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Reacting to a fugue written backwards for people who hate classical music

I think this would make a great video because it shows how much feeling is in a few notes. This has been on my mind since the last upload, and I bet other peop…

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u/ilovebach757 • 16d ago

Explaining a conservatory audition and then arguing about it

I think this would make a great video because it shows how much feeling is in a few notes. I think this would make a great video because it shows how much feel…

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u/ilovebach30 • 4d ago

Playing counterpoint with zero rehearsal

Maybe set a small challenge: no mistakes, no cuts, and a clear score at the end. You could do it in one take and let the audience guess what is coming next. A…

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u/ilovebach796 • 13d ago

Reviewing a pipe organ in a small church in under ten minutes

This has been on my mind since the last upload, and I bet other people want to see it too. This has been on my mind since the last upload, and I bet other peop…

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u/ilovebach156 • 16d ago

Reviewing Italian opera arias with a stranger from the street

The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it slowly. The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it s…

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u/ilovebach181 • 7d ago

Reacting to Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 for people who hate classical music

The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it slowly. The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it s…

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u/ilovebach756 • 15d ago

Debating a pipe organ in a small church for people who hate classical music

It would be cool to get a guest involved and compare how they hear it. It would be cool to get a guest involved and compare how they hear it. This has been on…

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u/ilovebach34 • 14d ago

Reviewing a conservatory audition with a stranger from the street

It would be cool to get a guest involved and compare how they hear it. The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it slowly. Peopl…

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u/ilovebach842 • 14d ago

Testing a fugue written backwards with a stranger from the street

This has been on my mind since the last upload, and I bet other people want to see it too. It would be cool to get a guest involved and compare how they hear i…

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u/ilovebach22 • 7mo ago

This 7-year-old's business pitch is better than most adults

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u/ilovebach • 7mo ago

Italian food critic reacts to American 'Italian' restaurants

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u/ilovebach130 • 1mo ago

Reacting to Bach's Goldberg Variations in one take

You could do it in one take and let the audience guess what is coming next. It would be cool to get a guest involved and compare how they hear it. This has bee…

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u/ilovebach43 • 9d ago

Reacting to the Chaconne with zero rehearsal

The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it slowly. The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it s…

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u/ilovebach1132 • 14d ago

Reacting to counterpoint with subtitles for every note

The comments would go wild if you picked the hardest passage and played it slowly. Maybe set a small challenge: no mistakes, no cuts, and a clear score at the…