Who does Sup Forums think is the greatest man who ever lived? Obviously Beethoven is the clear frontrunner. Inb4 "HURR DURR HITLER." Pls, Hitler got BTFO by Russia. No losers allowed in this thread. Only true alphas will be permitted.
Greatest Man In History
Jack Brown
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Jacob Baker
>beethoven
>white
Levi Butler
I love Beethoven so much.
Kempff, Tempest Sonata, 3rd mov.
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Karajan, 7th Symphony, 2nd mov.
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Jace Jones
DEUS VULT
Caleb Lee
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Jackson Anderson
I am seeing the 7th next month in nyc. Right now I am inspired by this piece during these glorious times youtube.com
Colton Watson
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Austin Howard
>I am seeing the 7th next month in nyc.
Shiiiiiiiiit, I envy you. Who's conducting?
I like the first half of the 1st movement. The 2nd and 3rd movements are god-tier. I'd walk out on the 4th movement.
Dominic Perry
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Christian Green
+1
Gavin James
Martin Luther
>Saw the catholic church acting like jews
>Saved the greatest European nations from the pedo loving religion aka catholicism
>Cucked the catholic church
Jordan Williams
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Jackson Myers
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Ryan Young
>implying beethoven is even the greatest musician
Chopin or Rachmaninoff can beat him any day.
Either way, I'd go with Socrates.
Julian Gutierrez
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Caleb Roberts
>Chopin
Boring.
>Rachmaninoff
Based.
Angel Torres
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William Johnson
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Parker Lewis
Alexander the Great is the absolute expression of leadership and greatness, everyone else is under him.
Blake Morris
Jesus.
Jonathan Barnes
Bach>Beethoven
Luis Nelson
Conductor is a Swede named Herbert Blomstedt. New York Philharmonic Orchestra. The concert is on my birthday which sounds like a god-tier birthday to me except im turning 30 kill me pls
Lucas Gonzalez
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Hudson Rodriguez
>chopin is boring
You can't honestly say this is boring:
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David Young
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Levi Allen
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Jose Thompson
>Conductor is a Swede named Herbert Blomstedt.
Never heard of him, but I suspect he has picked an all-Somali orchestra.
>im turing 30
lmao hi grandpa
>You can't honestly say this is boring:
I can and I do.
Landon Nguyen
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Alexander Watson
Benjamin Franklin.
He is the epitome of success, and everyone should strive to be like him.
Nolan Jenkins
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Caleb Perry
Damn right
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Kayden Butler
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Levi Ramirez
>all-Somali orchestra
says the german
Juan Ramirez
Chopin's great, but he's second to Schubert for me when writing for the piano.
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James Thomas
Thanks for pulling out of your dingo long enough to leave a comment lmao
Daniel Price
>I can and I do.
Cool opinion, Hans. You're just jealous of the Poles as usual.
Luis Williams
Why can't we just be friends?
Austin Barnes
>t. not interested in classical music
Dylan Gray
who dis
Landon Cox
>Why can't we just be friends?
Because Germans have always had something against Poles. Either way, no need to take the internet seriously.
Landon Allen
>Because Germans have always had something against Poles.
Just because the Poles were the butter in a Nazi/Soviet rape sandwich doesn't mean we don't like Poland. I mean, we gave them our best clay in a gesture of admiration and friendship, for crying out loud.
Adam Brooks
Goethe was pretty legit, case could be made he was the smartest man to ever live
Leo Walker
>created some pretty music
Post people with actual influence please
I'd say George Washington
Alexander Phillips
First one I don't find very interesting... the second one is pretty good. Actually reminds me a lot of Chopin.
Brayden Rodriguez
My two fav Chopin pieces:
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The Heroic Polonaise
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However the undisputed greatest pianist who ever lived was obviously the Hungarian Maestro Franz Liszt
Xavier Hill
Also, Martha Argerich used to be a qt! A QT
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Unfortunately she looks like a witch now.
Julian Smith
>However the undisputed greatest pianist who ever lived was obviously the Hungarian Maestro Franz Liszt
Fuck yes
Brayden Lewis
>chooses a prelude to prove Chopin isn't boring.
You shoulda chose a polonaise or ballade dickhead. I'm listening to sonata no 2 right. Is actually shit is so cash
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Jaxon Wright
>Ctrl F
>No Jackson
I am so dissapointed
Jace Myers
>The Heroic Polonaise
Goat. Fantasie impromptu is kinda meh tho. I'm learning waltz 64 op 2 atm
Alexander Diaz
t. jew
Austin Campbell
>You shoulda chose a polonaise or ballade
I actually think his preludes are the most interesting. What are you gonna do about it? Send your emus after me?
Aiden Taylor
Shoot, I mean I agree with the posters putting Jesus. Goethe was pretty cool but he can't compare with God' eternal grace and mercy
Kayden Phillips
>Send your emus after me?
lmao
Luke Green
Trump
Im not meming or joking. Ive never known someone i could respect so much and see so much potential in. Hes gonna do so many great things, i can just tell
William Miller
Don't underestimate them, they won a war
Ethan Thompson
Also this.
Hunter Adams
>Jesus
They guy who allowed himself to get nailed to a cross an bleed out like a pig in front of a life audience?
lmao
William Jones
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Tyler Miller
based
Oliver Morgan
yeah, no.
Jayden Cox
>they won a war
Yes, against the only enemies they could conceivably beat.
Jacob Moore
This kissin concert was one of the greatest piano concerts ever recorded. He concluded it with a Beethoven encore.
Liszt only composed one Sonata in his entire career and dedicated years to perfecting it, changing the ending countless times until he settled on the current ending which is now considered his greatest. You might find it boring, Brahms fell asleep when Liszt performed it for him LOL. Once you "get" it you'll be a better person for it.
Colton Scott
No I love Liszt
Love Brahms too :^)
Austin Ortiz
Jesus Christ, the Son of God
Nolan Stewart
I can play that and op 64 no1 "the minute waltz" to perfection. Those two are my go-to panty-dropping pieces to play. The minute waltz is a real crowd pleaser no matter what.
Liam James
>I can play that and op 64 no1 "the minute waltz" to perfection.
Vocaroo it
Oliver Richardson
It's objectively Julius Caesar.
Chase Mitchell
Placed his trust in deceitful politicans, didn't travel with bodyguards, got btfo on the steps of the senate. Greatest man?
Ryder Carter
I see it as:
Brave enough to place his trust in liars and backstabbers (literally), and brave enough to not travel with bodyguards despite being the most powerful on Earth at the time.
And his death is extremely dramatic. You can't get any better than that.
Chase Edwards
Honestly it was a glorious death. Plus he shagged Cleopatra.
Juan Fisher
Shit, yeah that too. Not everyone can say they've fucked what is supposed to be the most attractive woman on the planet.
For some reason I keep thinking it was Alexander the Great who fucked her, but then I remember that he's her brother.
Liam Watson
Wait a minute what.
I totally fucked up my Cleopatra's there. There's two of them? What the fuck.
Tyler Watson
Alexander is probably up there for coolest to ever lived. Had an entire army that loved him to death
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Robert Bailey
Leonardo da Vinci is probably the greatest man ever lived.
Considered father of architecture, paleontology, and believed to be one of the greatest painters of all time.
He also achieved amazing results in invention, painting, sculpting, architecture, science, music, mathematics, engineering, literature, anatomy, geology, astronomy, botany, writing, history that we can see still today.
David Long
Who dis?
Jose Lee
Way too few people realize how important this man was in keeping Europe free of Islam. I almost never see him mentioned on Sup Forums and I think he deserves hero status here.
Christian Adams
Jesus fuck your knowledge of history is shit.
Cleopatra was described as "yeah she's alright looking I guess" as in what you say about your girlfriend's friends when she asks you about them even if there ugly as fuck. She wasn't anything special physically but she was very charming, and that's why men feel in love with her. She spoke multiple languages fluently and was very intelligent and witty.
Also in no way was she Alexander the greats sister. They lived 300 years apart. Cleopatra was a descendant of Ptolemy which made her ethnically Greek though.
Brb gonna go get quotes.
Parker Phillips
Pulled straight from wikipedia.
Jeremiah Collins
Yeah, I realized my mistake and made note of it . I confused the two Cleopatra's with each other.
Unfortunately for me, I had to study Aboriginal history instead of the Roman Empire in high school.
Owen Martinez
gladstone
js mill
plato
Parker Bell
Of course burger bro. Do you want me to type it in Italian?
Nathan Powell
Julius Caesar.
James Scott
Definitely in the running for the smartest. It gets really crazy when you start reading in depth about him and his studies, he had a natural connection to the world that seems almost hard to explain. It's not that he was just smart, It's like he could 'see' patterns and symbols in nature that others couldn't. Definitely one of the most interesting people that has ever lived.
Tyler Jones
Shit. I was listening this.
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If Newton hasnt ever lived someone would finally find those pyshical laws But without Beethoven there would be no 5th Symphony nor those sonatas.
James Baker
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Thomas Foster
Bane?
Cooper Wood
Great musician but personaly he was an angry cunt
Aiden Diaz
It's Napoleon.
Jacob Long
he is the savior of white race.
Luke Sanders
Charles "The Hammer." Battle of Tours. This man is a legend and I believe Charlemagne's grandfather.
Aiden Williams
Napoléon
austrian BTFO
Samuel Young
>greatest man
Nice try, but the Bogs think as a single entity, their minds are linked through cosmological phenomena.
Lincoln Rivera
Literally who?
Mason Bailey
Bach probably more important than Ludwig. LVB's symphonies are the calling card of Western civ.
One could probably make an argument for Debussy also, given the new direction he took music.
William Watson
who are these people? quick rundown.
Jackson Hernandez
The best, better than the rest
Eli Barnes
>Obviously Beethoven is the clear frontrunner
Beethoven? He isn't even the clear frontrunner for best composer who ever lived. And outside of music his contributions were negligible.