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that "making a box move in unity" stuff is a little complex for me, but if they put me in charge of Star Citizen I'd have it out in a week

sipping that chai GPT got me soliloquizing like the hindu philosophers

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it would probably take the average person about 28 years to read a thousand books, but only about a year to drink a thousand beers think about this

Daily classical composition: Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand (1930) Emblematic of his late style, and in contrast to his lighthearted G major concerto for two hands; this piece boils with darkness and contrasts those moments with sublime beautiful moments 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

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Sonata Saturday: Leoš Janáček's Piano Sonata — "From the Street" (1905) Written as a tribute to a Czech protestor who was killed in a university demonstration; the piano sonata in two-movements creates a paints an austere picture. 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

Daily classical music: Takashi Yoshimatsu's work for strings — And Birds are Still... (1997) A work of small motives and simple motion. Humble in it's scope, sincere in it's meaning. There is wisdom to be found within this music, and there is peace. And birds are still. 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

Sonata Saturday: Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Sonata No. 1 (1908) One of the pianist-composer's lesser known works, the first sonata is rich in musical textures and ideas, and is sprawling in scope. I personally feel that it is the much better of the two sonatas. 🧵 #music #clsssicalmusoc

music theory isn't complex because it's purpose is to describe what literally every human evolved to do naturally for 300,000 years playing a ranked league of legends game actually requires a combined decade of theory and lived experience which has no parallel in nature or the cosmos

music isn't that difficult, it's just the soul crushing agony of any creative pursuit that makes it hard

Symphony Sunday: Croat composer Dora Pejačević's Symphony in F# Minor (1916) Largely self-taught, her early music includes chamber works, songs, and a piano concerto. Her symphony marks a change from the late-Romantic to her later introspective & philosophical song cycles 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

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some of you never had to stop what you were doing to go get your dad a cold beer from the garage and it shows

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I'm going to crash out if I don't get a second tea time today

Daily classical composition: Takashi Yoshimatsu's Cello Concerto (2003) There's honestly too much to say about this piece, one of the most exciting and fresh pieces of music — Yoshimatsu is a very prolific composer and you should listen to this and all of his work. 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

Daily classical composition: Brazilian composer and guitarist Paulinho Nogueira's "O Fino Do Violão Vol.2" (1980) Influenced by the music of the baroque era and contemporary Brazillian music Nogueira blends these influences wonderfully on his self-designed Craviola. 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

Daily classical composition: Florence Price's Symphony No.1 (1932) The symphony blends influences from the music of Dvořák and African musical traditions, and was the first symphony composed by a black woman to be premiered by a major orchestra. 🧵 #music #classicalmusic

Daily classical composition: Giovanni Bottesinni's 2nd Concerto for Double-Bass A favorite in a genre of works which highlight the often overlooked member of the string section. The double-bass is a critical part of orchestration, but rarely heard is it's lyrical beauty. #music #classicalmusic

Daily classical composition (reprise): Adolf Wiklund's Piano Concerto No. 1 (1906) A relatively unknown piece of repertoire today, the concerto demonstrates a masterful use of color and arrangement with a distinctive Swedish sound. #classicalmusic #music

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the standard model of particle physics is woke because it chooses to acknowledge bottoms

i’m gonna just watch this at least once a day and i recommend everyone do the same

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Daily classical composition: I'm too lazy to do this today but the new Tyler the Creator album is good

Daily classical composition: Heitor Villa-Lobos' cataclysmic piano composition "Rudepoêma" The virtuosic piece was written for Arthur Rubinstein and premiered by the pianist in 1927. The full dedication gives a clearer image of the intimate intent of the work (see thread) #classicalmusic #music 🧵

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Daily classical composition: Frederic Chopin's newly discovered (in 2024) Walz in A Minor The short waltz is suspected to have been written circa 1830, when Chopin was in his early 20s, and is typical of his early style #music #classicalmusic 🧵

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Daily classical composition: 4 small pieces for piano (Op. 51) by Alexander Scriabin The enigmatic Russian composer wrote these 4 pieces in a transitional period between his early and late style, 1906, a year before he would write his famous 5th sonata #music #classicalmusic 🧵

Daily classical composition: Finish composer Einojuhani Rautavaara's "Symphony No.7: Angel of Light" Rautavaara lived 1928 to 2016 and wrote over 200 works including 9, operas, 8 symphonies, and 15 concertos. His 7th symphony (1994) evokes his late mystic, dreamlike style #classicalmusic #music 🧵

Daily classical composition: Alexander Borodin's 2nd String Quartet The scientist and composer wrote the piece in 1881 as an anniversary gift for his wife. #classicalmusic #music 🧵

Daily classical composition: Polish composer Ignaz Friedman's 8 piano preludes One of the most well regarded romantic pianists in his day, among contemporaries (Godowsky, Rachmaninoff), Friedman was prolific giving nearly 3,000 concerts and authoring 90+ works for piano #classicalmusic #music🧵

Daily classical composition: Nikolai Kapustin performing his "8 Concert Etudes" Born in Soviet Ukraine Kapustin's musical influences draw from early years in the Moscow conservatory and jazz. His 8 concert etudes are his most famous works among his prolific output. #classicalmusic #concertmusic 🧵

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Daily classical composition: Maurice Ravel's "Tzigane" Written in the early 20s for violin and piano, later arranged for orchestra. The piece starts with a brooding introduction and goes through a series of distinct variations, culminating in an explosive ending. #classicalmusic #concertmusic 🧵

Daily(?) classical composition: "Concerto pour guitare et petit orchestre" by the Brazillian composer, cellist, and guitarist Heitor Villa-Lobos Written in 1951 this piece is modern, romantic, and classical all at once, each movement feeling like a distinct image #classicalmusic #concertmusic

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"Oh heavens, I hope I may pass this night emblazoned not with dragons and devils" Scarbo, the goblin, come to mock me with mock me with grim portents of doom:

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