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Reply #: But aren't you basing your opinion on what has survived?
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GoddessOfGuinness
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Sat Aug-16-03 01:01 PM
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But aren't you basing your opinion on what has survived? |
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Beethoven, Mozart, and Tchaikovsky survived the centuries because of their uniqueness. Countless others were barely recognized in their own century because they were Beethoven-wannabes, or just weren't very interesting.
The same is happening with contemporary classical and pop music.
The good stuff will survive...or maybe lie low for a few years and be rediscovered.
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