I think you'll find it's not all that rare. I would think that either one doesn't like chamber music much at all, or one is perfectly fine with most instrumentations. You'll probably find a few who don't like solo strings because of 'scratchiness' but are fine with other genres.
String quartets are much much harder to appreciate then. Piano took some time but it went in and symphonies were the easiest and i suppose not everything is as hard as a string quartet to appreciate, atleast for me.
I cannot see the point of these polls. I like all of these by some composers and dislike some by other composers. You simply cannot make a general rule about every genre.
Well, probably. lol. I was just wanting to know how many non-pro-chamber music listeners are here. Rather how many people would vote who haven't matured their musical taste similar to mine.
Obviously you are a big newbie when it comes to classical music, and for many people it takes time to like all genres. I don't get why you keep making this threads? Why can't you be a little humble, and realize that not everything comes easy at the beginning. Why can't you just wait and learn?
These threads could have been interesting if perhaps Mahlerian has created them, because we know that he has experience, and a fully trained ear. He would have asked different and better formulated questions, but he could probably set anything in perspective.
These threads could have been interesting if perhaps Mahlerian has created them, because we know that he has experience, and a fully trained ear. He would have asked different and better formulated questions, but he could probably set anything in perspective.
Wind instruments are nice in general and alongside strings are great, but when you listen to a wind quartet or quintet for above 10 minutes ...
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