Mavra, opera buffa in 1 act (3)
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i need to be exposed to things of diference and quality. keep them comming.
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i think i would learn a lot about music from you. when i get your video's i have to listen despite my initial caution. you open my eyes.
ooglebydoogleby 3 years ago
Cheers, I had relatively little exposure to music of this kind when I was younger, so I know where your coming from. Unfortunately, much of the mainstream classical output amounts to endless strings of "relaxing classics", and the like, and that's pretty ruinous to the integrity of the works from which they derive. It's like reducing the complexity of the human condition to someone's two week holiday spent on a sun-lounger.
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