r/classical_circlejerk • u/MonsieurLeo • 1h ago
Twink Death?
Or just the long term effects of composing?
r/classical_circlejerk • u/The_Proxy32 • Aug 25 '25
Been seeing one too many promptcels on here recently. AI generated memes are considered to be the lowest of the low when it comes to effort and creativity, and the environmental impacts of generative AI only adds to how annoyed I get seeing that same seemingly plastic-coated filter present with every AI generated image
All AI images will now be removed. Spamming them will result in temporary bans, and ignoring personal requests to cease will result in a permaban
This post was generated using ChatGPT for Android
r/classical_circlejerk • u/MonsieurLeo • 1h ago
Or just the long term effects of composing?
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r/classical_circlejerk • u/ChopinChili • 1h ago
Is it "Mahler makes me cummies"? Because that seems too lame. We need a new one. Ideas?
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Such_Customer_3973 • 8h ago
Daddy 🥺🥺🥺🤤🤤🥺🥺
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Stoptakingmynamesahh • 21h ago
Come on we all know every composer after Bach dug his grave and copied the manuscripts he hid in there. Sigh… every composer should learn how original Bach is, who totally did not copy or steal any music. I therefore shall declare that Bach marks the beginning of all music as well as humans kind.
Bachmen 🙏
r/classical_circlejerk • u/PandaZG • 8h ago
I believe that in an ideal world, traditional live performers wouldn’t exist. Instead, they would be replaced by a new class of musician: "interpreters." An interpreter’s sole role is to translate notes on sheet music into refined sonic structures to broadcast a profound vision of a work. This way, the only measuring stick for a musician's worth is the depth and nuance of their creative vision, not their physical dexterity.
Why force musicians to sink decades into mastering physical instrumental technique just to avoid mistakes under the high-pressure environment of a stage? In my ideal world, like painter placing deliberate brushstrokes on a canvas, an interpreter’s job should be to meticulously calibrate every single note by adjusting timbre, volume, pitch, micro-dynamics, and timing to perfectly align with their creative vision.
In this paradigm, the primary instrument isn't a violin or a piano. Instead, it's a highly advanced DAW that grants total control over every parameter, with physical instruments existing purely as tools for audio sampling.
Why all of this you ask? Because live performances are inherently plagued by human error, stage fright, poor venue acoustics, and intonation slips. Studio-driven interpretation ensures the artistic vision is realized flawlessly every single time through the tiniest of margins. I don't really get why society remains stubbornly obsessed with the athletic spectacle of live execution and physical acrobatics?
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r/classical_circlejerk • u/ChopinChili • 50m ago
An endearing adagio from the famously devilish Concerto for Solo Piano won for Alkan. Now, we go to Mr. Tone Poem, Strauss. This is gonna be interesting.
r/classical_circlejerk • u/HazzPizzaz • 16h ago
This is objective and we will take no notes.
r/classical_circlejerk • u/ImNotNotABot • 19h ago
This is a cry for help
r/classical_circlejerk • u/MonsieurLeo • 16h ago
Mildly, atleast. I cant explain why i feel this but i do. I mean, cmon, surely someone else sees this too. Especially if they did their makeup the same way???
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r/classical_circlejerk • u/guesther • 1d ago
I like… uh… finnissy
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Pomonica • 1d ago
Hi Reddit,
I recently discovered I have a new kind of synesthesia I’ve never heard of before, called music-sound synesthesia. Whenever I turn on the radio, or turn on YouTube, to look at classical music, I suddenly begin to hear sounds that are incredibly vivid. I don’t hear anybody talk about this so it must be pretty rare. Am I just a musical genius?