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I heard an interview with a music professor on my local classical music radio station. And he said that 20 out of 30 students can't name one composer of the 20th century (Stockhausen/Xenakis etc) Thats sad. But hey, I can't name one 1 composer of the 19th or the 18th century. Can you (without wikipedia)? And why is 'new music' after 100 years still 'new music' anyway |
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its still new music cos everything is relative i think |
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mirror in the bathroom please talk free the door is locked just you and me can i take you to a resturaunt thats got glass tables you can watch yourself while you are eatting |
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Jean Sibelius, Gustav Mahler, Johann Strauss, Johann Strauss II. |
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Sibelion The Third |
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yes i can |
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classical music is timeless |
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naming one composer from the 19th or 18th centuries is easy. if you can't name one from either than your education is very poor. |
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honestly, wagner, beethoven, brahms etc.? it's so easy. But you asked a better question, why 100 year old music is called "new music"... I think it's because most concert music these days is still rehashing ideas that were developed at the beginning of last century (atonality, serialism etc.), and because most innovation happens in the field of pop/rock/electronic music. |
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can i take to a resturaunt thats got glass tables you can watch yourself while you are eating |
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