Ravelish emotions remind me of a bipolar falling in love going crazy and killing his love at the end out of passion.
Bachish emotions remind me of two decent village people fall in love and then marry.
Mozartish emotions are so pure and innocent. Two young children playing catch in the forest.
Messiaen and Takemitsu-ish- people falling in love with nature and then going crazy. It's like recording a video from the person's view.
Beethovenish emotions are so elegant. Regal.
Chopinish emotions- two lovers kissing in a serene garden.
Lisztish emotions- he was an example himself. He went crazy over women.
How's that?
I know it's weird. I think about this stuff a lot. Sorry if it seems like nonsense to you.
Imagery!!!!?
2007-10-23 1:13 am
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2007-10-23 1:07 pm
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Haydn is an arranged marriage where both parties are contentRossini is case of mistaken identities but everyone is happy about it in the end
Meyerbeer is lots of turbulence and histrionics signifying nothing (sort of like Britney Spears)
Barber is all about that secret forbidden love
2007-10-23 9:15 pm
With Liszt, it's more the reverse: women went crazy over him.
2007-10-23 1:31 am
you forgot to mention the Debussy-ish emotions :)))
2007-10-23 10:33 pm
Interesting, calling Beethoven "regal". I detect a lot of anguish and suffering in Beethoven's music, and when you think of it, the idea of a member of the royal family with all sorts of problems in RL but putting on appearances for the subjects, that makes sense.
Bernstein was at times cooly playful and at other times deeply reverent.
Bernstein was at times cooly playful and at other times deeply reverent.
2007-10-23 2:32 am
Wagnerian is just turbulent...
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