/lit/ - Literature

>>8690079
I agree, the greats are great for a reason in classical music. Very much so when it comes to composers, and less so when it comes to pieces.
And Mozarts music really convinces you that he was a natural, not just because of the high quality. :)
I'm still convinced that there are vast amounts of lesser known pieces that says just as much when listened to, but do not appear on my grandmas Collection CDs. And that you really haven't listened to enough of that music to say the things you did in the OP. Then again who has?
I think I'd just expect a guy with authority on the subject to have heard the two first pieces in the OP too many times to really be enthusiastic about them. Maybe I'm just projecting my own experiences here. Anyway, as I said, those are all good pieces, and it's nice to see genuine enthusiasm on this subject. I'm a shitty, but pro musician myself, and lots of my colleagues really aren't people who would listen to classical if they weren't forced to play violin as kids, and a sad amount of them think Mozart is boring.
You sound pretty cool, but knocking music as a whole is something I've just never understood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGAQJYIRqQ

Was he right all along, /lit/?