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Jack Wood
Tyler Rodriguez
Who's the general grievous equivalent of classical music ?
Jace Flores
i don't know what that is
Colton Phillips
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Brandon Sullivan
Is there a thing where choirs get lazy and make women sing as the tenor because they can't find a man to do it?
I don't know why people let women sing in choirs in leading positions, their voice sounds bad and it makes me angry to hear them
It should be a man singing
Men's voices are more beautiful and sing better
Anyway I don't know much about singing but still, that's my opinion
Mason Ward
Based young boy castration promoter
Chase Hall
Was Boulez the last great composer?
Luke Perry
There will come a day when all pedophiles are burned alive. I'll make sure you're one of them.
Dominic Ramirez
Dude I'm just saying if you have a role for a tenor give it to a man not a woman especially if it's a song about God
Women aren't suited for that
Yes that means hiring boys to sing instead of women
No I don't support castrati
Luke Price
"great" in what sense
Nolan Young
great meaning being among the most highly accomplished in the art of musical composition. duh
Wyatt Adams
Then no, not at all in fact.
James Hughes
As in terms of impact/relevance/influence
Eli Edwards
IN that case, then like I said in the previous thread, you have all of these people, and many more, who are still alive:
Steve Reich
Helmut Lachenmann
Brian Ferneyhough
Philip Glass
Christian Wolff
Gyorgy Kurtag
Arvo Part
Wolfgang Rihm
Terry Riley
Sofia Gubaidulina
La Monte Young
Salvatore Sciarrino
Alexander Goehr
Michael Finnissy
Vinko Globokar
John Adams
Rolf Riehm
Kaija Saariaho
George Benjamin
William Bolcom
James Dillon
Robin Holloway
Tristan Murail
Chris Dench
Gordon Mumma
Hans Abrahamsen
Mark Andre
Richard Barrett
Peter Eotvos
Georg Friedrich Haas
Magnus Lindberg
Meredith Monk
Jaxson Turner
Along with other composers who outlived Boulez like
Harrison Birtwistle
Peter Maxwell Davies
Frederic Rzewski
Krzysztof Penderecki
Alvin Lucier
Louis Andriessen
and others
Leo Gonzalez
all terrible
Charles Parker
user was asking for in terms of influence, not your personal taste BITCH
Adam Taylor
also in terms of influence alone Grisey and Murail are pretty important in their influence on younger composers
Julian Murphy
OKAY
Jayden Perez
i was going to say no, but after seeing all the composers listed on and , i'm going to say yes.
Kayden Jenkins
Boulez sucks
Charles Ross
Juan Edwards
Liszt sucks mad fucking dick.
Bentley Hughes
>Le monte young
Jordan Morales
mozart dick suckers versus bach dick suckers the thread.
Nicholas Richardson
none of those composers have even been mentioned yet (until you).
Adam Gonzalez
15 minutes into that 'Daniel Howell' video on why YT sucks. I can really start to see why TwoSet degenerated from 'music with comedy' to 'two Aussie Chinks does X random shit.'
And in a way that kind of scares me as my own shitty creative type. Am I doing what I want or doing it for (you)s?
Brody Barnes
Post cancerous music
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Owen Green
So why is Frescobaldi important? I am pretty uneducated in regards to listening to classical music and my knowledge
of music theory is decent at best and very limited at worst. I am very interested in the barque period because it sounds amazing and is generally very pleasant to the ear, so what distinguishes Frescobaldi from his other contemporaries?
Christopher Parker
ockeghem was claimed by webern.
Gabriel Adams
who the hell is webem?
Samuel Bennett
his focus on instrumental music, until then the focus was in vocal music
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Kayden Ortiz
Wagner.
Robert Clark
>romanticism suc-
youtube.com
baroquebabbies, apologize
Justin White
Was John Cage the original shitposter?
Justin Richardson
ENTER
Brandon Miller
Strauss was the last great composer. Odd that he came after the great modernists, since he was the last romantic.
Luis Price
No prob mozart, cage was simply a walmart satie
Cameron Wilson
he's german so it's a masterpiece
Jayden Walker
Why isn't Schoenberg in your top 5?
Adrian Garcia
all of music is but a footnote to petzold
Daniel Foster
Because I don't think he used dissonance for the right reasons.
Ethan Morris
Yeah, but he didn't really come after the modernists. He was there before them (and would probably be counted as one at the turn of the century) and then had the audacity to live fifty years into the twentieth century
Adrian Kelly
Paganini because he plays like he has 4 arms
Zachary Clark
wagner is the dark vador of music
Ayden Green
>my favorite composer is Ravel
What would you think of this person
Ian Edwards
girl
Bentley Clark
reddit user
Connor Phillips
What do you mean?
Blake Scott
48 year old woman
Connor Rivera
>Yeah, but he didn't really come after the modernists.
He did some, like Debussy.
>and then had the audacity to live fifty years into the twentieth century
Kek.
Hudson Torres
youtu.be
Masterpiece.
Jayden Wilson
this is gods Music........Schönberg was not an Atheist........no great Music has ever been composed by an Atheist.........Facts and love from vienna Austria.......where it all began,.Haydn,. Mozart,. Beethoven,.schubert,.etc....
Chase Williams
he was a jew
Gavin Lopez
Extremely based
Luis Gonzalez
My ex gf
Evan White
Well, it can be separated into two critiques: the sentiment of his personality, and the technical features of his art. I never liked Schoenberg's use of dissonance even when he was still using it how it should be, earlier in his career. But his technical emancipation of the dissonance I find completely contrary to the potential of dissonance, even though he maintained he was doing the same thing as his early work with it just matured.
Joseph Lee
I'm working a short classical piece dubbed The Theme of Hurin (from lotr)
what do you think?
Luis Edwards
How about you dissonate your dick into some bitches
Gavin Wilson
Why ex
Logan Russell
Pretty cute
Kevin Brown
>cute
uh oh that's not what I was going for
David Cox
>But his technical emancipation of the dissonance I find completely contrary to the potential of dissonance
So limitation is the potential of dissonance?
Jace Walker
Not a tunesmith