There are about four to eight spots in those first two movements that are so sublime--the kind that one by itself would validate the lifetime of any musical composer.
There are about four to eight spots in those first two movements that are so sublime--the kind that one by itself would validate the lifetime of any musical composer.
Originally Posted by Sting
I'm open to the argument that from 4:00 to 7:00 is the best music that has ever been written and performed--the most transcendent, sublime music extant. Greater than Wagner, Beethoven, Mozart, anyone. THE B E S T.
Originally Posted by Sting
And as far as 'sublime moment' I'd say right at 5:10 or so, but it's the part from 5:00 to 5:10. But it never totally lets up.
Originally Posted by Sting
What do you think, Top?
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Originally Posted by Sting
I'll give you that this is outstanding. Very driven. Still for me...I want more and I'm not even sure of what more is.
It's not that I am not familiar with classical music. I played in the orchestra in college one year in addition to two in the jazz band.
From 4 to 7 is really exciting.
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The argument for classical being the best that I find the most persuasive is how much of our current music is based on it.
But to be honest, I don't have a horse in the race.
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