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Zen Virtual PianoでFranz Ferdinandのピアノ楽譜を見つけましょう。 Alex Kapranos recalls that he started putting on bands at the 13th Note in 1991, when he was 19, and had played in several other bands as well. Bob Hardy moved from Bradford to Glasgow in 1999 to study at art school, having admired the city's music scene from afar. Kapranos taught Hardy to play bass after receiving a bass from Mick Cooke of Belle & Sebastian. Promoting gigs, moving cities for a scene and teaching a friend an instrument point to a band built out of friendships in the same music scene. Kapranos and Hardy listened to a lot of music together in the kitchen at Groucho Saint Jude's, where they ended up doing many shifts side by side. Kapranos says the band's sound came from many things: what they saw around them, what they wanted to rebel against and what they liked, including gigs and club nights such as Disco X and Optimo and evenings at the Art School. A band that credits kitchen shifts and club nights for its sound seems to treat everyday life as part of the writing process. When Hardy went out for drinks one evening, Kapranos persuaded Paul to sit behind the drum kit and Nick McCarthy to try the guitar, and once they began playing it sounded really good to him. Kapranos shared a flat in Glasgow with McCarthy, and they had a small keyboard of the kind given as a Christmas present at 14. Playing along with the keyboard's built-in accompaniment, McCarthy landed on three chords that turned into the opening of the verse for Take Me Out. Chords found on a small holiday keyboard in a shared flat hint at how modest a song's beginnings can be. Kapranos says that rehearsing in a very close, tight room, after a much more spacious sound, made the band play in a particular way. Small spaces, from a flat to a tight rehearsal room, appear to have played a large part in how the band's sound took shape. Kapranos dates the band's first gig to the spring of 2002 and the recording of a first album to the summer of 2003; Darts of Pleasure came out that September, and by about February 2004, he says, events were moving very fast. The album won the 2004 Mercury Music Prize, awarded on 7 September 2004. A gig in spring 2002, an album in summer 2003 and a prize in 2004 make the band's start look brisk. The band settled on the name Franz Ferdinand after they came together, inspired by a racehorse called Archduke Ferdinand, and on 9 March 2015 they announced a supergroup with Sparks under the name FFS. A name that began with a racehorse and a partnership with Sparks sit far apart on the band's timeline.
Zen Virtual PianoでFranz Ferdinandのピアノ楽譜を見つけましょう。
Alex Kapranos recalls that he started putting on bands at the 13th Note in 1991, when he was 19, and had played in several other bands as well. Bob Hardy moved from Bradford to Glasgow in 1999 to study at art school, having admired the city's music scene from afar. Kapranos taught Hardy to play bass after receiving a bass from Mick Cooke of Belle & Sebastian. Promoting gigs, moving cities for a scene and teaching a friend an instrument point to a band built out of friendships in the same music scene.
Kapranos and Hardy listened to a lot of music together in the kitchen at Groucho Saint Jude's, where they ended up doing many shifts side by side. Kapranos says the band's sound came from many things: what they saw around them, what they wanted to rebel against and what they liked, including gigs and club nights such as Disco X and Optimo and evenings at the Art School. A band that credits kitchen shifts and club nights for its sound seems to treat everyday life as part of the writing process. When Hardy went out for drinks one evening, Kapranos persuaded Paul to sit behind the drum kit and Nick McCarthy to try the guitar, and once they began playing it sounded really good to him.
Kapranos shared a flat in Glasgow with McCarthy, and they had a small keyboard of the kind given as a Christmas present at 14. Playing along with the keyboard's built-in accompaniment, McCarthy landed on three chords that turned into the opening of the verse for Take Me Out. Chords found on a small holiday keyboard in a shared flat hint at how modest a song's beginnings can be. Kapranos says that rehearsing in a very close, tight room, after a much more spacious sound, made the band play in a particular way. Small spaces, from a flat to a tight rehearsal room, appear to have played a large part in how the band's sound took shape.
Kapranos dates the band's first gig to the spring of 2002 and the recording of a first album to the summer of 2003; Darts of Pleasure came out that September, and by about February 2004, he says, events were moving very fast. The album won the 2004 Mercury Music Prize, awarded on 7 September 2004. A gig in spring 2002, an album in summer 2003 and a prize in 2004 make the band's start look brisk. The band settled on the name Franz Ferdinand after they came together, inspired by a racehorse called Archduke Ferdinand, and on 9 March 2015 they announced a supergroup with Sparks under the name FFS. A name that began with a racehorse and a partnership with Sparks sit far apart on the band's timeline.
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