Why are Germans undeniably the greatest composers?

Why are Germans undeniably the greatest composers?

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i think wagner was a jew

Also Karajan was great

*why are Austrians undeniably the greatest composers?

and the best philosophers?

yeah i'm sure they all spoke austrian too

I don't see no Wu Tang in this entire bitch ass thread.

Keep it real.

Because they were black

Wagner hated jews.

anschluss mein comaraden

>nietzsche
>not being a christian existentialist like based
Soren Kierkegaard

Technical autism.

It doesn't matter if they're the greatest if no one listens to them anymore. We replaced these classical music with more trendy music such as rap and hip hop.

This, this is the only reason that he doesn't recieve credit for his greatness.
The Tannhauser Overture gives me chills every time.

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Mozart was Salzburgian

no, it's because he's complete trash agaisnt others, not that he's not good, he's just shit compared to Bach Mozart or Beethoven

ok mexico.

You forgot the Russians

there's a reason why wagner is so popular in normie culture, his music is so simple and shit that most people can appreciate it just as they appreciate pop songs.

Wagner is no more popular in normie culture than any of the composers you listed. Clearly you haven't listened to much of his catalog or have some kind of bias over more recent composers.

Don't forget Martin Heidegger

>Christian
>existentialist

>said fuck it and took a 'leap of faith'

Disgusting

They obviously have the knack for god tier music
German instrumentals have always been the greatest in the world
Italians and French have always been the world greatest vocalists

Heidegger owes his entire philosophy to Kierkegaard you kangaroo fucker.

I was listening to some catchy German Medieval music, they really are the best musicians.

> PRussians
ftfy

Beethoven was German
Hitler was Austrian

you're getting them mixed up again

I've never heard anyone say that. Can you explain?

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Heidegger's idea of "angst," dasein and mortality draw heavily on Kierkegaard's ideas on how we should face death as well as passionate "being-in-the-world"

ucd.ie/philosophy/perspectives/resources/TBen Yagi.pdf