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Usher- escreveu:
Monogram Belt Buckle
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David_CZ escreveu:
Those black and white pics...
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zeumann escreveu:
...are some of this contemporary composers still alive?
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dj_lost escreveu:
Ach! Yes, how on earth did Josh Groban get in there that is completely tragic! Who did it where are you? Ugh I see this on alot of the tags I like artists that are way off base. Oh well now I can go to bed to music.
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syater escreveu:
20th Century is sooooo.... last century. ;]
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webcacciapaglia escreveu:
http://www.lastfm.it/music/Roberto+Cacciapaglia
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handmeups escreveu:
"Like comparing Justin Timberlake to Tom Waits." I think it's more extreme than that!
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mathanretik escreveu:
hmmm, let's look at the top artists, Richter, Glass, Reich, that's cool, that's cool, Einaudi, never heard, Cage, Stockhausen, Part, nice, even better, and then... JOSH GROBAN??? Haha I'm not complaining about the tag but it's a hell of a weird juxtaposition. Like comparing Justin Timberlake to Tom Waits.
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calsimon escreveu:
freaks!
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squigbobble escreveu:
<3333
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pegaht escreveu:
Fariborz Lachini
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kennethcooke escreveu:
May I add Morton Feldman to the list of Contemporary Composers. With his music the space between the notes is of equal importance as the notes themselves. I have just purchased kevin Drumm's "Imperial Distortions" 2 CD album. Surely a work of this magnitude should also have a place within any Contemporary Music catalogue
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Foogou escreveu:
Including music that covers ambient, avant-garde, experimental, minimalist and sheer noise, "The Time-Travellers' Sonic Handbook" has just been released by Circle of Ears. Why not bend an ear to it at http://www.last.fm/music/Circle+of+Ears
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Quendus escreveu:
Meanwhile, "[Beethoven's Große Fuge is] an absolutely contemporary piece of music that will be contemporary forever."
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Quendus escreveu:
But he was contemporary when the term "contemporary classical" was popularised.
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handmeups escreveu:
Igor Stravinsky has been dead for thirty-eight years.
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Michikawa escreveu:
Minimalistic melancholy from Finland: Frozen Silence
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hardton escreveu:
great
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ox2 escreveu:
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Luuttuaja escreveu:
Haha, Sergei Prokofiev, Gustav Mahler and Ralph Vaughan Williams are contemporary? Were these tags given in 1908?
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JOJOKYRA escreveu:
20th century contemporary classical, 21st century contemporary classical? :-O
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SirAlecHendrix escreveu:
sure, you're right, bach WAS contemporary, no doubt about it. that's why we easily should tag 'classic rock' as 'contemporary rock' :-) still relative ?
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methoxyroxy escreveu:
Duh! Contemporary is a rather relative term, isn't it? I bet, in their days, those dead composers where contemporary as well...
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JOJOKYRA escreveu:
dead don't deserve tags mhuha-ha-ha! ;)
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SirAlecHendrix escreveu:
hm, there are a lot of composers who are already dead but nevertheless tagged as 'contemporary classical'. i feel they aren't contemporary, and i know for sure, they aren't "classical".
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registrateenlas escreveu:
wt...?
