>BANG BANG BANG BANG What is wrong with G*rman composers?
Daniel Nelson
Classical era and romantic era are the worst periods. Medieval, renaissance, baroque and 20th century are all better, more subtle and less prone to tropes. Only plebs will disagree.
>wanted to revolutionise art in insane ways, anti-capitalist, whoring around and bad with money >not a zoomer Where would you put him?
Samuel Barnes
wojackposters should be shot on shight
Lucas Edwards
ok frogposter
Gavin Howard
Beethovencucks are the fucking worst, most boring people ever. Anything that breaks boundaries is silly to them.
Ian Scott
>beethoven not in the centre. >no Prokofiev in boomer/bloomer territory >not putting Gershwin in Bloomer
Jacob Baker
Beethoven is the first romantic stereotypical "suffering artist" though and not putting him in the doomer category is silly. I'll add Prokofiev and Gershwin though because I agree with you there.
Wojak has always been and will always be a forced as fuck meme.
Ryan Brooks
All memes are cringy and forced, bro.
Blake Brown
It's either boomers or zoomers who like Wagner, and considering zoomers interests are hot and heavy I'd say it's safer to put him in zoomer.
Also shouldn''t Liszt be evidently more boomer?
Jacob Foster
Where would you place Vivaldi, Rossini, Puccini, Verdi, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, Szymanowski, Adams, Ades?
Logan Cruz
I don't care who listens to them, I'm basing this off of their personalities and compositions. Liszt was very innovative, but was very religious so yeah maybe I'll slide him down a bit. Good point. I'll think about it. Vivaldi is definitely a bloomer and Tchaikovsky is definitely a doomer firstly.
Camden Ortiz
Imagine thinking Bach was a bloomer
Nicholas Sanders
this is "everything but rap and country" for classical music.
All (good) Christians are bloomers, their utopia awaits them at the end of time and history.
Kayden Kelly
>All (good) Christians are bloomers, their utopia awaits them at the end of time and history. That's only Christian in the traditional sense, Wagner was a Christian --a modern one-- and was not hopeful.
Levi Foster
>Wagner was a Christian Hardly, barely.
Anthony Carter
That's why I said in the modern sense, or ideal of the word. Which remains, fundamentally spiritually Christian.
Lucas Phillips
And not just by unaltered repeating ethical structures but a much more conscious religion as is traditionally Christian! Different, but only a difference of modern reaction to Christianity.
Nathaniel Sanchez
Literally everything bach did was devouted to his religion, he's no wagner
Levi Long
The only classical thing I've really heard was Dvorak's New World Symphony which is some really basic shit. I love it, and want more Any classic recs?
Noah Russell
You have already reached the epitome of classical music. It's only downhill from here
>pastiche Nonsense. I wrote what I wanted. I didn’t hold myself to any expectation of style or period. But once the first few bars were written the piece had a character that had to be loosely maintained. >cliche sequences You act like this is something to be avoided and not something to be earned >tracings of Beethoven I detest this accusation. I’ve never studied a score in my entire life. >literally, and I shit you not, pulls the “find your own voice” meme. You don’t find your voice. Your voice finds you. If you try to “find your voice” you’ll just latch on to some boring, meaningless list of things that you thinks makes you special and different even though all it does it take away from what you actually wanted to say. I’ve seen it happen several times with friends.
Face it. Something being “new” and “unique” doesn't make up for it being bad.
Michael Thomas
Minuet I wrote voca.ro/4jS6WZyqtx9 I'm not the user who usually post these btw
I can't respect a man who died of syphilis, he slept with a prostitute instead of being a proud incel, he destroyed his career dying at 31 in his prime for sex
Chase Harris
Mahler 5
Connor Anderson
Stepping in to this conversation, I went in prepared to dislike polys music, but I actually preferred his fugue to the other examples cross-thread, it felt coherent enough, I don't know where the accusations of atonality came from, the half I listened to sounded entirely tonal.
Interestingly enough, and the only reason I am making this post, is that I listened to his suite afterwards. Its real bad, I only got a minute in. There's some player piano stuff that sounds like it belongs in circus galop, and sudden quirky rhythm changes for the hell of it. So now I don't know what to think.
Brayden Wilson
Dvorak might be normie fodder but it fucking rocks. Now THAT is originality. The symphony can not be mistaken for anything else, AND it knocks your socks off.
Wyatt Sanchez
Judge people by their best works, not by their worst
