lmao what a pseud
Julius Evola disliked Wagner and Beethoven
Logan Harris
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Zachary Phillips
God forbid people have differente preferences than yours.
Gabriel Ward
I can understand why, they're both great, but they're also emotionally incontinent melodramatists
Oliver Lewis
>the stylometry of an autist. The physiognomy of a car mechanic.
Evola is for teenagers on /pol/. Guenon is for big brains on Yea Forums.
Ryder Hughes
sorry but only non-aryans souls dislike beethoven
Jason Reed
Germoids can't into good tunes
Kayden Torres
i tried readin that tiger book of his. didnt understand shiet
Gavin Harris
Guenon looks like the monkey he's named after.
Blake Ramirez
Sebastian Myers
cool
Jeremiah Collins
Come back when Germs manage to put together a corker like this one
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Luis Bailey
>music is just a matter of taste and preference
The subjective brainlet has spoken. Music is not equal. Good music is superior. Functioning minds recognize this as fact. Inferior minds cannot assemble the melodies.
Landon Hall
I literally never said that. There's a difference between artistic merit (objective) and artistic preference (subjective).
Gavin Miller
Schopenhauer loved Beethoven but disliked Wagner.
Zachary Brown
>aryan
Cringe
Samuel Bell
kys
and then dilate
Sebastian Cruz
Only based people dislike Wagner.
Ryan Rogers
elaborate on that
Dylan Young
Tolstoy destroyed Wagner in his book about art. Opera is obnoxiously bad.
Colton Adams
Here's a small snippet
Jason Morales
Nothing wrong with liking something with a bit more finesse. Germans are an abrasive, riotous bunch.
Jayden Lee
only poets should be allowed to write about music
Mason Martin
>finesse
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is there anything more finesse than the pastoral suite?
baudelaire liked wagner. he even wrote him a letter expressing his gratitude
>The thing that struck me the most was the character of grandeur. It depicts what is grand and incites to grandeur. Throughout your works I found again the solemnity of the grand sounds of Nature in her grandest aspects, as well as the solemnity of the grand passions of man. One feels immediately carried away and dominated.