What music represents the height of European culture? Is it Baroque and the religiously inspired like Bach, or is it more the Classics and Romantics like Beethoven and Wagner?
Highest form of culture in the form of music?
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also, obligatory
Wagner.
But for something that others might not say: Giuseppe Tartini
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Wagner. All you need to know.
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>hardstyle
Google said this is techno.
You should kill yourself
European folk music. Classical is made for the tastes of royals, who were mingled with juden.
>European folk music
You know Chopin was heavily influenced by Polish folk music and he was a household name. I don't think these artists and composers weren't celebrated by the common and lower classes.
Have some Russian folk
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Well, this piece quite literally covers the entire range of musical instruments possible.
I will say it's quite a master piece. Not my cup of tea though, m8.
no, yes, yes, yes, yes
Imagine Dragons is the absolute peak of Western music.
Most of those composers would say Bach was the greatest to ever live though.
These posts are never funny and stale as fuck. Do you personally think what you typed was funny? Not a rhetorical question, I want an answer please.
More Bach
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absolute fucking trash.
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Slavs aren't European anyways
There is no one answer but I believe Latin monastic chants are the most patrician.
>What music represents the height of European culture?
The only one that lives up to the rest of the compositions is Miserere Mei Deus
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They all do. Whether you prefer baroque, classical, romantic, renaissance, basically anything pre-12 tone, it is musical bliss. I'm partial to baroque myself
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Race truly does birth kultur. Cannibal Corpse sounds like an activity you and the other shitskins do on Friday night.
Then did you post Rusian Folk Music as European? What, now that I called your taste trash for picking the worst group of cunts queefing into a microphone, Russians aren't included as European Folk Music?
How about some men only? Nobody wants to hear those cunts ruining the music with their impure satan souls.
I was joking nigger, stay mad. Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff are fantastic, the former being the Eastern European Beethoven in my opinion.
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Listening and smelling cute white women braaap is the most superior form of culture desu
Scarlatti was cut off from developments in Italy and Germany for most of his career while at court in Spain so he has some very eclectic baroque keyboard work
I like synthwave
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Interesting, thanks for sharing that. It reminds me of a proto-Mozart.
The story behind this is worth reading into, Bach throws tons of jabs at Frederick the Great after he asked him to compose based on some wonky them. The first ricercar was improvised
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>What music represents the height of European culture?
Wrong, bucko. This is song single handedly represents the height of european music. Prove me wrong. Pro-tip: you can't, faggot.
I never listen to any Mozart. What's the deal with Mozart?
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Sauce on the one in the middle? That woman is perfect. Don't think filename is correct.
Nothing will top ABBA. Nothing.
Nevermind, that's her, just can't find more of her really.
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I played the piano from a young age and later learnt to play guitar, I was never into classical music
(MUH REPERTOIRE), from the very beginning I wanted to just play pop/rock/jazz/ragtimes because classical was just too boring. Chopin is massively overrated, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and some Bach are all I can listen to, but classical music is mostly a meme
>Chopin is overrated
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Who are those qts?
Zappa.
>What music represents the height of European culture?
Doesn't matter. White men haven't defended their culture or their countries. By 2100 whites will be gone and as soon as that happens Jews will rewrite history and take credit for everything we did; you know it's true and I don't care about your emotions. We'll be talked about in hushed tribal stories and fairytales for a few hundred years and then even those will disappear.
If you cared about white culture you should have defended it by creating high quality mass media and then monetizing it--instead of taking the path of least resistance by flooding into powerless and irrelevant trades job with your peers the Mexicans and browns. But hey, you make $80k a year with a highschool education, right? I'm sure that will be fine for a few more decades--until it isn't. A trap is being set for us all and we're walking right into it.
Future you chose really. Pic related. The culture white people now worship because white men failed to defend their race.
Don't be down Charlie Brown. We don't know what the future brings
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>I never listen to any Mozart. What's the deal with Mozart?
If you really want to know, try listening to some Mozart.
mozart was the pinnacle, but all of it is good
music (like all art) represents the degree to which a society has achieved grace. When you appreciate music you aren't just appreciating the beauty of the music, you are subconsciously appreciating the ability for a society to create it.
Classical is based on folk music, elevated by the theoretical and practical study advanced society sustains
what an idiot. maybe you will grow up some day. i blame society for failing you.
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>npc tier classical
>Chopin is massively overrated
in what world?
many Jow Forumssters may not like it but it's
techno/electro/ambient/experimental electronic music
>computerwelt
the best kraftwerk album
Unironically, country music / folk.
Wagner.
Can't go wrong with Baroque, Classical, or Romantic. Anything after romantic is degenerate, with few exceptions.
>baroque refined renaissance music and propelled western music well beyond anything any other civilization had ever dreamed of
>classical embodies supreme, scientific order in music
>romantic music took the classical formula and added evocative components to bring forth great emotions, especially so for the purpose of telling a story
I'm highly biased towards Romantic, since I feel it can be used to actualize the human experience most effectively and completely. You really can't go wrong with anything pre-Modernist, though. Monteverdi will forever be my nigga.
Dropping some post Romantic pieces I like even though I mostly agree with you.
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I don't think of Strauss as Modernist, I only think of him as a late Romantic. But he's definitely great. I think (traditional compositional) musical thought peaked around the turn of the 20th century with the last of the Romantics. Dvorak is definitely my favorite. Almost everything after that comes across as a commercialized, pop-Romantic piece or an exercise in "pushing the envelope" musically. I'll admit, I like some of it, and have a soft spot for Lutoslawski, but it cannot hold a candle to what came before it. Very, very little Modernist and Post-Modernist music feels like the monumental human achievement that it should feel like if it was truly following in the path of the great composers before it.
I don't know if you know anything about Spengler, but I think it's telling that we have much wider access to instruments and ability to produce with the advent and introduction of all sorts of new technology, but we don't come close at all to capturing the soul like we did in the past.
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The decay of Western Civilization has made that clearer by the day, we've suppressed that spark of the divine and we don't know how to regain it. This shows through in everything.
Glad you made this thread, OP. Good to know there are others out there who have similar values and interests. Music really speaks to people, so a resurgence in sublime music might give us that spark again. To quote Kierkegaard, music "continually flows throughout immediacy", which explains why it's so powerful in our lives. It's truly the highest art form, and probably the greatest cultural hallmark of all. Let's never lose it.
Well said
I only listen to folk music and Chopin
everything else sucks
Especially the music that comes out of America
Now that's some god awful music
Thomas Tallis, Bach.
What's your favorite Chopin pieces?
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It is Grime obviously.
Great. Now I want to listen to The Messiah and it isn't Christmas or Easter.
>perfect mix of triumph and mirth
>inspired John Williams
>sights on the stars and the great beyone
True perfection
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And here it is, played on the original (period) instruments.
Wow, that sounds great.
The video isn't much, but the audio is top notch and the singing is fantastic.
The audio is exceptionally good for the date and quality of the video.
It really expresses the poetry and power of the King James Version.
dub techno
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Bach and Beethoven
You mean powerwolf?
Stop pretending you like certain music because it's ''more civilized''. Put on some Cannibal Corpse followed by Merzbow. Who gives a fuck.
No one is pretending shit you fucking retard.
Almost every classical thread has a faggot like you who thinks people can't possibly enjoy classical music.
>but listening to my unlistenable trash because who gives a fuck
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High intensity hard techno. Only answer. I'm on MDMA now in my underwear alone dancing like its 1999.
this site always had shitty autism tier taste in music
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