Kaitlyn Yi (-> WDP)*
WSCA -> P21
Tatum Brady (-> Studio Fusion -> WDP)
Maya Loureiro (->OCSA focused)
Tyra Polke (->The Rock Center For Dance)
Honestly no clue:
Bella Garcia*
Brooklyn Vara (->Define Dance Space)
Faith Montoya
Haley Reeder
Isha Das*
Jacqueline David*
Janae Holster (-> Movement Studios)
Kalea Hidalgo (-> Yorba Linda -> The Space)
Katelin McDermott*
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January 2024 Diverse Reads
January 2024 Diverse Reads:
•”How We Named the Stars” by Andrés N. Ordorica, January 30, Tin House Books, Literary/LGBT/Hispanic & Latino/Coming of Age
•”Red String Theory” by Lauren Kung Jessen, January 09, Forever, Romance/Romantic Comedy/Asian American
•”Come and Get It” by Kiley Reid, January 30, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Literary/Coming of Age/Women
•”Martyr!” by Kaveh Akbar, January 23, Knopf Publishing Group, Literary/Family Life/LGBT
•”The Storm We Made” by Vanessa Chan, January 02, S&S/Marysue Rucci Books, Literary, World Literature/Asia/Historical /20th Century/Post-World War II/Women
•”The Mayor of Maxwell Street” by Avery Cunningham, January 30, Hyperion Avenue, Romance/Historical/African American/Women
•”The Queen of Sugar Hill: A Novel of Hattie McDaniel” by Reshonda Tate, January 30, William Morrow & Company, Biographical/Historical/African American/Women/Own Voices/World Literature/American/20th Century/Post-World War II
•”A Quantum Love Story” by Mike Chen, Mira Books, January 30, Romance/Time Travel/Science Fiction/Time Travel/Family Life/Siblings
•”The Bullet Swallower” by Elizabeth Gonzalez, January 23, Simon & Schuster, Literary/Hispanic & Latino/Magical Realism
•”When Things Don't Go Your Way: Zen Wisdom for Difficult Times” by Haemin Sunim & Charles La Shure (Translator), January 23, Penguin Life, Buddhist/Mindfulness & Meditation/Philosophy/Personal Growth/Buddhism
•”Black Women Taught Us: An Intimate History of Black Feminism” by Jenn M. Jackson, January 23, Random House, Women/American Government/Feminism & Feminist Theory/Women's Studies
•Our Hidden Conversations: What Americans Really Think about Race and Identity” by
Michele Norris, January 16, Simon & Schuster, Ethnic Studies/Discrimination & Race Relations/Social Classes & Economic Disparity/Cultural & Social
•”River East, River West” by Aube Rey Lescure, January 09, William Morrow & Company, Literary/Coming of Age/Family Life/Asian American/Cultural Heritage/World Literature-China/21st Century
•”Where I Belong: Healing Trauma and Embracing Asian American Identity” by Soo Jin Lee & Linda Yoon, January 09, Tarcherperigee, Ethnic Studies/ Asian American Studies/Mental Health/Personal Growth
•”Your Utopia: Stories” by Bora Chung & Anton Hur, January 30, Algonquin Books, Horror/Science Fiction/Short Stories/World Literature/Korea
•”On Thriving: Harnessing Joy Through Life's Great Labors” by Brandi Sellerz-Jackson, January 09, Ballantine Books, Personal Memoirs/Inspiration & Personal Growth
•”The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years” by Shubnum Khan, January 09, Viking, Historical/Gothic/Women
•”Behind You Is the Sea” by Susan Muaddi Darraj, January 16, Harpervia, Literary/Short Stories/Humor/Coming of Age/Women/Family Life/Cultural Heritage/Feminist/Muslim/Own Voices/World Literature/Middle East/Arabian Peninsula
•”Be a Revolution: How Everyday People Are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World--And How You Can, Ijeoma Oluo, January 30, HarperOne, Activism & Social Justice/Ethnic Studies/Personal Growth/Anthropology/Cultural & Social/Race & Ethnic Relations/Civil Rights/Social Activists/United States/21st Century/Human Rights/Motivational & Inspirational
.”The Night of the Storm” by Nishita Parekh, January 16, Dutton, Thriller/Mystery & Detective/Family Life/Asian American
#books#bookish#bookworm#bibliophile#book lover#reading#bookaddict#book#booklr#bookaholic#reading list#to read#reading resolutions#reading recommendations#bookblr#books and reading#reader#diverse books#diverse reads
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Top 5 Sci-Fi Movies on Netflix
5. Predestination (2014)
Genre: Science Fiction, Thriller
Actor: Alicia Pavlis, Annabelle Norman, Arielle O’Neill, Ben Prendergast, Carolyn Shakespeare-Allen, Cate Wolfe, Christopher Bunworth, Christopher Kirby, Christopher Sommers, Christopher Stollery, Dennis Coard, Dick York, Elise Jansen, Eliza D’Souza, Eliza Matengu, Ethan Hawke, Felicity Steel, Finegan Sampson, Freya Stafford, Giordano Gangl, Grant Piro, Hayley Butcher, Jim Knobeloch, Katie Avram, Kristie Jandric, Kuni Hashimoto, Lucinda Armstrong Hall, Madeleine West, Maja Sarosiek, Marky Lee Campbell, Milla Simmonds, Monique Heath, Noah Taylor, Noel Herriman, Olivia Sprague, Paul Moder, Raj Sidhu, Rob Jenkins, Sara El-Yafi, Sarah Snook, Sophie Cusworth, Tony Nikolakopoulos, Tyler Coppin, Vanessa Crouch
Director: Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig, The Spierig Brothers
Rating: R
One of the most original time-travel thrillers since 12 Monkeys. A brilliant subversion of the Time Paradox trope, with enough plot twists to keep you entertained until well after the movie is finished. Predestination is an amazing movie with great performances from Ethan Hawke and Sarah Snook. It’s a movie that will feel like Inception, when it comes to messing with your mind and barely anyone has heard of it. It is highly underrated and unknown, sadly.
4. Train to Busan (2016)
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Actor: Ahn So-hee, An So-hee, Baek Seung-hwan, Cha Chung-hwa, Chang-hwan Kim, Choi Gwi-hwa, Choi Woo-shik, Choi Woo-sung, Dong-seok Ma, Eui-sung Kim, Gong Yoo, Han Ji-eun, Han Sung-soo, Jang Hyuk-jin, Jeong Seok-yong, Jung Seok-yong, Jung Young-ki, Jung Yu-mi, Kim Chang-hwan, Kim Eui-sung, Kim Jae-rok, Kim Joo-heon, Kim Ju-hun, Kim Keum-soon, Kim Soo-ahn, Kim Soo-an, Kim Su-an, Kim Won-Jin, Lee Joo-sil, Lee Joong-ok, Ma Dong-seok, Park Myung-shin, Sang-ho Yeon, Seok-yong Jeong, Shim Eun-kyung, Sohee, Soo-an Kim, Soo-jung Ye, Terri Doty, Woo Do-im, Woo-sik Choi, Ye Soo-jung, Yeon Sang-ho, Yoo Gong, Yu-mi Jeong, Yu-mi Jung
Director: Sang-ho Yeon, Yeon Sang-ho
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A zombie virus breaks out and catches up with a father as he is taking his daughter from Seoul to Busan, South Korea’s second-largest city. Watch them trying to survive to reach their destination, a purported safe zone.
The acting is spot-on; the set pieces are particularly well choreographed. You’ll care about the characters. You’ll feel for the father as he struggles to keep his humanity in the bleakest of scenarios.
It’s a refreshingly thrilling disaster movie, a perfect specimen of the genre.
3. Serenity (2005)
Genre: Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
Actor: Adam Baldwin, Alan Tudyk, Carrie ‘CeCe’ Cline, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Colin Patrick Lynch, David Krumholtz, Demetra Raven, Dennis Keiffer, Elaine Mani Lee, Erik Weiner, Gina Torres, Glenn Howerton, Hunter Ansley Wryn, Jessica Huang, Jewel Staite, Linda Wang, Logan O’Brien, Marcus Young, Mark Winn, Marley McClean, Matt McColm, Michael Hitchcock, Morena Baccarin, Nathan Fillion, Nectar Rose, Neil Patrick Harris, Peter James Smith, Rafael Feldman, Rick Williamson, Ron Glass, Ryan Tasz, Sarah Paulson, Sean Maher, Summer Glau, Tamara Taylor, Terrell Tilford, Terrence Hardy Jr., Tristan Jarred, Weston Nathanson, Yan Feldman
Director: Joss Whedon
Rating: PG-13
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Serenity is a futuristic sci-fi film that serves as a feature-length continuation of the story-line from the TV program Firefly (2002–2003). The story revolves around the captain (Nathan Fillion) and crew of the titular space vessel that operate as space outlaws, running cargo and smuggling missions throughout the galaxy. They take on a mysterious young psychic girl and her brother, the girl carrying secrets detrimental to the intergalactic government, and soon find themselves being hunted by a nefarious assassin (Chiwetel Ejiofor). The first feature-length film from Joss Whedon (The Avengers), Serenity is a lively and enjoyable adventure, replete with large-scale action sequences, strong characterizations and just the right touch of wry humor. An enjoyable viewing experience that stands alone without demanding that you have familiarity with the original program beforehand.
2. Sorry to Bother You (2018)
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Actor: Armie Hammer, Danny Glover, David Cross, Ed Moy, Forest Whitaker, James D. Weston II, Jermaine Fowler, John Ozuna, Kate Berlant, Lakeith Stanfield, Lily James, Marcella Bragio, Michael X. Sommers, Molly Brady, Omari Hardwick, Patton Oswalt, Robert Longstreet, Rosario Dawson, Steven Yeun, Teresa Navarro, Terry Crews, Tessa Thompson, Tom Woodruff Jr., Tony Toste, W. Kamau Bell
Director: Boots Riley
In the year of the Netflix TV Show Maniac, another absurdist title stole critics’ hearts. Sorry to Bother You is a movie set in an alternate reality, where capitalism and greed are accentuated. Lakeith Stanfield (Atlanta) is a guy called Cassius who struggles to pay his bills. However, when at a tele-marketing job an old-timer tells him to use a “white voice”, he starts moving up the ranks of his bizarre society. A really smart movie that will be mostly enjoyed by those who watch it for its entertaining value, and not so much for its commentary. It is like a Black Mirror episode stretched into a movie.
1. Ex Machina (2015)
Genre: Drama, Science Fiction
Actor: Alex Garland, Alicia Vikander, Chelsea Li, Claire Selby, Corey Johnson, Domhnall Gleeson, Elina Alminas, Gana Bayarsaikhan, Oscar Isaac, Sonoya Mizuno, Symara A. Templeman, Symara Templeman, Tiffany Pisani
Director: Alex Garland
Rating: R
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Ex Machina is the directorial debut of Alex Garland, the writer of 28 Days Later (and 28 Weeks Later). It tells the story of Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson from About Time), an IT developer who is invited by a billionaire CEO to participate in a groundbreaking experiment — administering a Turing test to a humanoid robot called Ava (Alicia Vikander). Meeting the robot with feelings of superiority at first, questions of trust and ethics soon collide with the protagonist’s personal views. While this dazzling film does not rely on them, the visual effects and the overall look-feel of Ex Machina are absolutely stunning and were rightly picked for an Academy Award. They make Ex Machina feel just as casually futuristic as the equally stylish Her and, like Joaquin Phoenix, Gleeson aka Caleb must confront the feelings he develops towards a machine, despite his full awareness that ‘she’ is just that. This is possibly as close to Kubrick as anyone got in the 21st century. Ex Machina is clever, thrilling, and packed with engaging ideas.
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