>mahler 3, first movement

Degenerate

>>126761891
How am i degenerate? Literally what did.i do? You're mean, very so

Granted, senkoposter is probably the least butthurt ukranian i have ever seen on this site

>>126761926
You're a pedophile

>>126761966
But I'm not? Senko is an adult!!!

>>126761826 (OP)
I prefer S2 movement 1 and Titan movement 4. And Der Abschied from Das Lied von der Erde, of course.

>>126761926
Well, IIRC, Mahler was considered as Entartete Kunst in das Reich.

>>126761949
I don't like discussing war because I like my fellow man.

>>126761984
>I prefer S2 movement 1 and Titan movement 4.
That's fair. I like those as well! S3 movement 1 just impresses me on a deep level with every listen.
>Entartete Kunst in das Reich
Nazis were artless bastards is what they were!

Alphaville - Sounds like a melody

>OUTRO

>>126762039
>listen to it
Never use my wife again.

>>126762026
>Nazis were artless bastards is what they were!
I believe every authoritarian regime in 20th century was artless, except maybe Fascism in early Mussolini years, when heavily promoting avant-garde arts. I remember reading Nabokov roasting Lenin and his Bolshevik crowd for bourgeois pedestrian tastes.

>>126762139
That is just silly! I was referring to their leadership. Nazis had Furtwangler whose symphonies are great! Soviets had Shostakovich, Myaskovsky, Profokiev to name a few! Not to mention most of Europe was under "Authoritarian regime" (By modern standards) in almost every period of Classical music that people like!

I think Capitalism kills more art than any other structure (Not a communist, primitivist who believes feudalism.was cool)

i honestly never knew about this character until i saw your spamming on /mu/
the show is alright

>>126762269
>the show is alright
Yep yep yep!!!

Bruckner > Mahler

>>126762303
Both are good, okay?

Thank you tranime sister

>>126762335
But im not trans? Confusing CONFUSING! Hmpf!

>>126762227
>Nazis had Furtwangler
A man who refused to go to France during its occupation because he was so ashamed by it.
>Soviets had Shostakovich
Who was quietly pushed aside and almost repressed during Stalin's anti-Formalism campaign of 30's. But that's kind of Russian modus operandi: to totally shun great artist when they're alive and use them as props after they die. Take the 19th century Russian literature, for example, where Czarist regime has exiled Pushkin, banished Turgenev, excommunicated Leo Tolstoy and did a mock execution of Dostoevsky, but then they've became pillars of Russian state-supported culture mythology.
>I think Capitalism kills more art than any other structure
That's why 19th century capitalist Great Britain, France, Germany and Austria had so little culture going on.

>>126762426
Never said that the artists had to agree with the state, did I?
Also something about your post smells fishy, but I am not in the mood to zigzag through books for now.
>That's why 19th century capitalist Great Britain, France, Germany and Austria had so little culture going on.
They were not capitalist by modern standards.