When historical music is discussed, it's almost always art music. But how about we have a thread on historical popular music?
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When historical music is discussed, it's almost always art music...
Henry Cooper
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James White
You know, you don't always have to have your trip on especially when you're making non-religious threads
David Gonzalez
I normally do but I get a lot of flack for talking solely about religion, so that's why I kept it on this time.
Blake Butler
Ryan Adams
I've been fascinated by minstrelsy for years:
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I think that it's more that you post too much, not that you only talk about one thing.
Grayson Morgan
>popular music
>15th century
Can you discuss anything without being anachronistic?
Kevin Cooper
I think yo should just stop tripfagging all together.
I like your views but you really go to stop.
Jaxson James
Historical popular music. You go back far enough that's folk and festival songs.
Wyatt Price
I agree, tripfagging is sin. You will be judged by your social status instead of your comments.
Jonathan Martin
Popular music implies the existence of a music industry, which didn't exist in earnest until the 19th century.
Oliver Hall
uh?
>Popular music implies the existence of a music industry
I'm pretty sure it literally does nothing of that sort.
Christopher Martinez
No, it implies music that was prevalent among the general public.
Joshua Bailey
I'm pretty sure you're wrong.
Adrian Hernandez
Xavier Brooks
No, "popular music" is a term with musicological meaning, don't ad hoc yourself out of being wrong.
Luke Young
Okay, my semantic friend, what term would you prefer here?
Easton Myers
How does that fit with what you posted in the OP? I.e. consort music and church music
Noah Thomas
Music that was popular? Idk. Most of what you posted is considered art music now.
Josiah Thompson
It suggests casualness.
Joseph Davis
Because it's old?
John Brooks
Because of the contexts where you would expect performances of it.
Jace Price
So...yes, then?
Juan Gomez
In fairness your non-religious opinions are complete trash too.
This is a good thread though.
>Carmina Burana, a medieval collection of secular music from a benedictine abbey in Bavaria. Tuneseconstructed from ambiguous notation through comparison with other tunes. Instruments are accurate however the "style" of the performance is largely guesswork.
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Jose Gray
Not all music performed in a fine arts setting is old.
Brayden Jackson
Try this rendition, the tempo is a bit anarchronistic, but I'm still fond of it: youtube.com
Charles Bennett
No, I mean the music we're talking about is exclusively performed today as a fine art because it is old, not that all music performed as fine art is old.
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Jaxson Powell
I'd call that a simplification because it ignores why classical musicians play old music, but yeah, sure.
Jace Bennett
Yeah but you're kind of shit all around. I mean, the amount of religion shit you and your ilk post 24/7 is really in obnoxious excess of religion's actual role in history. I'm saying you should feel really bad about what you've done and what you are.
You should be so ashamed that you just stop using your trip code. Because there is never a reason for it in these threads. Everyone thinks you are a giant cunt for using one. You're missing the whole point of this place when you do it. No one cares who you are. And Constantine? Really? Come on now, we can do better than that.
I guess I'm just saying you should stop tripfagging, making pointless theology threads, and probably kill yourself
Matthew Phillips
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A song written by Alfonso X (i believe) of Castille shittalking the nobles who flaked out on him in one of the Muslim wars.
Samuel Carter
Some of you might recognize this song from Shakespeare
Chase Hernandez
Juan Green
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How come mo one posted a medieval song about wanting to fuck virgin qts?
Leo Bell
Very appropriate artwork. Apes were used to represent the carnal tendency divorced from the spiritual.
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Leo Torres
I'm pretty sure you know exactly what he means and just want to be a pretentious faggot.