invented such an out-there language in order to keep it timeless and unfamiliar
Note: I have never actually read or watched A Clockwork Orange.
But! That actually reminds me a bit of what Yuki Kajiura does with a lot of her music; she writes a lot of stuff in this "Kajiuraese" language she made up, aiming to sound pleasing to the ear. I do think it's a more amusing idea than always relying on Latin to be the incomprehensible music-y language :P
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Date: 2013-10-27 11:12 pm (UTC)Note: I have never actually read or watched A Clockwork Orange.
But! That actually reminds me a bit of what Yuki Kajiura does with a lot of her music; she writes a lot of stuff in this "Kajiuraese" language she made up, aiming to sound pleasing to the ear. I do think it's a more amusing idea than always relying on Latin to be the incomprehensible music-y language :P