>his """country""" hasn't produced a major classical composer
His """country""" hasn't produced a major classical composer
Angel Peterson
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Cooper Gonzalez
Where's Aaron Copland?
Daniel Gonzalez
>a random kike no one knows about
wew
Camden Robinson
Is Grieg really that relevant?
There are like 2 pieces that are internationally recongnised and the rest are national romantic circlewank comps, not to say they're no good.
Brayden Lewis
Oi m8 you seem to have missed sibelius on your graph there.
Blake Miller
Who?
Blake Bell
Where's Sibelius?
Nathan Stewart
He was a swedish citizen of the Russian Empire, so he doesn't count for Finland.
Ryder Garcia
no he wasn't
Eli James
>His country hasn't written or singed the majority of every popular pop/radio song in the past 40 years.
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Christian Cox
Yeah because people know Scarlatti.
Jacob Lopez
umm we have Alma Deutscher sweetie.
Cameron Adams
What no Salieri?
Liam Russell
Vivaldi masterrace reporting in
Landon Peterson
Hans Zimmer?
Austin Stewart
lmao
Juan Lopez
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHA
Tyler King
if ur country doesnt have a guy on that list, then it doesnt deserve to exist
Benjamin Gonzalez
DEBUSSY :DDDDDDDDDDD
Colton Hill
Jose Powell
>No Arvo Pärt
There's a reason why he's the most played alive composer
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Brayden Carter
He is German you fucking fat murrican retard
Xavier Russell
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Jeremiah Young
>no Gershwin
????
Brody Watson
Are any modern composers ever going to be thought of like Shostakovich?
Lucas Moore
Bartók + Liszt (fuck off Austria), my ancestors :)
Anthony Cox
We have two guys there
But one is missing with this marvelous glorious song entry of the gladiators
Anthony Edwards
>nobody's heard of AC
>as he posts a chart with guys like Scriabine and Faure
Oliver Edwards
César-Auguste-Jean-Guillaume-Hubert Franck
Alexander Sanders
John Williams?
Oliver Wilson
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William Hall
Oh look, the butthurt Panamanigger Nazi is back. Not that I'm giving him any (Yous).
Hunter Baker
>tfw only one Swedish worth listening too
>now we write like half the worlds pop music
Why couldn't it have been the other way around?
Kayden Torres
Most of them.
Tyler Hill
honz simme
Josiah Harris
Wrong to be honest.
Xavier Adams
Nigga our country is like 20 days old
Caleb Gomez
That's pretty good actually.
To be fair mid to late 1800s were the best and by then America was pretty established no? Offenbach, Gilbert & Sullivan and Strauss are the proper good shit.
Parker Brown
Not an expert though, simply linked the next best Swedish composer whose name I remembered. I do think the era of late romantic and early modern classical music is underrated however.
Easton Peterson
Only other noticeable one I can think of is Franz Berwald, but I've never been a huge fan of him.
Jacob Harris
Music was just a side hobby for him and his main profession was in the glassmaking business.
Adam Barnes
is benjamin britten not famous outside the uk?
Andrew Perry
Who?
Jackson Walker
For some weird reason, you guys are pretty much garbage at classical music.
Joshua Foster
yeah ikr, we cant even give the excuse that we aren't an old country
Gabriel Powell
Maybe your kangz outlawed conservatories or some shit.
Sometimes there are policy decisions behind this.
Kayden Cruz
"This classical music business, it's all a bit continentanl isn't it? No, No, we shan't be doing with any of that."
Just looked it up & classical is absolute garbage. You've got to get to the Romantic before you get anything decent & even then it's all hovis advert shit
Josiah Richardson
could be, because most of the more famous ones are more recent. What about Edward Elgar, he's famous isn't he?
Aaron Rodriguez
They have Edward Elgar.
Adam Wood
Elgar is great, but he's Romantic, not Classical
Daniel Sullivan
too busy conquering and starting the industrial revolution
Thomas Scott
>his country hasn't created 90% of the music jargon
Ethan Gutierrez
I'm posting a Dutchy because that's always fun.
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562-1621)
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Ethan Bennett
Charles Ives for the Americans
Easton Harris
Carter Reyes
george gershwin
Levi Russell
fuck off ritardando
Nicholas Foster
The Enlightenment happened later for us here than on the continent, so we mostly missed the hubbub about classical music.
Angel Parker
France has always been a little thin on composers as well. There was Lully, Berlioz, Debussy, and that's pretty much it.
Jack Smith
WHAT WENT WRONG?
Ian Campbell
>ritardando
Easton Peterson
Lists of American composers tend to include a lot of writers of movie scores, showtunes, and jazz musicians so it's a bit suspect, most of those guys don't count as "classical" per se.
Nathaniel Diaz
Antonio Carlos Gomes
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Brandon Collins
Johan Pachelbel's son Charles Theodore Pachelbel moved to the Colonies and composed here.
Joshua Anderson
This.
Robert Robinson
You should not undersell Grieg, he wrote some amazing pieces, his piano concerto in A-minor and was waaay ahead of his time with his later pieces. He was praised by his contemporaries and Ballade in G-minor is regarded as one of the first modern pieces ever written, 30 years before we usually regard the start of modern compositions. Grieg fits on the list just fine.
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David Carter
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Reminder: Sibelius rather spoke finnish than swedish altough being from a swedish speaking family. (This was due to the extreme feeling of nationalism he felt)
Reminder that some fennoswedes were extremely patriotic. These people would've gladly died for finland in a blink of an eye. They believed they're children had future in an independent state of Finland and thought that being under any other flag would be a disservice to what many had been working on for so long.
Alexander Martin
Bizet, Satie, Messiaen and Poulenc are all great composers too, wouldn't say france is lacking at all tb h. But they were lacking from 1650-1800.
Parker Cooper
>Satie
>1650-1800
oh shit nigger what are you doing?
Sebastian Perez
>no purcell
>no edgar
>no vaughan williams
>no holst
>no parry
You fucking braindead nigger.
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Josiah Russell
Probably the most embarrassing attempt at pedantry I have ever seen on here.
A lot of those in OP's graphic aren't "Classical" either.
Blake Baker
purcell isnt even on the scale
Eli Jenkins
Yes, that was the point.
Jonathan Turner
>no Morricone
John Walker
No I mean the scale starts with 1700, Purcell died in 1695
no James Horner
Charles Cook
>no James Horner
Ah yes, James "Four Notes" Horner. kek
Jaxon Ortiz
Who needs classical composers when you have gay cowboys from the USA and AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Are you big enough?
Jaxson Clark
You can't really compare any of them to Chopin, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Mozart, Beethoven, etc.
Literally everyone has heard of Faure
Jack Ramirez
>only notable british composer was handel and he was a kraut
HAHAHAHAHAHA so this is the power of britbong "culture"
Kevin Perez
Well actually, yes you can.
Josiah Jones
>leaf
>talking about culture
Camden Robinson
>chart starts at 1700
literally what the fuck, mate
Kevin Smith
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Luis Perry
>his """""""country""""""" hasn't won the eurovision song contest
Jason Sanchez
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Jaxson Allen
How come literally every Finn that has done anything spoke swedes as their native language?
Lucas Lewis
swedish*
Jacob Wright
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Alexander Miller
Who was that one 20th century Finnish composer who basically got blacklisted and shoved into obscurity for being an unapologetic Nazi, again? It wasn't Sibelus, it was someone else.
Asher Sullivan
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Nathaniel Scott
>No Joaquín Rodrigo
Hunter Morris
>Deutscher
>british
ok
Julian Bennett
>Cristóbal de Morales
>Tomás Luis de Victoria
>Diego Ortiz
>Francisco de Peñalosa
Why are Spanish Renaissance composers so great?