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Chopin was born 216 years ago today. Remember to thank him for inventing music
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>Mozart’s music and Mozart’s orchestra are a perfect match. An equally perfect balance exists between Palestrina’s choir and Palestrina’s counterpoint, and I find a similar correspondence between Chopin’s piano and some of his etudes and preludes. I don’t care for the lady's Chopin, however. There is too much of the Parisian salon in that; but he has given us many things that are above the salon.
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granny classical
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>>129569548
Thanks for the melodies, Freddy
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>>129569548
Thanks
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>>129569548
his nocturnes set (the Rubinstein one) will forever be one oof my desert island discs
Thanks
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>>129569548
Thanks.
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>>129570440
Why are you posting Asian performers?
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>>129570846
Timmy didnt practice 40 hours a day
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>>129570846
White genocide, probably
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>>129570440
Kobayashi is probably one of my favorite current Chopin players.
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>Kissin
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>>129570846
I don't know if you've checked, Saar, but Asians are the only people keeping classical music alive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ595N9NZVg
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>>129569548
>inventing music
that was either Leonin for modern music or some ancient babylonian if you count ancient music
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>>129570917
folky chamber-pop played on strings =/= classical
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>>129571004
In 0-200 years, people will regard VGM more highly than Amagayus Mozart or Beethoven.

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