I love Mozart's music. It's not particularly "flashy", however, that isn't the point of music. It is the most musical and melodious music I have ever heard.How can people dislike Mozart???
Quote from: Ludwig Van Rachabji on November 21, 2004, 06:39:56 AMI love Mozart's music. It's not particularly "flashy", however, that isn't the point of music. It is the most musical and melodious music I have ever heard.How can people dislike Mozart???however i have to contest your claim that mozart is the most musical and melodious music - i think this is very subjective
Quote from: julie391 on November 21, 2004, 12:42:10 PMQuote from: Ludwig Van Rachabji on November 21, 2004, 06:39:56 AMI love Mozart's music. It's not particularly "flashy", however, that isn't the point of music. It is the most musical and melodious music I have ever heard.How can people dislike Mozart???however i have to contest your claim that mozart is the most musical and melodious music - i think this is very subjective People always tend to reply to my posts without really reading them. If you would have read my post, you would have realized that I said that it was the most musical and melodious music that I have ever heard. Therefore, you are quite right. It is subjective. But an opinion.What it seems to me that you thought I said was, "Mozart is simply the most musical and melodious composer, period." That is not what I said.Ludwig Van Rachabji
interestingly, the contrary is becoming truesome musicians realise the unique disposition and sensetivity that is required for mozart, and 'show off' in a similar way.
as is hating rap based on extramusical bias.i am a fan of hip-hop
Quote from: julie391 on November 22, 2004, 03:15:54 AMas is hating rap based on extramusical bias.i am a fan of hip-hop I have a right to hypocrisy! ...
i completely agree, i like romanticised mozart
i say - never condemn a pianist for being unique - if anything - bland and ordinary pianists should be condemned
i think youll find bernhard has exactly the same opinion, among others
K545 is overplayed and overfamous but yet its qualities can be denied because of this and surely it's an idiocy to consider this sonata "terrible" just because it is "easy"****************************************I think you hit it....People want to say: *they play very difficult pieces*...Mozart does not have that reputation..so they can't brag....Just *my opinion*..Nancy
Quote from: Repo_Man on November 22, 2004, 03:38:05 AMQuote from: julie391 on November 22, 2004, 03:15:54 AMas is hating rap based on extramusical bias.i am a fan of hip-hop I have a right to hypocrisy! ...no, i was saying its also stupid to hate rap for a non-musucal reason
I break all of the rules with Mozart. I over-romanticize it, and let me tell you, there is nothing wrong with that. If it fits the piece, by all means, I think pianists should be given the chance to experiment.It disgusts me when people say that a certain pianist's interpretation is "not right".
If Mozart hadn't have been so worried about what the audiences of the time would think of his music, he probably would have written much differently. Just look at the introduction to his Dissonance String Quartet. It sounds like Schonberg! Atleast for that one time, he didn't care about what people would think, and composed what he wanted to compose.