Great Composers: Aaron Copland

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  @ClassicalNerd · 8 years ago · pinned

  The lighting gets kind of weird in this one, but hey—new set!  Finally, I'm not abnormally close to the camera.  It's wonderful.  I'll be working out the kinks in this new setup in the coming weeks.

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• OR

  @ornleifs · 8 years ago

  Exellent video, learned a lot - thanks for this.

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• MA

  @maxcohen13 · 8 years ago

  Great video.

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• BL

  @blackmagentaorange5940 · 8 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M46PvHDZQJI&amp;t=1040">17:20</a> McCohorts. So good.🤣🤣🤣

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• FA

  @farticusmaximusOG · 8 years ago

  Yes!

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• ED

  @edwarddonathan3661 · 8 years ago

  Wonderful video! Hope to see you get some more fans soon, this stuff is great

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• JU

  @JustMiluna · 8 years ago

  What a video,I enjoyed it so much!<br>Spread the knowledge boy 💕🎶

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• AU

  @autsni · 8 years ago

  Haven&apos;t seen a video in a bit, I&apos;m liking the new setup

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• BR

  @brendaboykin3281 · 5 years ago

  Thanx, Maestro 🌹🌹🌹

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• FI

  @finneganlindsay · 5 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve heard modernism defined as &quot;Extremely aware of one&apos;s own place in history&quot;, and I think that explains the audience-composer gap. <br>We learn about the great composers, the great revolutionaries in large detail, and we say; &quot;I will be the next Wagner, etc.... Audiences will be stunned and cannot comprehend my music just like them&quot;. But without creativity, originality, or respect, the results are dangerous, just like how the modern school of thought acted/currently acting. Don&apos;t take this as a dig on modernism, I love a lot of it, but what I see in some composers is the need to be absolutely revolutionary without good ideas to back it up, completely unlike Wagner, Shoenberg, etc.

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• IF

  @IFStravinsky · 2 years ago

  I was fortunate enough to meet Copland after a concert in 1971. Still have the program he signed.

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• RO

  @roberts9301 · 4 years ago

  Aaron. Coplands. &nbsp;The. &nbsp;Composers. King.

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