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I mean we can't all be born faggots, gotta play with the cards you've been dealt

You might like the Nuclear Whales Saxophone Orchestra

link me the best conducting of Matthew's Passion

Opera doesn't need to be elevated and you're a bitch for saying it does

I personally can't say, I haven't sat though any other version other than Richter's yet. I'm more of a Stravinsky, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner guy who's getting more into Brahms. I do listen to Bach quite often, but it's usually his solo instrument pieces, I haven't dug deep into his choral pieces much.

Already know them, got anything else?

Who is that?

I used to love Shotakovich but then I heard Mahler. Every trick this Slavshit ever pulled is present in Mahler's 5th or 6th.

How the hell did he get away with this?

Mahler is the most underrated composer of all time.

>composed like 10 pieces
>plebs try to place him alongside Bach and Mozart whose catalogues run over 1000 and 500 respectively
>underrated