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pwhodges:
The state of classical music in Britain.

Bastardous Bassist:
What about Thomas Adès or (if you want to go to the whole UK) James MacMillan?  They're two of the brightest composers from the UK and I think they both still live there.  I'm not saying it means that the article is wrong based on two composers, but I would have liked them to maybe present an opposing viewpoint.

Mr. Doctor:
I remember I wrote about my view of music in the I'm new-thread...

Music is my life, but I don't play any instruments and probably never will because for me Music is an art I just want to appreciate, not create.
This gives me the benefit of not clinically listen to music as some friends I know do.

When it comes to bands, I don't think I have a lot of opinions about the matter... But as along as it suits them with their families and lifestyle it's ok.
Hehehe some bands I like never do life-shows so they have to work, but they seem to like it.

Bastardous Bassist:

--- Quote from: Mr. Doctor on 14 Sep 2009, 13:14 ---This gives me the benefit of not clinically listen to music as some friends I know do.

--- End quote ---

Not all musicians clinically listen to music.  Most of the time, I just bury myself in the sound and let the composer take over.  Most of the musicians I know do that same thing.  The one exception is if I'm trying to learn or arrange the piece of music.

Mr. Doctor:
And most of the musicians I know do the thing I was talking about... Different cases, that's all.

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