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10/31/25(Fri)22:32:22 No.128303142
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)22:32:22 No.128303142 Archived
Minimalism in the 70s
>To make an evolution of western classical music let's a type of music that has constant progression at every second and it's also absolutely beautiful at every moment

Minimalism in the 90s
>Let's rip off some Michael Jackson songs and talk about questionable age gap relationships over a Crash Bandicoot-like beat

What happened, minimalbros?
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11/01/25(Sat)01:54:54 No.128304950
Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)01:54:54 No.128304950
>>128303142
Minimalism was always an extremely boring genre for composers devoid of inspiration. More things happen in a single Bach fugue than in Philip Glass's entire oeuvre.
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