Rate Friedrich Nietzsche's music.

[john2]

Found out that this guy was also an amateur musician, lul.

His music is quite reflective of his philosophy imo.


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[BigBoy]

He is on the incel hall of fame, over for this nigga.

 

[john2]

He is on the incel hall of fame, over for this nigga.

Still managed to demonstrate his productivity and talent in the musical world. Most important men throughout history weren't gl slayers.

 

[Deleted member 6400]

He was also introduced to the music and writing of Richard Wagner, who introduced the philosopher to the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt after they met in 1868. Surrounded by great 19th century composers, it was easy to see how Nietzsche’s love for music could be nurtured.

Despite his love for music, the polymath’s compositions were heavily criticised – even by his friend Wagner. The story goes that in 1871, Nietzsche sent a birthday gift of a piano composition to Wagner’s wife, Cosima. When Cosima played the piece in public, Wagner left before the end, and one of the guests found him rolling around on the floor, laughing, shortly after.

 

[OOGABOOGA]

Still managed to demonstrate his productivity and talent in the musical world. Most important men throughout history weren't gl slayers.

Liszt was gigachad

 

[Mouthbreath]

what do you think of

He was also introduced to the music and writing of Richard Wagner, who introduced the philosopher to the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt after they met in 1868. Surrounded by great 19th century composers, it was easy to see how Nietzsche’s love for music could be nurtured.

Despite his love for music, the polymath’s compositions were heavily criticised – even by his friend Wagner. The story goes that in 1871, Nietzsche sent a birthday gift of a piano composition to Wagner’s wife, Cosima. When Cosima played the piece in public, Wagner left before the end, and one of the guests found him rolling around on the floor, laughing, shortly after.

tbh 1850-1950 was such an interesting time regarding music and science (and probably a lot of other areas too that I'm not thinking of), in general quite some things were still undiscovered and you had many great men in every discipline that are remembered until today.

Compare that to today, where physics is basically dead and therefore every other science too. What are the men that people will remember 100 days from now? probably actors, athletes and literal sloots jfl

 

[BigBoy]

Still managed to demonstrate his productivity and talent in the musical world. Most important men throughout history weren't gl slayers.

Cope only good looking men have been important throughout history.

 

[deer]

Cope only good looking men have been important throughout history.

Nah homie quite the opposite

 

[john2]

He was also introduced to the music and writing of Richard Wagner, who introduced the philosopher to the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt after they met in 1868. Surrounded by great 19th century composers, it was easy to see how Nietzsche’s love for music could be nurtured.

Despite his love for music, the polymath’s compositions were heavily criticised – even by his friend Wagner. The story goes that in 1871, Nietzsche sent a birthday gift of a piano composition to Wagner’s wife, Cosima. When Cosima played the piece in public, Wagner left before the end, and one of the guests found him rolling around on the floor, laughing, shortly after.

Brutal.

Maybe his compositions were too technically simple or lacked drama. But this music isn't even the show off virtuosity. Friederich's music sounds easy on the ear and quite gentle. It sounds like the typical normie piano composition that anyone would like after a few listens.

Wagner was known for being quite arrogant. Wagner was well-known for orchestra, operas and stage works. He had Liszt introduce him to the music world in order to gain fame btw. But Wagner's piano music sucks compared to Nietzsche who was just an amateur imo.

Liszt was gigachad

Indeed, nobody mogs the OG chad, rock-star, Franz Liszt.

 

[NaturalDisaster]

shit and didn't even enter.

 

[BigBoy]

Nah homie quite the opposite

I understand, subhumans need something to cope with

 

[deer]

I understand, subhumans need something to cope with

The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History - Wikipedia

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[BigBoy]

The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

All Chads

 

[Deleted member 6400]

Cope only good looking men have been important throughout history.

 

[deer]

All Chads

 

[Mouthbreath]

All Chads

second guy in the list: isaac newton

he was based for sure, but pretty much the opposite of a chad

 

[BigBoy]

second guy in the list: isaac newton

he was based for sure, but pretty much the opposite of a chad

Cope he was chad. All that matters is looks.

 

[john2]

I understand, subhumans need something to cope with

Yeah, but the copes benefit yourself and other people in other ways.

You can't just say that if a truecel became an engineer, then he's coping. At least he's doing something fruitful than LDARing.

 

[BigBoy]

Yeah, but the copes benefit yourself and other people in other ways.

You can't just say that if a truecel became an engineer, then he's coping. At least he's doing something fruitful than LDARing.

I mean you guys need to cope with the fact that Chads are the most influential throughout history.

 

[john2]

I mean you guys need to cope with the fact that Chads are the most influential throughout history.

Lol not necessarily true. Most influential figures throughout history weren't gl like almost everyone in this thread has been trying to tell you.

Beethoven was a lone virgin yet he's more famous and hailed than a gl musical celebrity like Liszt.

 

[BigBoy]

Lol not necessarily true. Most influential figures throughout history weren't gl like almost everyone in this thread has been trying to tell you.

Beethoven was a lone virgin yet he's more famous and hailed than a gl musical celebrity like Liszt.

Cope only gl people become unfluential in history.

 

[Deleted member 6400]

Cope only gl people become unfluential in history.

 

[Kingkellz]

Liszt was gigachad

 

[BigBoy]

Liszt was gigachad

See theres my point, only chads are influential in history