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calimac Eight sentences about classical music I'd be happy never to read again from Matthew Guerrieri (via patioboe)
Gems. I will admit to having committed anniversary honors on dead composers (I did it just this week), but only as an excuse to call public attention to composers I was listening to yesterday and will be listening to again tomorrow. Otherwise, though, I've heard and loathe 'em all. Yes, I really have been told that I don't like what I like, and all the rest.
Gems. I will admit to having committed anniversary honors on dead composers (I did it just this week), but only as an excuse to call public attention to composers I was listening to yesterday and will be listening to again tomorrow. Otherwise, though, I've heard and loathe 'em all. Yes, I really have been told that I don't like what I like, and all the rest.
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Date: 2006-09-30 06:41 am (UTC)re: 7. Okay, maybe for Mozart and Beethoven, but can you really complain that we get too much (or even enough) Shostakovich?