The song, inspired by avant-garde classical composers, lasted more than eight minutes. The longest song released officially by The Beatles was Revolution 9 off The White Album in 1968. Most recently, he crossed genres to record a track with rapper Kanye West and R&B star Rihanna.Įarly Beatles hits such as She Loves You, Love Me Do and I Want to Hold Your Hand each lasted a little more than two minutes, nonetheless packing in a memorable melody. The 73-year-old rock legend - who said he used emojis in his own communication - has long shown an interest in musical experimentation. With "emoji" being named Oxford Dictionary word of the year for 2015, the social media icons are almost inescapable at the moment. Face was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015. And at the same time it was musical so it was great practice for me in the studio," he said. May signal a joke, flirtation, hidden meaning, or general positivity. "It was like doing a huge crossword puzzle and coming up with all these solutions. Hidden Skype smiles are emoji that are not in the standard window with funny faces, which you can open when typing a message by clicking on :-). Most challenging, he said, was coming up with sounds for flirting and blushing. McCartney said he found the project amusing but also challenging "because you suddenly realise you've got to compress a musical interpretation of an emotion into less than five seconds". The video shows McCartney at work in his studio creating ultra-brief tunes for 20 emotions, which range from hard hooks on the guitar to more ethereal progressions on the xylophone. "At first I thought, hmm, strange proposition, is this for me? And then I thought, you know what, why not? Something fun, something nice and new," he said in a video on his website.
HIDDEN SKYPE EMOJIS 2015 SERIES
The former Beatle announced on Wednesday that he has written a series of sounds to go with emojis on video chat service Skype, mostly designed for Valentine's Day messages. The Beatles were masters of concise yet catchy songs and now Paul McCartney is writing tunes that are even more succinct - to accompany emojis.
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