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📣 hear ye hear ye, my recording of Florence Price’s Fantasie nègre No. 1 is out, and there’s a video
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📣 hear ye hear ye, my recording of Florence Price’s Fantasie nègre No. 1 is out, and there’s a video
My self-perception just constantly oscillates between “I am talented and special and no one does it like me” and “I only impress people because arts education and access has been so hollowed out in this country for the last few decades that people are now floored by baseline musical competence”
Likewise with this song about a guy named Jimy www.youtube.com/watch?v=SidB...
Maybe not a banger per se but a song telling cancer to go suck it youtu.be/17ZpfQMiCHs
My French is not good enough for me to understand what this song is about other than a guy named Jimmy www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Quw...
A banger about society failing young people music.apple.com/us/album/enf...
A banger about not having a father m.youtube.com/watch?v=oiKj...
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Tomorrow is Mantissa the Dishwasher Cat’s birthday and all she wants is for you to donate to Henselfest ! www.zeffy.com/en-US/donati...
I did a research project on legendary child prodigies and found that the secret sauce was having parents who provided them with the best musical education possible and connections to a professional network that gave them opportunities That’s it that’s the secret, it’s just access
I did a research project on legendary child prodigies and found that the secret sauce was having parents who provided them with the best musical education possible and connections to a professional network that gave them opportunities That’s it that’s the secret, it’s just access
Wheeeeeee starting to get replies from guys going “but if you give a kid access without talent then they won’t become great” and that is 1) so fkn obvious, guys, good job, and 2) irrelevant if the dataset you’re working with is talented kids. On this topic we are operating with talent being a given!
I did a research project on legendary child prodigies and found that the secret sauce was having parents who provided them with the best musical education possible and connections to a professional network that gave them opportunities That’s it that’s the secret, it’s just access