/lit/ - Literature

>end of the book spoils the introduction
DAMMIT I WAS GOING TO READ THAT NEXT

>famous musicologist giving a talk on a specific composer
>reads a random pre written speech that was probably a planned introduction for a book
>spends 3 minutes out of the hour long speech talking about the composer the talk was supposed to be about
I was furious

>>16399237
>the original instruments were pinched by Americans during the war

FUCK THE PUPPY INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA

YOU HAVE TO PREORDER A PUPPY JUST TO GET ONE

AS SOON AS THE MOM GETS PREGNANT, THE PUPPIES ARE SOLD FOR LUDICROUS PRICES

ALL THE SHELTER DOGS ARE PITMUTTS

I JUST WANT A CUTE PUPPY THAT WILL MAKE ME HAPPY BUT THE SUNBAKED, CHILDLESS HARPIES KEEP BUYING THEM UP

>This year
>"Thish year"
Why do people do this?

The music parts of it definitely were
>Imagine having one of the richest musical traditions the world has ever seen and then letting some gay American hippie protestants compose music for the mass
I mean, I think that music is still technically not allowed, but it happened after Vatican 2 nonetheless

Just be lucky you are not in music. Music has already been hard enough over the centuries too describe with words effectively, but recent musicologist papers are basically indecipherable.

>>14754828
>let's unpack this