IN MY PHILOSOPHIES IN THE SOUND OF PINK FLOYD , THE ROYAL PHILHARM ONIC ORCHESTRA THE SYMPHONIC

I want to conduct my convictions in this work created on a music classification of a foreign band that is supposed to be superlatively showing everything about Rock In Roll and its fantastic musical harmonies that the man cannot happen to explain his tonic musical expression that this Pink Floyd was a British rock band, formed in London in 1965, which achieved international success. His work was marked by the use of philosophical lyrics, musical experiments, innovative album inserts and elaborate showsand I want to show in my words and philosophies a memorial context of a fantastic list of songs from a well-rated Pink Floyd album called The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra The Symphonic that will be marked by all my philosophy and expression contained in this album that is written here in my contradictions of a scientist and visionary dreamer who seek in my memory the most beautiful representations of musical version of that band all my literary ability to decipher with much love and all harmony to my expression with the Pink Floyd fan and philosopher musical about my mother moria that will stay in everyone's history forever.

The history of Pink Floyd began in 1965. Rick Wright, Roger Waters and Nick Mason studied architecture at Cambridge University, London, and decided to form a band and venture into small shows in London pubs. The trio was called Sigma 6 and their initial repertoire featured covers of blues and folk.

Shortly after, they decide to increase the contingent of members and Waters introduces two friends from college, Roger Keith (Syd Barret) and David Gilmour. With a new group formed, the musicians decide to change the band's name to The Screaming Abdabds, Barret's guess. There were other names like Abdabs and T-Set, before they arrived at Pink Floyd, which is nothing more than the combination of the names of two bluesmen, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council, of whom Syd Barret was a fan.

David Gilmour decides to leave the group and go to France, settling in from there the following Pink Floyd lineup: Roger Waters on bass and vocals , Syd Barret on guitar and vocals, Rick Wright, keyboard and vocals and Nick Manson on drums. The group was performing at small festivals that took place in London. The great thing about Pink Floyd was the use of slides in her presentations. During the show, several slides were projected over the entire stage, a totally innovative initiative that would later be adopted by several other bands. Syd Barret, who besides being a musician was also a painter, was one of the main responsible for the project. The quartet was beginning to gain greater visibility in the London music scene and were soon invited to record some singles, which were broadcast on the radio. But the big break came with the hiring of the band for EMI, which led them to write to the wickedly - studio optical Abbey Road. The band had a huge challenge ahead of them. Enter a music scene that had names like Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, among others. It would not be an easy task. In the same pear - anode and in the same studio where Pink Floyd recorded their first album, the Beatles were recording Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967).. Being face to face with the Beatles may have helped Floyd a lot. Then in 1967 The Piper at the Gates of Down was released, which immediately ranks at the top of the English charts. This work is considered by many the first milestone of progressive rock and rivals precisely with Sgt Peppers .... The tà - title of the first work of rock art. The band was already enjoying success, but not everything was happiness. Barret's mental health was impaired due to the excessive use of drugs, reaching the limit of, in one of the performances, the musician being able to play only one chord. No longer able to play, Barret was gradually removed from the group; an unfortunate situation since he was one of the most creative musicians in the band. This pear - odo David Gilmour returned from France and was invited to join again the Pink Floyd . Roger Waters begins to assume the leadership of the band and soon comes out the second album, A Saucerful of Secrets (1968). The work is very well accepted and ends up proving that the group can move on without Barret. In 1969, they composed More, the soundtrack for the film of the same name (directed by Barbet Schroeder). Still in 69, they released Ummagumma, a double album, one recorded in the studio and the other live. Start the 70 Atom Heart Mother, which has a very curious cover regarding tà - title, displaying a picture of a cow. Parallel to this, Gilmour and Waters tried to help their friend Syd, producing the albums The Madcap Laughs and Barrets, both of 1970. However, Syd was unable to rehabilitate himself and his musical career came to an end. After that, he isolates himself and starts to dedicate himself only to painting. In 1971 Meddle is released and the following year Obscured By Clouds, soundtrack for the film La Vallée (1972, again under the direction of Barbet Schroeder). Following the film line, is produced Live at Pompeii (1972, directed by Adrian Maben), documentary anthology group show in the street - in Pompeii, Italy. Despite several projects and releases, the culmination of Pink Floyd would happen in 1973, with Dark Side of the Moon. It is a masterpiece without precedent in history, which broke and created several records. He stayed on the American charts for more than 14 years, he was among the 50 best selling albums in England for more than two years and among the 100 for more than eight. A curiosity: EMI, the band's recorder, went so far as to build factories for the exclusive production of Dark Side of the Moon, the demand was so great. The album counted on the hand of the respected simo sound engineer Alan Parsons, who was instrumental in producing this work sà - symbol. Songs like 'Time' and 'Money' demonstrate the quality of the record.

The next job would be very well accepted in the - Nicio, due to strong CRA - toxic to the entertainment industry. However, after a while, the album received the recognition it deserved, being considered one of the best of Pink Floyd. Wish You Were Here (1975) is a kind of tribute to Syd Barret, who is said to have appeared dirty, bald and wearing rags, in the studio where the band recorded. Due to the state in which the former member of Pink Floyd was, his colleagues found it difficult to recognize him and felt touched by the situation. The track 'Wish You Were Here' (I wish You Were Here), today one of the most famous of the band, ended up giving the tà - title to the album, which honored the troubled Barret. Animals (1977) was a work based on the book Animal Farm, George Orwell, which makes a severe cra-tica the capitalist system. This album accentuates the band's stage of protest and psychedelia. At the same time as the Animals tour, members of the group were working on side projects. David Gilmour released an album self-titled and Rick Wright released Wet Dream, both of 1978. At the time, Roger Waters was dedicated especially to the Pink firming up once as là - der band. After Dark Side ... and Wish You Were Here, it would be DIFA - cil imagine that Pink Floyd producing a better or as good a job as the previous two. However, in 1979, The Wall was launched, a highly emblematic work that criticized the education system in England, in addition to portraying human weaknesses. The album's success was devastating. The production of the tour was one of the most expensive and grandiose in the history of music. The work was classified as a rock opera, following the example of Tommy (1969), from The Who, and became a film of the same name in 1982, directed by Alan Parker. Like the album, the film was a huge success and was also considered a masterpiece. Roger Waters was considered the main responsible for this phase of Pink Floyd and his relationship with the rest of the band was not very good. The Final Cut (1983) is more an individual work by Waters than Pink Floyd. The whole idea of the album and the compositions are his own. Rick Wright was removed from the group by Waters and the problems of

relationship between him and his colleagues. In 1985 this decides to leave Pink Floyd , David Gilmour as getting new là - der.

From daà there is a legal battle between Gilmour and Waters for possession of the name Pink Floyd, with Gilmour the winner. Wright is brought back to the group and soon they release A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987), considered one of Floyd's weakest works. Waters began his solo career and released Radio KAOS and When the Wind Blows, both from 1978. The last record recorded by Pink Floyd was The Division Bell (1994). Before that, in 88, the live album Delicate Sound of Thunder was released. In 1995 Pulse came out, also live. After this work, several compilations were released, being: Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd (2001), the best known. During the end of the 90s and Ina - cio 2000s, Roger remain on tour, playing songs from his solo career and classic Pink Floyd in highly praised concerts by CRA - ethics and public. He even performed here in Brazil, in 2002, in the cities of Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. David Gilmour did not stand still either. In 2001 he recorded an acoustic festival at the Royal Albert Hall (which has no vinculin some with known acoustic promoted by MTV) and had the participation of Rick Wright, longtime friend of Pink Floyd. And to everyone's surprise, in July this year Pink Floyd, whose members were separated for more than 20 years, reunited for a performance at Live Aid 8 "" event held in support of the fight against hunger in Africa. There is no need look hard to see the marks left by Pink Floyd on the music scene, from mega-productions to inventive CD covers, the band exudes art from all sides, the complexity, excellence, precision and creativity of Floyd members, whether in the process composition, be it in the production of the shows, they established innovative musical techniques and standards, which broke with any other established paradigm and are used by several bands of today Pink Floyd is music, it is history, and it is art.

I want to say with my words that music can be the beginning of a new season and that we can fully find paradise on many aspects because God proposes that we were made of light and we are just passing a socialist rain in which hypocrisy does not exist on the worlds of the fittest because they are limitless when there are hidden desires on words that stretch, jest, soul and chosen love , leaving life as something superlative that we see death as perhaps a transversal essence over our destinies that gently accelerates us over various purposes of submitting to winning all the various bribes of life that at the end of the landing we can become even younger and we will find our best friends and that our loves have been preserved in extended truths because life will be fantastic because we are conservatives of an existence where never we lacked the noblest desire to precede life, but we will remain alive and intact over the attributes utos that the world favors us because we can be like a god in truths and predominance that life will not forget because every second we are learning to live and we will conquer the world of the weakest because we are strong and we will remain alive over the death that may be one way to preserve us about life that somewhere find younger and stronger and thus to us and we say that we keep our love and feeling with our souls that remained alive for ever and here I leave with a few words my sovereignty over my philosophies dreamed of and contemplated about my life for all my dear and illustrious friends and that someday we could really embrace us here or somewhere. Thanks!

By: Roberto Barros