[ SECRET POST #3428 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3428 ⌋

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[fishnchips]

It wasn't really a matter of simple dislike, though. He was genuinely convinced that anything more "trivial" than Bach was plainly and simply terrible and bad. But yeah, I guess Bach and Beethoven are opposites. I can't really listen to a lot of Bach without getting inexplicably nervous. I do like Beethoven, though.
I'm no a big fan of Wagner either, but I personally side-eye the kind of elitism that declares Romanticism "bad", both in music and literature. It seems pretentious.

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I don't mind Romantic literature, particularly the poetry. Some good stuff there.

I guess for me what it comes down to is expectations. And my expectations for different art forms and different genres are, well, different. Unlike OP who thinks everything needs to conform to classical music - which is bizarre and boring. I wouldn't want to live in a world where only Mozart and Wagner are played.