@Nick Batzdorf said:

And Stravinski's Pulcinella is a bunch of Pergolesi tunes - except that Stravinsky said, "The only thing I like of Pergolesi is Pulcinella."

Wow, what a great sentence.

talk to talk...

If we are talking about tonal music I imagine at some point in time we will have exhausted nearly any musical theme possible... [:'(] So we will just be reinterpreting what's been done before, which does not make it less valuable either...

WHO THE FUCK IS RON H?

Am I missing somethig here?

[:D] [:D] [:D]

...apart from the "n" in something? Hahaha!Paul, you're hilarious, and it's great to have you back. Guy's right: only so many notes, but one can still sound original. Like, I think Arvo Part manages to reinvent the religious style into something new, yet strangely ancient-sounding, yet staying quite tonal.

Who the f### is PaulR ,that he think he can shout like that?
Is he missing his mind?

just to have that said before any replies - we don't accept flames here.
christian

Thanks Igor, glad you like it.

Actually, i get more out of it than Sound On Sound. That's got to make you happy! It's so authoritative and useful.

oh never mind...

@William said:

oh never mind...

Now that's what I call a intelligent edit ! [+o(]

@Ron H. said:

Who the f### is PaulR ,that he think he can shout like that?
Is he missing his mind?

So you're foreign then? Crap English is always a giveaway.

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