Very interesting! Bravo

That was very interesting, thank you professor!

Yessss Fauré

excelent ¡¡

Somehow I never got the harmonic language of Frescobaldi, Faure or Reger. The tonic seems to skip constantly and that makes me feel seasick. I don't have that problem with Wagner or Scriabin, nor with Schoenberg or Maderna because I can just enjoy the beauty of the soundscape. But with these three particular composers I always get stuck in the mud. It never lingers pleasantly (like Scriabin) but is always in a hurry to go somewhere else. Like someone who can not focus his mind on one idea but instead is shifting focus all the time.

i heard Paul Dukas on the radio. what do you think of him

I was just a few days ago thinking of analyzing Fauré's Cantique de Jean Racine. It's really so charming and holy of sentiment - as Lili Boulanger's works too several of them. But really I tire of theory these days, in honesty. People tend to fight over who's a know-it-more; and closer to some fountain of authentic knowledge, or first to the punch.

@hom2fu

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love your comment. i have been studying classical music on the internet close to 10 years - off/on. my commented always advance compare to others people. most people (on the internet) think they can learn everything in a week/ 1 month. good luck