(Later members will receive darker blue keys).
Tuesday at 10 30 p.m. and midnight, Smalls, 183 West 10th Street, West Village, smallsjazzclub.com; cover, $20. (Chinen) TAIN AND THE EBONIX (Friday through Sunday) Jeff Tain Wattsts, one of the most dazzling drummers in jazz, has a gutsy recent album called "Folk's Songs" (Dark Key), with this band, featuring Christian McBride on bass, David Kikoski on piano and Marcus Strickland on saxophones.
In other cases, the "dark" key was the same as the one used to flag bad words.
The music modulated into a far darker key once the Savile crisis was in full swing.
After intermission, the third part of the program continued the military theme in a darker key and moved on into death and transcendence.
Create a fun, glow-in-the-dark key art by painting the keys day-glow, glow-in-the-dark colors.
On "Joker," the second track on the forthcoming album, Boratto drizzles metallic synth shards and dark piano keys over a steady kick drum.
On his new single "Immovable," the musician explores a sound that he has has termed "citrus pop," which imagines pop tunes as if composed by cyberpunks, with an otherworldly melodic refrain, dark arpeggiatted keys, an heavily processed vocals that at times begin to sound like a sunnier Skinny Puppy.
Thus, Mařenka's unhappiness is illustrated in the opening chorus by a brief switch to the minor key; likewise, the inherent pathos of Vašek's character is demonstrated by the dark minor key music of his Act III solo.
This dark, low key film is familiar territory for Pearce, who has generally opted out of mainstream, movie-stardom.
