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Intimissimi Christmas Wishes 2012: Whose Music Is It?

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Reply 6 by Eagle

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Everything is spot on for me; if they wanted to express sensuality, they succeeded, and I'm not just referring to the model

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Reply 8 by Talentuoso

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...very inspired

If they put someone like Tanya Mityushina in orchestration courses, one would be eager for inspiration

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Reply 9 by cromatismo

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...so it's better to watch television, let's just say I must have already "listened to" this video about ten times

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Reply 10 by Frank

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Since you found it interesting, it would be nice to observe all the image changes in reference to the flow of the music, especially in the second half of the advertisement, where every change in the model's pose follows the musical discourse.

In your opinion, did the music or the images come first?

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Reply 11 by Videoclip

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They probably started from a timecode, a draft of the image sequence, and teamwork to arrive at perfectly synchronized... music and images. For me, they worked side by side. In the first part, the image/music relationship is more "free"... in the second part, as you observe, it is almost "rhythmic".

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Reply 12 by Lestofante

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I only noticed it after several glances

The girl seems to be "parading" past that statue that has its left arm resting on its head... given the panorama of statues visible at the beginning, why linger there 4 times in just a few seconds...?

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