Please answer this question.

Appreciate your endurance of participating in this thread. I beg the Lord to compensate you for all the inconveniences and drudgeries of reading and responding.

 

Saving what music from going out of fashion?

 

You should not try to dam the ocean, for it will do as it pleases

 

And what is fashion?

 

You're all wrong it's not a matter of what. WHO WAS MUSIC!??!?

 

Let´s say... The Beatles "Here comes the Sun" seems like saved from going out of fashion. but things like Maluma´s "No se me quita" maybe will have to struggle a little more.

 

Save music by keeping it from being fassionable

 

But current music in itself is the definition of fashionable
1. Conforming to the current styles or trends; stylish.
2.Adopting or setting current styles or trends

 

The question was how do you, not if it's possible

 

if the question is how you do it and the answer is it's impossible then the answer to the question is no

 

Yes but the real question is for how long this music which adopt current styles etc. shall be fashionable? and when it will become out of fashion?

 

Until it isn't. I don't know these things seem impossible to measure

 

I presume by "fashion" you mean the structure, and by "out of fashion" you mean no leaving it's current structure and style?

To ask how to save the music from going out of fashion is like asking how to save the science from evolving.

Going "out of fashion"; trying what's not been done, is what leads to evolution. Had we not tried to go out of fashion,m we'd not be having fast computers we do today; mobile phones that are capable of more year-by-year.

That fixed mentality is wrong. Music, like any other part of humanism needs to go "out of fashion" for it to further evolve and develop; for example, let's take today's music (sounds, FX, Vocal styles, etc) and compare it to that of 90s. To further elaborate, we'll need to structure our example as music is vast, and we'll pick a genre, house music. Compare the two, and tell me which one sounds better? Obviously, sounding better is subjective, but focus on the use of FX, and drums, and overall melody and style, the arrangement, it certainly has evolved. To give more examples, listen to the soundtrack of Star Wars (I hate this movie) in early 1990s, and compare that of the recent years. You be the judge.

In the creative world of art, seeking the norm and what's fashionable will lead to an uninspiring work, and quite frankly death of that art. had music not gone out of it's fashion, we'd not be having various music genres.

Thereby, the music like any other thing needs to evolve, and the byproducts of its evolution, are new genres.

 

''Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months'' - Oscar Wilde

 

It's all Art, Art never stops. it only regresses in forward way if you get me.
Bell bottom jeans may come back but they still have cell phone pockets ya dig?

Can't fight the new music. It's culture. Have to adapt or stay true till you die.
As as a Rapper/BEAT MAKER scum of the bedroom producers.. I see my self as more of a musician and a song writer then a lot of the new Loop mashing style of production with some angry little 5 foot dude screaming about beating people up or something.... i dont like Trap music, It's just not my thing. But I'll be damned if you cant hear it's influence all over my shit.

My interpretation of your post was that of concern for the thing you love changing and moving away from you.

It will muh man, Just like a Child. It will grow and take paths you never expected it to.
But we are the creators of Music, We are the parents of Melodies
And like a good parent we should love our child unconditionally even if we dont approve of it's choices all the time.

-BOOM

 

...and like a good neighbor
Statefarm is there...


had to before one of you smart asses did ;P

 

Never get rid of your old ties, they always come back in fashion.

 

Old is old, new is new. All new becomes old. It's inevitable.
Is the classical music fashionable? I don't think so. But the classical music is still alive.
I don't think that The Beatles "Here comes the Sun" is in fashion. But it's a cool music, it's a pleasure to hear it.
Don't make music that is fashionable and trendy. Make cool (good, excellent, great etc.) music. The latter survives.

 

-"Look, dad! A Foster post!"
*Daddy Baxter nods head and smiles assuringly*

 

Good music never goes out-of-fashion