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Well, I think you're supposed to know the music beforehand. What would you do if the article was a comment on some piece of literature?

• Nullabillity 10y ago
  Then, presumably, it would quote the applicable segments. Or it would, at the very least, contain a link to the whole article.
  • fiatjaf 10y ago
    A link to the whole book?
  • fiatjaf 10y ago
    Quote the entire book, you mean? A comment about a book may not be a comment about specific segments, but to the entire thing.
• tetraodonpuffer 10y ago
  being familiar with the piece is not the same as when he's discussing about tonalities having a sidebar with a piano reduction of the vocal score notated with key and chord degree information, and to go the extra mile you would be able to switch from piano to original performance seamlessly while looking at said score. I would be very willing to pay for a website that provided this kind of experience, or, even better, for an app that did that: kind of similar to what 'the orchestra' for ios is like but more in depth with music theory discussion as well. On a related note, it is quite enjoyable to listen to the interviews on "all of Bach" [1] as in some of them, especially organ, the performer will discuss the piece while playing short excerpts. [1] http://allofbach.com/en/ http://allofbach.com/en/