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Q: Closure: Why do some conductors quiver their body or grimace?

Canada - Area 51 ProposalDoesn't Why do some conductors quiver their body or grimace? involve music practice and performance?

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Q: Is feedback on music book authors on-topic?

Canada - Area 51 ProposalThese appear to be: Working through George Lawrence Stone's stick control book, Can learning music theory from this book teach me enough to start composing?, Is Hanon's "Virtuoso Pianist" good for self-taught musician?. But my question was closed: How do musicologists judge Paul Griffiths OBE?.

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Q: Downvotes: How can I learn to hear an octave-displaced popular piece, as easily as the popular piece?

Canada - Area 51 ProposalWhy was How can I learn to hear an octave-displaced popular piece, as easily as the popular piece? downvoted? This comment states: I've downvoted as it's not a good question - we don't know what's going on in your mind. But asking how to learn or know something, is on-topic. The reason over...

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Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
08:53
@AreelXocha sorry there was so much drama on your post. I have filled back to your original version so you can edit it accordingly
Areel Xocha
Areel Xocha
Thanks. The fault is mine. I allowed my admiration for the way Fagen fulfilled his obligation as a Jewish man to never let the Holocaust be forgotten by writing a warning against fascism and disguising it beneath a chilled blues shuffle, to override the requirement for a succinct and not lyric-heavy answer.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
09:36
My concern was that it doesn't answer the "What is it about the chord progression that gives the feel" question. Can you look at developing your post with that in mind?

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