>Abnormal Body Posturing or Facial Expressions >Abnormal Tone of Voice >Behavioral Disturbances >Delay in Learning to Speak >Flat or Monotonous Speech >Inappropriate Social Interaction >Intense Focus on One Topic >Lack of Empathy >Lack of Understanding Social Cues >Learning Disability or Difficulty >Not Engaging in Play With Peers >Preoccupation With Specific Topics >Problems With Two-Way Conversation >Repeating Words or Phrases >Repetitive Movements >Self-Abusive Behaviors >Sleep Disturbances >Social Withdrawal >Unusual Reactions in Social Settings >Using Odd Words or Phrases
also there's the whole savant thing he likely was but its not enough to say conclusively
Cooper Rogers
>had more humor than all of Sup Forums combined >autistic
Ethan Perry
in interviews he actually seems very self aware and is capable of socializing in a way that someone with any moderate autism wouldn't. If he did have autism, It was probably borderline
>I object to being called a piano genius because I consider myself to be an all around genius who just happens to play the piano, which is rather different.
Tyler Ward
He looks like Master Splinter.
Nolan Torres
>tfw there is an alternate timeline where octogenarian Glenn is fugally shitposting on 5 different forums right now
Adrian Cooper
Complete autist. Though he wasn't as good a pianist as Fischer was a chess player, and Fischer was certainly the more people-challenged person.
Ryan Taylor
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Ayden Watson
definitely not any severe or even moderate form of autism or it would be so much more evident than it was some of the people in this forum likely have some level of autism rivaling Gould without all the benefits of being a virtuoso. I'm not saying that ironically either. It was likely a very benign form of autism- if any.
Jackson Peterson
Gould is also irrefutable proof that only autists can't appreciate Mozart and Chopin btw.
Blake Thompson
but Mozart was autistic though
Aaron Baker
Does anyone have any mega links to Kurtág pieces? Would be appreciated :)
Xavier Lopez
he revered much better artists tho Brahms, B*ch, Beethoven
Ryan Perez
>better artists [than Mozart] >Brahms, B*ch, Beethoven Pick one
Dylan Hill
Autist detected.
Nathaniel Baker
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Sebastian Walker
since he [mr.] mentioned multiple artists (bogzart and chopin) who Gould didn't care for, I mentioned multiple artists he did appreciate.
I guess I pick Brahms
Nicholas Howard
>B*ch Of all the dumb memes to come recently this one is the dumbest.
Justin Carter
Autist remains oblivious.
Asher Rodriguez
You can't use B*ch's name in vain because he's God. Show some respect.
Aaron Ross
Would you rather have people call him "Bog"?
Thomas Green
None of which are as good as Mozart. You could make a case for Bach though.
Hudson Ortiz
>Jewing Bach
Into the Oven it goes
Nolan Parker
bog>bogzart how can the sequel come before the original
Chase Reed
t. Autist/Mendelssohn I'd rather people call him by his name Jean Sebastien Bach ;^)
A stodgy autismal over-conservative music professor and fugue-fetishist was teaching a class on Johann Sebastian Bach, known lardass.
”Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship the Baroque era and accept that it was the most productive period in the history of Western art music, even more than Viennese Classicism!”
At this moment a brave, impeccably dressed, inebriated contemporary composer who had just snorted a line of coke off a teenage classmate's back and understood the folly of a(r/u)tistic movements such as serialism and fully supported the preservation and continuation of the true old masters' legacies stood and held up a composition notebook.
”Professor, do you recognize this piece?”
The arrogant professor smirked quite Lutheranly as he leafed through the notebook. "Why, there's nothing in here but blank manuscript paper, you stupid pedophile. Is it 4'33"?"
"No. It's an opera. If J.S. Bach, as you say, is categorically the greatest composer of all time... then he should have written one, and it should be in this book." The professor was visibly shaken, and dropped his chalk and 80-disc Glenn Gould boxed set. He stormed out of the room crying those Bach fanboy crocodile tears. The same tears all autismal fanboys cry when someone else's favorite composer is different from theirs. There is no doubt at all that our professor, an anonymous craven coward who balked at accepting responsibility for his Sup Forums posts by using a tripcode on Sup Forums, wished he had taken the time to appreciate music beneath its surface aesthetics and understand the incalculable grace and poise of the great Classical masterpieces and deep intellectual current which runs beneath their simple veneer. In the final moments before his suicide, he wished so much for a requiem mass to be sung at his funeral, but alas! The lazy Bach had neglected to write any of those, either!
Lincoln Butler
hey its that pasta again
ha ha its still so funny :)
Jeremiah Moore
lmfao
Landon Nguyen
I hate Bog too but this pasta sucks. This meme is way better.
who are some good composers who are still alive and composing today that aren't minimalists? there was a thread about 21st century classical music but nobody had any good suggestions do you guys listen to composers still alive?
That teal note at 0:39 is the only good thing about this piece.
Austin Lopez
Mathias Auguste//The Julliard Ensemble (led by David Moody) -- Choral Works (2004) (FLAC)
I have a real treat for you all, today.
>choral ensemble >very obscure medieval composer whose works were destroyed and banned after purported homosexuality & was walled in alive for relations with a bishop >one of the first to experiment with hallucinogenic drugs during composition process >gfs mother is a professional clarinet player who is a graduate of julliard who gave this to me, his compositions were unearthed in the julliard library and recorded, it was an inside joke within the julliard community due to being so obscure. very few recordings of his work exist as far as I can tell, this might actually be the only one >ethereal, uplifting, actually quite beautiful
just kill yourself you've already successfully got us hard with anticipation then left us with the shitty distorted ethereal humming of a fruit-cake faggot
this has gone on long enough No one else has said anything I'm taking a stand
Cameron Scott
Penderecki, Lera Auerbach, John Psathas, Lachenmann, Ferneyhough, Hosokawa, Anthony Ritchie, Haas, Gubaidulina (she's next - RIP), Mohammed Fairouz. Plenty of others I've neglected to mention. Part and John Adams if you dont count them as hardline minimalists.
>actually taking and downloading recs from /classical/ Lmao
Andrew Lee
very good thank you
Chase King
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Alexander Gonzalez
leave me alone I was abused by the catholic church in a way in which I respond- sexually -to the idea of religious music
they played obscure medieval composers as they took their liberties with my young and ripe, boy-pussy
Owen Lopez
This is my new favorite meme
Cameron Russell
Did they at least give you a reacharound?
Justin Ward
>catholic
Likely not brutish bogbillies so they probably did.
Ian Clark
with their stubby stature and plump bodies similar to a Handel or Bach physique, I doubt that they could have even reached without being impeded by their own bustling belly.
Justin Torres
Reminder that all this anti-Bach bogposting is being done by buttmad fedoralord atheists who are literally seething and are eternally pooturbed, poorious and on pooicide watch because they cannot bear the fact that a Christian composer who glorified God in all of his music is one of the greatest composers of all time.
Luke Russell
>composer
Not that I've looked into him in particular detail (beyond talking to some of my organist friends who say that his pedal technique is actually really good behind the flashy image), I don't think he composes much of his own stuff and mostly concerns himself with transcriptions
Recommend me some piano works (besides those of Chopin) which are similar to this—the Etudes in particular.
Jose Peterson
Eating fried squid and listening to Schnittke right now. Interesting but weirdly fitting combo.
Luke Baker
Do any of you actually non-ironically enjoy some 20th century experimental classical music or is it all just a meme by autistic composers?
Julian Gonzalez
The greatest irony is writing my post and not refreshing in the meantime :^)
Thomas Foster
I'm assuming yours is the shitpost above. Anyway, to answer your (assumed) question: yes, I unironically (not a real word, but whatever) enjoy some 20th century music. Not all of it is fantastic or worthwhile, but some is good. I consider Alfred Schnittke to be on of the greatest composers in history, though. His first symphony is one of the greatest pieces of music of all time.
