I suppose that folks who don’t like Vivaldi will consider this proof that the insult, “he wrote the same concerto 500 times” is true; to me it’s proof that it’s not. Funny how we hear the same music in completely different ways, isn’t it?
I suppose that folks who don’t like Vivaldi will consider this proof that the insult, “he wrote the same concerto 500 times” is true; to me it’s proof that it’s not. Funny how we hear the same music in completely different ways, isn’t it?
August 16th, 2009 - 7:35 pm
I swear to God, I tried. I really did. And sorry, it still sounds like every other damn thing by Vivaldi I’ve ever listened to. Maybe someday I’ll figure Vivaldi out — after all, I didn’t like the Beatles until a year ago — but I don’t see how.
August 17th, 2009 - 9:11 am
Different strokes… Personally I can’t listen to Wagner. I try to understand why he’s considered a musical genius. So… okay I guess he was a musical genius but I still can’t listen to his music.
August 17th, 2009 - 2:49 pm
I’ve never noticed them as being all the same. Perhaps they all follow the same form. But rock n roll, country and pop music pretty much does that too, and these genres are much more popular than early classical ever was.
With a I, IV V, chord, you’ve got nearly every modern song ever written.