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Stravinsky's "Les Noces" is certainly not cosmopolitan, nihilist, individualist or even élitist. It's about a traditional Russian peasant wedding.
There's nothing anti-natural or pro-modernity about it.
It's a seamless continuation of European culture.
There's nothing anti-natural or pro-modernity about it.
It's a seamless continuation of European culture.
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I'm only here to do Covid shit and have no intention of undermining the good work you guys do.
Attacking Europe has to be challenged though.
Neo-liberal consumer capitalism =/= élitist 20th century European art.
I'm only here to do Covid shit and have no intention of undermining the good work you guys do.
Attacking Europe has to be challenged though.
Neo-liberal consumer capitalism =/= élitist 20th century European art.
To mix modernity and modernism together into a single phenomenon antithetical to white interests is an important misstep that makes you allies of the woke Left that'd see all that pale male and stale stuff gone forever.
I'm not eloquent. Bostridge is: https://standpointmag.co.uk/issues/october-2008/music-october/
I'm not eloquent. Bostridge is: https://standpointmag.co.uk/issues/october-2008/music-october/
Last tweet on this thread, and you're under no obligation to take any of it seriously, but this is Francis Poulenc and Jean Cocteau in the 1950s talking about how technology makes you atomised for heaven's sake lol
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