What's some non-derivative music? I'm focusing more

>>74065111
All music is derivative, pleb. You can't just pull shit out of your ass, it has to be built on a framework that already exists.

>>74065135
Who built the framework?

>>74065135
This.

If some musician says they don't find inspiration from anyone or anything they're straight pretentious cunts.

>>74065146
literally niggers

>>74065146
Some billion years of human evolution.

>>74065146
It's built on another framework.
You could trace it back to some monkey banging rocks together.

>>74065479
>monkeys
birds dude

>>74065146
Pagans

>>74065111
just listen to the dudes who invented music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWLK2gu_Krk

>>74065503
Oh shit tru
But humans/apes did the rhythm thing

>>74065146
Gregorian Chant -> Renaissance polyphony -> baroque composers like Bach -> Classical composers like Beethoven and Mozart -> Romantic composers like Thcaikovsky and Brahms -> Late romantic composers like Wagner and Strauss -> Early 20th century composers like Schoenberg and Stravinsky -> Mid 20th century composers like Stockhausen and Pierre Henry.

It all stems from the major scale. Do ra me

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>>74065561
Major and minor scales didn't come around until the 18th century.
Modes were the starting point.

Maybe Maqams if you want to look at the middle eastern side of music, or Koto scales if you want to look at asian music.

Supposedly some koto scales were secret and protected by a group of blind monks.

>>74065559
b-b-b-buh muh black peeble blooos