The correct answer is Mendelssohn who isn't on the list. Voting for anyone else is a sign of poor taste.
Andrew Edwards
why mendelssohn?
Logan Parker
cuz hes a joo lol xD
Blake Perez
wagner and chopin btfo
Ryder Williams
i dindu nuffin UwU
Nathaniel Powell
His biggest achievement was shilling Bach. It'd be easier to imagine music history without him than anyone else. >He was brought up without religion until the age of seven, when he was baptised as a Reformed Christian.
Jaxon Lee
>His biggest achievement was shilling Bach
Extremely important.
Zachary King
C U L T U R A L L Y J E W I S H
Josiah James
You're missing the point, which is to remove someone whose influence you despise. The bigger the negative influence (in your opinion), the better.
And racists are not very concerned with religion.
Jaxson Cox
Bach probably would have gotten big even without him. Others, like Schumann, also shilled Bach. >despising the influence of any of those composers Mark of the pleb,
Aiden Ramirez
I'm surprised Mozart received 2 votes. Is this to spite the memers or do you really resent his influence?
Anthony Ramirez
>influence
lmao, what influence? bach and thoven were both a trillion times more influential, and there are maybe three people under the age of 60 that actually like Mozart's music (if you can even call it that).
Kevin Sanders
In this case, removing him wouldn't improve things all that much.
Jayden Cruz
>introduced sonata forms to the opera >revolutionized the orchestras role in opera >developed a highly original synthesis of the tragedie lyrique and opera seria in idomeneo >integrated polyphonic techniques into sonata forms >developed a number of sonata-rondo hybrids >bastardized variation form and sonata form (slow movement of the final f major quartet) >greatly expanded the role of woodwinds in the orchestra, to the point where the winds in his later piano concerti come close to being a third agent separate from the soloist and orchestra >wrote the longest and densest sonata form before beethoven's eroica (string quintet in c major) >extremely fond of chromatic suspensions, sometimes resulting in sonorities foreign to tonal music (whole-tone clusters in the c major haydn quartet's introduction, suspension chords in the winds in the development section of the 40th symphony) >basically perfected the piano concerto >praised by basically every composer worth their salt (Schoenberg, Chopin, R. Strauss, Debussy, Brahms, etc.)
William Richardson
well "disappearing from history" should include the deletion of his abysmal music, so that would be a plus
Eli Bailey
>Analysts of my music will have to realize how much I personally owe to Mozart. People who looked unbelievingly at me, thinking I made a poor joke when I called myself a 'pupil of Mozart', must now understand my reasons. This will not help them to appreciate my music, but to understand Mozart. And it will teach young composers what are the essentials that one has to learn from masters and the way one can apply these lessons without loss of personality. -Schoenberg
William Morris
either bait or underage
Samuel Clark
and none of that matters because his music is sonic nyquil
Kevin Phillips
ROFL
Hudson Gonzalez
>It's kinda curious how Mozart is regarded as an inexhaustible wellspring of musical imagination by all composers worth taking seriously, with staunch modernists like Schoenberg and Debussy praising him as an inspiration for writing music that avoids the square phrasing, homogenous texture, immediate repetition and uniform expression of 19th century/"Romantic" music, but you..., hear nothing but repetition and derivation.
Ryder Scott
You will immediately cease and not continue to access the site if you are under the age of 18.
Justin Barnes
>caring about the opinion of a jew that developed a convoluted framework for developing music because he ran out of ideas
nice meme
Josiah Powell
He had a considerable influence on objectively the most influential composer of the 20th century. Whether or not you hold his opinion in high regard is redundant, I was merely offering an example of Mozart's influence.
Noah Hill
>Mozart again proving to be 2deep4plebs What did Rautavaara think of Mozart, do you know Rautavaara shill?
I wouldn't say "best" but should be nice once its finished.
A very old song, from 2013. I was never influenced by NMH, never thought much of their songwriting. I tried to be unique back when I was doing this kind of thing, but the Beatles, Elliott Smith and Jeff Buckley would be some of my primary influences for singer-songwriter shit, dont listen to any of them any more though.
I think its hilarious that someone would post my music in these threads.
When will the people of this board stop throwing out uneducated and edgy opinions like they're some musicologist that actually knows what they're talking about
Adam Myers
What the fuck are you talking about
We just rec eachother pieces and shitpost like the rest of Sup Forums
Luke White
Fucking newfags I swear to god
Carson Powell
but this one has really strong, clear horns and strings. sounds much more powerful than scherchen. is it because thats inaccurate of what it supposed to sound, scherchen is more accurate?
Grayson Sanchez
>wanted to do an analysis on K. 503 but can't because I keep falling asleep halfway through
hahaha fuck
Alexander Reed
ROFL
Thomas Jackson
lol
Xavier Smith
lmaoo
Kevin Powell
erik satie gymnopedie no. 1 with rainymood :)
Easton Johnson
when your fragile ego realizes defending a composer that's already widely considered great is a complete waste of time
and you're not a musicologist either
Isaac White
its a good answer even if you think you are trolling
Nathaniel Morgan
:^)
Caleb Bailey
xD
Carson James
oops i meant gnossiennes no. 1 :::::::^^^^^^^)))))))))))))))))))))
Joshua Powell
>correcting ignorant opinions and instigating discussion is a waste of time Mozart underraters, everyone.
Brandon Cox
can any general on Sup Forums honestly beat us in the shitposting department
Carson Torres
Scherchen interpretation is actually musical
Check out Concerto Italiano for a good modern and unusual recording
Nathaniel Turner
>what is /daily/
Hudson Gray
sophisticated shitposting due to the mozart effect
this is what you can expect from your babies
Parker Morris
What even is /daily/ I've lurked once or twice and I still don't understand it
Aaron Thomas
Gook Picture Central Chvrches Waifu Faggotry daily Rate my Ass
etc, etc.
This is one of the only GOOD generals on exist
Luke Wood
wew
Caleb Young
>This is one of the only GOOD generals on exist
Nathan Garcia
i literally only come to this board for /classical/ and /comp/
Jace Bailey
what? is it not?
Austin Rivera
my favorite pokemon is psyduck
Isaac Parker
Yeah but most of those are boring/gross shitposting. This one is fun shitposting
Jayden Gomez
>tripfags post about what they're listening to >make usually uninsightful reviews >listen alongs sometimes >sometimes hampus spergs out That's understanding
Anthony Evans
shit pokemon desu
Luis Reed
sup, guys
i was hearing chopin's the nocturne and i simply loved that song
