How come music wasn't a serious art until Christian Europeans

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>>75022944
pretty sure it was serious with the greeks but they lost a lot of the music
>Does it bother you that classical music began and lived as church music for a long time?
no because a lot of superb music is religious

>>75022944
Not really, it just coincides with the summer of the Faustian civilization.

>>75022944
there's literally nothing wrong with believing in God
many empires have taken music very seriously, but much of it is lost. Music is an elevated form of culture in India, China, Indonesia, Africa, and Aboriginal America, among others, and all of these cultures developed more or less independently of Western Europe.

>>75022944
wow op, nice use of the transitive property

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>>75023082
>there's literally nothing wrong with believing in God

This

No because it created Grimes

The Egyptians, Sumerians, Romans and Greeks took it seriously, dumb /classical/poster.

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>>75022944
>If we had to measure it objectively, music is the most Christian form of art above everything else, and therefore /mu/ is inherently the most religious board on 4chan.

Come on now, i know bach is amazing but

Classical is for faggots who cant handle real music

>>75023976
I know you're ironic but still
>>>/out/

>>75024983
Im not being ironuc though, its boring and outdated

Oh boy here we go

>>75022944
good point dude
*converts to christianity*