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Boulez sucks eggs edition

>General Folder #1. Renaissance up to 20th century/modern classical. Also contains a folder of live recordings/recitals by some outstanding performers.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!mMYGhBgY!Ee_a6DJvLJRGej-9GBqi0A
>General Folder #2. Mostly Romantic up to 20th century/modern, but also includes recordings of music by Bach, Mozart and others.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!lIh3GRpY!piUs-QdhZACFt2hGtX39Rw
>General Folder #3. Mostly 20th century/modern with other assorted bits and pieces.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!Y8pXlJ7L!RzSeyGemu6QdvYzlfKs67w
>General Folder #4. Renaissance up to early/mid-20th century. Also contains a folder of Scarlatti sonate and another live recording/recital folder.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!kMpkFSzL!diCUavpSn9B-pr-MfKnKdA
>General Folder #5. Renaissance up to late 19th century.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!ekBFiCLD!spgz8Ij5G0SRH2JjXpnjLg
>General Folder #6. Very eclectic mix.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!O8pj1ZiL!mAfQOneAAMlDlrgkqvzfEg
>Renaissance Folder #1. Mass settings.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!ygImCRjS!1C9L77tCcZGQRF6UVXa-dA
>Renaissance Folder #2. Motets and madrigals (plus Leiden choirbooks).
https://mega.co.nz/#F!il5yBShJ!WPT0v8GwCAFdOaTYOLDA1g
>Debussy. There is an accompanying chart, available on request.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!DdJWUBBK!BeGdGaiAqdLy9SBZjCHjCw
>Opera Folder. Contains recorded video productions of about 10 well-known operas, with a bias towards late Romantic.
https://mega.co.nz/#F!4EVlnJrB!PRjPFC0vB2UT1vrBHAlHlw
>Crudblud stuff
http://crudblud.sjm.so/
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are there any youtube critics of classical music worth listening to? I don't want to spend a bunch of money to get a magazine subscription, but I want to know which are the best new and old recordings
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>>69174834
Not on YouTube, but there are some sites where you can get recommendations
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Stravinsky

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxJMDXopAbk
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>>69175148

Damn, that's boring.
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>>69175310
So what do you find interesting? Post something
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>>69175670

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5F5EbjSI2s

:^)
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Marcello

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rvQ1PPtKJ4
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How the fuck do i find an actual performance of Fur Elise on YouTube? It's all dubstep remixes.
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>>69175892

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2iOdo72vR4

If it's Beethoven just search for Kempff
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https://youtu.be/fDsAdl8nJm0
Liquid cringe a video about meme tier music and when you check the comment section it has chopin talking about classical with a bunch of roasties
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>>69175148
Why would you post his piano sonata?
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>tfw Schubert is not become a meme as much as Mozart and Beethoven

Fucking why? He was that good and innovative.
Why is history so cruel?
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>>69178349
What
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if you-know-who shows up ITT, i'm gonna kick his ass
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>>69179234
Who? boldfaure?
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>>69174741
Boulez was a magnificent conductor and an original genius that advanced composition by at least 75 years. You're a (bad) shitposter that makes unfunny knock-off vaporwave memes for a living. Let that sink in.
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>good music
>Mozart

Pick one.
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Thoughts on these two fellows?
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>>69179768
More like pick both.
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>>69178349
apostles of schubert prefer to keep knowledge of his divinity to themselves.
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Can we stop starting classical with a wall of greentext and links? It sets the thread up to be mind numbing and mediocre.
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>>69180003
What does a wall of greentext and links correlate with shitposting?
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>>69180129
How does a wall of greentext and links correlate with shitposting?*
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>>69180129

I'm sure that 99% of the users here always ignore the first post.
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>>69180265
and this has an effect on their shitposting how?
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>>69180485

I was saying that it doesn't, it's irrelevant.
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>>69180497
>It sets the thread up to be mind numbing and mediocre.
also, if it's irrelevant, why does it matter?
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>>69180514

I'm not that guy.
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>tfw just realised I have access to Naxos music library

Welp that's my year sorted
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>>69174741
What are some good resources for someone who likes classical music, but wants to develop a deeper appreciation of it, in terms of understanding the underpinning theory and terminology?
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>>69181905
R O S E N
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What's a good place to start for critical reviews of classical pieces? Considering it's often academic nature, I feel it would be easier to find actual critical analysis of this type of stuff rather than the "reviews" you see for most shit on places like Pitchfork, RYM, Sputnik, Needledrop, etc.

>>69179736
Elaborate on Boulez' innovations.
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>>69181971
Composition wise? Or are you looking for reviews for particular recordings/interpretations of a piece?
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where i can find it?
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quick!

what are your favorite Vivaldi recordings?
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I think we can summon CLT and the crew by posting atonal composers, anybody wanna try?
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>>69183553
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19VxHGpzJBo
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>>69181952
Reading Rosen requires some basis in theory, which the man doesn't seem to possess.
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>>69183868
what's a baby theory book to read before rosen?
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>>69183553
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkT-3Yh22PE
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>>69184017
It depends on one's seriousness about learning anything.
Is the final purpose of this research into theory to be able to word more opinions on /mu/? --- then, like most posters here, and most trips, wikipedia will do just fine.

Else, get a teacher to understand the very basics of harmony, voice-leading, figured bass, etc, before studying counterpoint. You'll most likely need a teacher to correct your counterpoint exercises.
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What do you guys think about Satie?
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>>69184455
How did you learn?
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10/10
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>>69184749
I gazed at the sun for like ~45 mins, been seeing music ever since.
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>>69184799
Is Boulez the best composer of the 20th century? I think so.
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>>69183369
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FaE32klkhc
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>>69184822
>not gorecki
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>>69184920
You're right, it isn't Gorecki.
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>>69184986
You know who it isn't? Boulez.
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>>69184920
>gorecki
lmao
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When it is too late to become a classical musician?
I'm a 18 years old depressed guy, I'm close to finishing high school and classical music is the only thing I like.
At the moment I'm a decent bassist and that's it. Is it too late to learn an instrument and composition and jump into the circuit?
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>>69185087
>gorecki
>gecko ri
>gecko ree
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>>69185172
That's so stupid it could actually work as a meme
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>>69183369
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3tXFG7qG8M
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Can someone post le Chopin banane?
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mozart was gay lol
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>>69185104
It's too late.
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>>69186151

Care to expand? I'd love to know more about how things actually work out there.
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>>69186219
not him but there will always be a gook better and they will always get the gig

t. classical guitarist who makes no money
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>>69186248
Are you telling me fucking Ling Ling is swimming in cash right now? Why are gooks in demand?
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>>69186151
Do you even know how to play an instrument Tallis?
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>>69186268
>Why are gooks in demand?
because they spend their entire childhood training for it and have forced discipline.

playing with gooks is never fun though. i seriously doubt any of them actually enjoy playing classical music
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>>69186268

They're not, there are like 6 internationally famous asian pianists and that's it.

People get stocked about young chinese kids playing Chopin Etudes, but that's just technique. They will eventually hit a peak, and at that poin the only thing that matters is interpretation.

I wonder how many potentially great pianists stopped playing piano cause of those videos.
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>>69186248
Gooks are like machines. That's why they only appeal to a particular audience of uneducated americans and dumb chinks who haven't figured it out yet, that gooks will be put out of work as soon as synth technologies develop enough to be able to perfectly replicate the sound of instruments played by real people. Because that's exactly what they're doing. They don't understand our music, they don't want to, they just play it like they make toys in sweatshops.

>>69186335
Not anymore.
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>>69185104
fuck being a performer. there are thousands technically proficient classical musicians who have been forced to train since the age of 3 who you will never be as good as. but they have no soul.

become a composer. its never too late to create a great work of art.
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Post the most dissonant piece you know

hardmode: 19th century or earlier
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>>69186422
>particular audience of uneducated americans
They're more successful in Europe. America recital attendance is very low by comparison
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>>69186488
>>>r/music
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>>69186520
shut the fuck up shitposting faggot
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>>69186488
me fucking ur mom
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>>69186440
>become a composer.
and compete with talentless wannabe composer #1000001?
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>>69186555
Did you just downvote me you dip?
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>>69186248
What do you play on classical guitar?

t. classical guitarist who makes no money
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>>69186605
whatever is thrown at me. villa-lobos and tarrega are my favourites though. capricho arabe is fun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_goHl-GuNk
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>>69186440

Can I live off it?

I know that to study composition in any university I should reach a certain level of competence with piano. Will that be enough to give lessons and make a living off it?

I've always lived extremely frugally and I think I'm fine to be poor for the rest of my life, as long as I can avoid shitty jobs in retail.

>>69186248

Those guys were able to play extremely difficult pieces in their early teens. Why can't I reach that level in the same amount of time?
This is completely hypothetical (I've seen multiple guys asking for it but I've never seen a decent answer for it), but could I become a great performer if I practice, let's say, 10 to 12 hours everyday for 10 years?
Or would it be useless? Where would a late starter peak?
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Tallis are you drunk?
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>>69186656
>Those guys were able to play extremely difficult pieces in their early teens. Why can't I reach that level in the same amount of time?
the brain of a child is easier mended than the brain of an adult

hence why learning a language becomes harder as you get older
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>>69186656
Your nerves in your fingers are already developed and I think they don't develop the same way when you start between 1 and 6 years old.
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>>69186686
By the way, the great message of the Sumposium is not that knowledge is love, but that the object of love is not the individual that we believe we love, but Beauty in itself ; thus from individual love one sees in beauty in one, then beauty in many young boys, before seeing it in works and deeds, before seeing it in science, before moving on to the science of Beauty in itself. It is a reciprocal, triangular relationship between lovers which, dialectically, brings both upwards, to the Intelligible and Beauty.
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>>69186579
Art isn't a competition
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>>69186579
>competing with talentless wannabe composers

you don't compete as a composer, you compose for the sake of music. you do it because you love to do it

you really don't even like music do you?
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>>69186849
If there were a single thing to retrieve from the Greeks, it would be the profound affirmation that art, indeed, is a competition.
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>>69186836
>Beauty in itself
Was that ever explained/defined or would that be in a different work? I only read that translation in a class filled with plebs.
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>>69186644
Nice, can you play Asturias?
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>>69186877
Too bad classical has lost that competition :(
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>>69186935
never bothered to learn it
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>>69186775
>>69186742

Yeah, but to what extent?

Let's say that until I'm 28 I practice 10 hours everyday (5 in the morning and 5 in the evening). At what point would I peak?
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>>69186877
shut the fuck up
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Unrelated to the topic of becoming a musician but Is learning how to play an instrument really *THAT* important to understand classical?
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>>69187229

Composition will help you more, and knowing how to play an instrument will make the studying 10 times easier.
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>>69186999
What do you think of this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG_AM6avyLM
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>>69186930
ABOUT LOVE AS A GOD
1) To love is not only to want something, but to want it in the future as
---a) Someone could be tall and love being tall ; they wish to keep being tall.
---b) One doesn't cease to love something they've acquired.

2) Love is not good nor beautiful, neither bad nor ugly ; it is an intermediary being (μεταξύ), a demon, not a god, yet still "divine"
---a) Were love good and beautiful, it couldn't seek what is good and beautiful
---b) Were love bad and ugly, it wouldn't be divine

3) Love wants to possess that which is beautiful, eternally
---a) All who love want that which is good (beautiful)
---b) Love inspires this in men ; thus as a semi-divine being, it would want the beautiful eternally

ABOUT LOVE IN MEN

1) Some men are fecund and want to give birth to something
---a) This can be done either by the mind (poetry, great deeds)
---b) Or by the body (children)

2) Giving birth to something is the immortal part of the mortal condition of mankind
---a) Some of the works and deeds we can give birth to, will live on forever, either because of our glory (deeds) or because of their perfection (works)
---b) In our children lives on a part of ourselves

3) Giving birth to something can only happen "within the beautiful"
---a) That which has the quality of being immortal is divine
---b) That which is ugly contrasts with the divine, producing disharmony ; we can only give birth in harmony

4) We can reach supreme beauty through a particular path
---a) First, through Love, see beauty in a person, then in more persons, then in deeds and works
---b) Then study sciences to find beauty in sciences

5) There is a science of Beauty
---a) That which can be an object of science is only that which is not subject to change and becoming ; ie. the intelligible
---b) We've seen beauty in sciences ; thus all this beauty must participate of a single beauty, the idea of Beauty, which is intelligible
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>>69187310
Love doesn't exist
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>>69187279
dont like it

i dont care if its dowland
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>>69187310
Do you know a good translation of the Symposium? It sounds interesting
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>>69187486
As in you DO like Dowland or you DON'T
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>>69187511
I'm a francophone so I use the Belles Lettres bilingual editions for reading (don't have to care about how accurate the translation is), the Platonis Opera for citations. I also have Luc Brisson's complete works, which is a great translation.

The Sumposium is a great dialogue, as it explains, beyond its questions about love, the basis of Socrates' dialectical approach to seeking truth as a fundamentally erotic relationship.
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>>69187547
some dowland is ok.

he was a whiny emo though
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>>69187586
>Expression is being a whiny emo

no
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>>69187657
lmao
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Who is the Socrates of music?
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>>69187790
mozart
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>>69187790

Schoenberg
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>>69187790
There are plenty of outdated, uninteresting composers, anon. Take your pick.
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>>69187586
What is OK Dowland and what isn't OK Dowland?
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>>69187833
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=613nUS1m3j8

not ok dowland is Flow My Tears and any other memesong that normies like. also that piece you posted isnt nice
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>>69187040

no one?
There's not even one piano teacher on this board? Are you guys all untrained?
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Here's a cool duet by Andy Akiho for cello marimba and loop pedals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcNpjqoIHP8
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>>69188088
>loop pedals
meme
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>>69188088

>loop pedals
>thinknig that costant repetition is ok

Just hire 10 musicians and record it all at once, jesus christ.
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>>69188088

>tfw studying in a conservatoire
>tfw I'm 100% sure that these guys don't give a shit about that music
>tfw I'm 100% sure that they're tired of being poor and are just trying to cash in

Sad.
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>>69188304
Have some happy performers instead
https://youtu.be/Nbe7qQPtf_A?t=614
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>>69188358

>happy performers

The only happy performers there are the first violin and the conductor. Literally everyone else there is suicidal once they get past their early 30s
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>>69188438
You deny this man's happiness?
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>>69188438
Yeah, must suck getting a 6-digit salary to play great music
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>>69175310
>Stravinsky
>Boring

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EY50xnoyOA
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>>69188463

He was probably high

>>69188518

>6 digits

Damn, you know nothing about modern classical musicians and orchestras, do you?
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>>69188673
That's the average salary for most of the higher-tiered orchestras in America and Europe, though. In-fact, in America is has gone up recently, as a few orchestras went on strike demanding higher salaries.

Well known orchestras get paid well.
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>>69179797
degenerate retarded autists. I wish they had never lived 2bh
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>>69181355
pretty awesome. Comes with my library membership family
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>>69179797

John Cage is the most uninteresting famous composer of the 20th century.

None of his music deserves to be listened and his greatest achievement is a shallow definition that no aesthetic philosopher took seriously.
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>>69188304
>>69188270
It's like you fags don't like minimalism.
Get with the times.
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>>69188788

>get with the times
>60 years old movement
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>>69179797
meme
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>>69187896
is this in dorian?
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>>69189141
i dont fucking know. its not just one piece either

listen for a natrual sixth i guess
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>>69188896
it slightly disconcerting we've basically been doing the same thing for 60 years though. Are we reaching the end of musical novelty?
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>>69189220

Know that feel.

>local conservatory has 2 composition contests every year
>the 90% of the winners always do post-serialist/minimalist shit

It's just not interesting anymore. i wish the academia could go back to pure unadultered tonality.
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>>69189162
sorry. Just trying to train my ear as an unmusical pleb who was listening to bleeps and bloops until he was 22
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>>69189256
no problem. just listen for characteristics in the modes. they all have their own sound. major is major, lydian is wistful, phrygian is dark, minor is sad etc.
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>>69189220
careful, you'll trigger Poly
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>>69189351

who?
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>>69189377
fuck off newfag

i actually mean this too
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>>69189404

>taking pride in knowing tripcode bitches

Damn, that's sad.
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>>69189416
yes especially since I had repressed all traces of that pseudintellectual edgy bohemian retard before faggot anon invoked his memory on me once again.
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>>69189141
If you mean that first piece then yes, at least I have heard it described as Dorian anyway.
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>>69187896
Yeah downloaded this a while ago, try my hand at playing some of it.
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>>69183369
https://youtu.be/7aaAmGbjQKA
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>>69189377
me

Arensky acquired:
Suites for two pianos - nice
Violin Concerto / Tchaikovsky Suite No. 3 - very nice
Arensky Piano music - very nice
Treasures of Russian Chamber Music - just the standard trio in D, but string quartet too, and a nice Taneyev piece.

Concert coming up this Thursday chaps. Having a viola piece of mine played at a new music concert. Everyone else is experimental - and all the composers are alive except 1 (Feldman). my piece is bucking the trend by being mostly old fashioned and traditional. Viola partita a la Bach, but with a strummed balalaika-esque section.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Og5aECH3Y&t=1631s

Please like me, /mu/
sincerely:
Schubert,
The original neckbeard
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>>69189251
>i wish the academia could go back to pure unadultered tonality.

This tbqh. The reason this type of shitty music is sticking around is because it's easier to write and is more resilient to criticism. There are fewer rules to follow, and pieces can essentially write themselves if you use algorithms like serial music and minimalism often do. If a critic doesn't like it it's just that they don't "get" it. Everyone is more afraid to criticize because they don't want to be seen as the philistine who doesn't understand the composer's intentions. With tonal music there's less for the composer to hide behind, less mysticism to veil their technique.
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Who's the best pianist for Beethoven?
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>>69192075
>because it's easier to write
not for serial music
>and is more resilient to criticism
not really, the majority of people don't like serial music. minimalism is considerably more popular, though
>There are fewer rules to follow
not for serial music
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>>69192125
>>There are fewer rules to follow
>not for serial music
You're right, I phrased that incorrectly. The rules in serialism are more like paint-by-numbers compared to creating a painting from scratch. Yes, there are more rules, but it's more like composing on rails so you don't have to put as much effort into it.

>>and is more resilient to criticism
>not really, the majority of people don't like serial music. minimalism is considerably more popular, though
What I wrote was in the context of academia.
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Is post-minimalism better or worse than traditional minimalism?
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>>69179797
I haven't got into John Cage properly so I could have an opinion on him, but as far as Feldman's works go, I feel like I really like his music even though I could see why would anynone dislike. Coptic Light is specially interesting.
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>>69174852
Which sites?
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>>69189220
>>69189251
>>69192075
do you guys want an award for being so fucking retarded and knowing nothing about music, or being really really butthurt about composers better than you, or something?

>thinks 60 years is a long time for a style of music to be around
>dressing up what is basically a tasteless opinion as a pretentious and ill-informed critique on "le degenerate modern art xD"
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>>69192448
>please tell me my opinions for me, my tiny brain is incapable of thinking for myself
>please shove all your cocks down my throat, please, I love it
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>>69194813

>thinks that minimalism needs 60 years of development

Nice IQ you've got there.
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Could anyone here point me to some quartal/quintal harmony books/compositions?
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>try listening to some of Mozart's "music"
>start vomiting uncontrollably because of how repugnant it is

Never again
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>>69196100
shitty taste in music
shitty taste in girls

no surprises here
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Handel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Nct7d5yfYw
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>>69196493
Trash lmao
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>>69179768
underrater spotted
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Classical music makes me go to sleep and it goes on for too long
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>>69196185
Mozart isn't music kiddo
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>tfw people unironically listen to John Cage
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>tfw people unironically listen to Mozart
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>>69194813
>>>r/music
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Post shit symphonies
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>>69198810
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoaTVgvxm-M
>poly will defend this
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>>69198810
What's wrong with this symphony?
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>>69198869
It's by Mahluh
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>>69198899
Not an argument.
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>>69198899
And what's wrong with Mahler?
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someone explain feldman to me
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>>69198810
Garbage
Just like everything else Berlioz ever composed
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>>69198934
He's shit

>>69199028
Shit
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>>69199047
see
>>69198928
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>>69199047
>He's shit
Care to elaborate?
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>>69199031
4chan is for ages 18+
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>>69199069
Lol someone is triggered
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>>69198810
I don't get what the deal with Mendelssohn is. Apart from some very good chamber music, just about everything I've heard from him is thoroughly mediocre. These two symphonies are utterly dull from start, to finish.
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>>69199067
Listen to his music
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>>69199169
kill yourself buddy
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>>69199206
see
>>69198928
>>
>>69199206
see
>>69199211
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>>69199211
Degenerate music please go.
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Mahluh babbys are so easy to trigger
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What are you guys listening to!?
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How is Ives so good?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlxDCXTqmeQ
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>>69199309
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKqrzipOCdM

Some good ol' Rosy
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Erik Satie was such a hack
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>>69199437
yes
Mozart and Josquin as well
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this general is a broken record
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>>69199489
Don't forget Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, Berlioz, and Wagner.
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>>69199517
great contribution you whining bitch
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>>69199543
Nah, Mozart is genuinely bad. Bach and the rest are fine.
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>>69199517
>dude bog
>dude mahluh
>dude wagnuh which performance is best
>dude shitpin sux lmao
yeah i agree
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>>69199565
But I've already said otherwise.
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>>69199578
We haven't talked about Wagner in like a month, though.
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>even classical music has chads
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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>>69199609
i havent been here in a month. before that literally every thread was filled with faggots asking what performance of wagners memepras was the best
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What performance of Wagner's Ring is the best?
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>>69199635
For example.
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>>69199684
kek
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BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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>>69199684
Solti (1965)
Krauss (1953)
Keilberth (1955)
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>>69199788
I can hear Wagneranon screaming from here
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>>69199788
>>69199809
No G*rman filth please
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>>69199848
I'll consider it since you asked so nicely, but I make no promises
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>>69199867
fuck off
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>>69199882
>>
>>69199565

Why is Mozart bad?
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>>69199944
He made bad music.
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>>69199944
He's not it's just a meme perpetuated by G*rmans jealous of Austrians
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>>69199169
see >>69199211

>>69199720
What's your favorite among Mozart's piano concerti ?

>>69199944
He's the greatest composer in history. You don't write over 600 works of the most perfect music without making a few enemies.
>>
>tfw Wagner wrote the Wedding March

Didn't see that coming
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>>69200415
>tfw Mendelssohn wrote the other one
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>>69200355
>having a favorite Mozart anything

Remember that Tallis is a pedophilic reprobate of the worst class.
>>
Reading Gerald Moore's memoirs/autobiography. Makes for interesting reading, particularly how the recording process changed throughout his lifetime.
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>>69200642
>Makes for interesting reading

doubtful
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>>69200670
Why do you post whores while shitposting? Are you trying to brainwash people into being misogynists?
>>
>>69200642
I listened to his Art of Accompaniment CD. He has a good sense of humor
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>>69200706
>calls a woman he doesn't know a whore

You sound like a misogynist.
>>
>>69200642
He also raves about Solomon more than I've seen anyone rave about him before.

>>69199809
He quite likes the Krauss, doesn't he?

>>69200670
What makes you think that
>>
>>69200763
Yes, but iirc absolutely loathes Solti
>>
>>69200757
See? It's working.
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>>69200746
>He has a good sense of humor
>sexually assaulted women throughout his life

?
>>
>>69200841
Really makes you think.....
>>
>>69200789
Don't think he likes Keilberth 55 either because of the eternal Culshaw
>>
>>69200415
I found it surprising Chopin wrote the funeral march.
>>
Reckon I'll listen to Become Ocean in honour of Fukushima's position in an hour
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>>69187581
Who is Luc Brisson? He seems familiar yet there's nothing on him when you search
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>>69199309
>>
>>69201959
>yet there's nothing on him when you search

And it's like that for a reason...
>>
I think banning xian music would be a great way to revitalize this general.
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>>69199309
https://youtu.be/z93KM48C7v4
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyYfEvmHGBw
Post rare organ memes
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>>69203076
How rare is this?
https://youtu.be/ClEZeWEpQ_8
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>>69203098
>baroque thats not bog, tellyman, handle, veevaldi
ok with me
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>>69203161
>bog

fuck off retard
your disrespect of the greatest composer of all time has gone too far

repent.
>>
>>69203231
Bog is the GOAT of baroque but I want rare organ memes
>>
>>69203231
>disrespect of the greatest composer of all time
He wasn't talking about Mozart though.
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>>69187373
*tips fedora*
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>>69203276
Please, Mozart wasn't even the best composer in his own era.
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>that orgasmic scream from Sieglinde as Siegmund withdraws his massive sword from the tree

Makes me kek everytime.
>>
>>69203339
>withdraws his massive sword
Lewd
>>
>>69203339
>Wagner
4chan is for ages 18+
>>
>>69203360
Really gets the brain juices flowing.......
>>
>>69203161
More rare organ memes here
https://youtu.be/MkqgdrBNqH4
>>
>>69203327
>Mozart wasn't even the best composer in his own era.
Pleb
>>
>>69203418
unlike Wagner's music
>>
>>69203442
Really forces you to contemplate.......
>>
>>69203439
>Pleb
Yes you are.
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>>69203339
>G*rman oprea
>>
>>69203459
unlike Wagner's music
>>
>>69203509
Really makes my noggin go joggin........................
>>
>>69203522
UNLIKE WAGNUHS MUSIC
>>
>>69203522
UNLIKE WAGNER'S MUSIC
>>
>>69194391
RYM
>>
>>69203545
>>69203546
Was it worth getting your phone out to time that properly
>>
>>69203435
Here's one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kkN5Yh0OCU

And another particular favourite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me34TagK8B8

And perhaps not so rare but still good:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZQ--KHn21A
>>
IT'S GONNA RAIN
>>
>>69203579
https://youtu.be/koXWIdeT8cU
RARE
A
R
E
>>
>>69203647
And who could forget famous Mormon organist and composer Robert Cundick?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj2JR6jHCsQ
>>
>>69183868
I was just listening to Saint Saens and paused it to listen to this. The change literally made me sick... I'm literally shaking.
>>
>>69183868
Whoops meant to reply to this >>69183732
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v5Nkj3tSq8

Jongen
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>>69203574
what are you implying?
>>
>>69203243
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKn3XGK4eHo
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Can someone PLEASE post le chopin banana
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>>69203825
"no"
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>>69203803
>literally his most famous piece

we need to go rarer
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>>69203679
https://youtu.be/c2nVhLwnvUY
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>>69198934
>HONK HONK HONK *rubs nose*
>>
>>69203872
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR3Rt2z-dyU
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Symphony
Mahler > Beethoven

String Quartet
Haydn > Mozart

Songs
Eisler > Schubert


You know it's true.
>>
>>69204405
It's true if you're a massive pleb maybe.
>>
>>69204448
said the pleb
>>
>>69174741
requesting debussy chart
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>>69204514
>debussy

stop.
>>
>>69204405
You're right on the money about Symphony and Quartets

But Schubert cannot be beat in lieder, come on now
>>
Is elitist /classical/ back?
>>
>Debussy is bad
>Mahler is bad
>Mozart is bad
>Bach is bad
>Boulez is bad
>Cage is bad
>Wagner is bad

Do you jackasses like anything?
>>
>>69204836
I like all of those on that list except Cage
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>>69204836
debussy is good
mahler is one of the best orchestraters to live but overrated as a composer
mozart is good
bach is good
boulez is bad
cage isnt music
wagner is bad
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>>69201959
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luc_Brisson

https://www.amazon.com/Luc-Brisson/e/B001H9WBK0

One of the leading experts, worldwide, on Plato and Plotinus.
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>>69204836
All the patricians here like Mozart, he's just 2deep4plebs.
>>
>>69204809
>You're right on the money about Symphony and Quartets
Those are probably the things he's most wrong on.
>>
>>69204928
more like 2boring4anyone
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>>69204994
Further proof plebs are afraid of Mozart's highly complex music.
>>
>>69204949
Mozart has the edge in regards to his the vast majority of other chamber music, but in terms of quartets I've always preferred Haydn. They're both great, of course, but I'd give Haydn the throne for quartets.

Mozart would agree with me
>>
>>69204994
>>69204514
>>69204405
>>69203825
>>69203327
You need to get the fuck out.
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>>69205072
>Mozart would agree with me
[citation needed] and Haydn would disagree with you.
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>>69205110
>[citation needed]
(Mozart, 349)
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>>69205124
/r/ing Mozart's 350+ page autobiography.
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>>69205046
>highly complex
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>>69205162
Ok hold on I'll scan all the pages
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>thread is going to dissolve into le mozart is shit arguing
this literally happens every thread fuck all of you faggots
>>
>>69205201
>braces
disgusting.jpg
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>>69205245
fuck off mozart you should be dead
>>
>>69205245
pretty much all the threads devolve into "X is shit" arguing eventually
>>
What's your favorite Mozart recording?
>>
>>69205271
xD
>>
>>69205245
Do you think Mozart got a kick out of watching people fight about him?
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>>69205279
>favorite
?
They're all bad.
>>
>>69205279
>>
>>69205279
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>>69205380
Gulda's Mozart is surprisingly less egregious than his everything else.
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>>69205402
i like his schubert
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>>69205279
>>69205337
>>69205380
...Heh. Step aside, plebs.
>>
what's the password gayboy
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV8RYaRrx1M

This guy was a literal fag and got shot to death by a male prostitute
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>>69205279
>recording
you read him you idiiot
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>>69205629
>pass:pippo9
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>>69205279
This durnitz sonata is the best i ever heard but the rest of the album is garbage
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>>69205996
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