Is there a music equivalent of Ulysses?

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Probably Modern Sounds of Country and Western by Ray Charles in the sense that it essentially does what Ulysses does by essentially retelling other songs in a novel alien style. For an elderly mexican cowboy at the time who never ever listened to black music before nor understood english, but was very familiar with the original country songs on the album this truly would have been the Ulysses of music...

Shoenberg's late string quartets.

No. Retard.

No.

No.

Late Coltrane, e.g. Ascension
makes more sense imo. Improvisation fits stream of concious writing much more than something through composed desu. Both are good fits

Make way, please...

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no but this is the equivalent of Finnegan's Wake
youtube.com/watch?v=XIMSbKU2oZM

Music is a lesser art than literature, so it's very unlikely that there's an actual equivalent to Ulysses.

youtube.com/watch?v=2dK3Tzf8KwA

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Ulysses is full of joy and life, whereas Schoony made music that sounds like pain and resentment.

correct

I dunno, but this is GR's, and you can't deny it.
youtube.com/watch?v=SbCt-iXIXlQ&t=1887s

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>Finnegan's