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Sure, but his music seems to invoke fewer images of stuffy orchestral halls stuffed with powdered wigs and Victorian sensibilities. At least for me. It's pretty
by Rooster61 8y ago
Sure, but his music seems to invoke fewer images of stuffy orchestral halls stuffed with powdered wigs and Victorian sensibilities. At least for me. It's pretty timeless.
- coldtea 8y agoWell, consider Bach then...
- Rooster61 8y agoWell, Bach to me DOES represent that setting in time, but does it impeccably well. Much more rigid in keeping to form and harmony, more indicative of his era. Not a bad thing. His music is equally brilliant, but much of it screams "I'm Baroque!"
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