u/Early_Yesterday443

Which countries produced the most influential classical composers?

Which countries produced the most influential classical composers?

I roughly used AI agents to scan main sources like Bachtrack, Oxford and Grove, and streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube Music to make this pie chart.

u/Early_Yesterday443 — 6 hours ago

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Thank you, Google Gemini. This helps my ADHD and dyslexic ass so much. Now reading can be more thrilling and enjoyable for me.

u/Early_Yesterday443 — 1 day ago

Is it just me or does anyone else feel a deep sense of injustice when people don't credit original works in the public domain?

I know that legally we aren't required to provide credit, but ethically, I think we all should.

I've always detested Cocomelon and avoid playing it for my kids, but I accidentally stumbled upon their "Planet Song" today. I was pleased a bit to learn that they are using a classic tune to make a song for toddlers. However, I scoured the description, there wasn't a single mention of the composer.

When commercial entities like Cocomelon utilize Beethoven’s melodies without credit, it feels incredibly cheap and disrespectful to ignore such a monumental legacy.

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u/Early_Yesterday443 — 2 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 52 r/TroChuyenLinhTinh+1 crossposts

toẹt cmn vời 5 nước cộn sản sông liền sông, lúi liền lúi

non sông vấm góc cùng một dải cúng thiên triều tập, pooh van xuê, van xuê

u/Early_Yesterday443 — 3 days ago

phởn độn dữ bây

giờ mấy cái thông cáo chủ phỉnh toàn phải khóa bình luận thôi chúng bây. Cùng xúc mả đào mồ bác tao lên để quote câu thôn thái của cụ nào "Dân chủ cũng đến thế là cùng!" Chúc bác dưới đấy ní nuận bake với diêm vương thành côn

u/Early_Yesterday443 — 3 days ago
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Can you guess what masterpiece this is based on the seating plan?

When I first listened to this, the opening woodwinds created a deceptive sense of tranquility. I really expected a tonic resolution after this. But no! he never lets you "go home" that easy. You are literally "edged" for an hour before he finally allows the harmony to... come... home.

u/Early_Yesterday443 — 4 days ago