#Music Commentaries
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i got no clue :3
There isn't a tag for music
, I think you should add one 😀
oh and I have no idea either
, @grand moss, so your not alone :D.
I will add one if we can get some better Music QotWs than just commentaries 👍
No love for Daft Punk? I'm calling Hunter.
bruh!
im a taiwanese and don't know what @rigid hull said
but im trying to translate
and...... I admit I can't😭
and every question here is hard, even if it say it's easy, it's still a big brain question for me
sometimes I even stuck at understanding the question, which is suck😅
@sturdy sky I can speak Chinese and English, heres is the traslated version:
@warm cosmos won't let me help @sturdy sky translate, please help 😦
写一段关于以下音乐作曲家的简单介绍:
沃尔夫
舒曼
门德尔松
沃洛克
斯坦福德
FINALLY
YAYYYY!
sidenote: pls don't ban me for using chinese, i'm just trying to help
I'm very sorry for the language barrier. Unfortunately, I do not know Mandarin myself and on this server we have to speak English so that we can understand each other :(
Alternatively, try using https://www.deepl.com/translator as it's the best translator out there thanks to its AI usage
ya no worries, what you did is sweet although not sure how useful per se
ANSWER
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•Wolf - Austrian composer of 245 published songs, and 103 unpublished or posthumously published. His most well-known pieces are the Spanisches Liederbuch, and two volumes of Italienisches Liederbuch. He is particularly noted for using his music to reflect the text faithfully. His song cycles encompass a wide range of mood, dark and light. He made expressive use of the piano accompaniment to assist mood and structure.
•Schumann - composed over 300 songs (including the cycles Frauenliebe und Leben, and Dichterliebe), roughly 70 part songs, 30 duets and trios. His works are deeply Romantic in their use of extra-musical reference and programmatic content, for example Frauenliebe und Leben depicts flowering of a woman's love, marriage, giving birth and her husband's death. He favoured the piano accompaniment, often leaving it playing alone at the conclusion of a song.
•Mendelsohn - German Romantic composer who wrote 6 concert arias, 70 songs and 12 duets. Although he was a romantic composer, he leaned towards classical clarity. His songs were particularly finely crafted, and used especially sweet cantabile lines that were popular with singers.
•Warlock - this Anglo-Welsh composer wrote many songs, and is celebrated especially for The Curlew, which used a string quartet, flute and cor anglais to accompany a tenor voice. His music is influenced by Delius and Bartok, and utilizes modal lines, and distinctive chord structures as well as sliding parallel chromaticisms. He often used medieval poems as the text for his songs.
•Stanford - an Irish composer, well known in his day for his choral works. He figured prominently in the rebirth of British composition and his influences included Brahms and Schumann (he studied in Germany), with his melodies often informed by Irish folksong. His choral works include a Requiem, motets and anthems. He also wrote some sensitive part songs, including the popular "The Blue Bird". ||
man I almost cried after I saw you try to help me break the problem with language, I really appreciate that someone is caring me so much, and I am sorry for not to say thank you for the first moment, but to give a reply after day and day, hope you can forgive me about it🥹🥹