• Blackout
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    But then you got the good ones like “Vibrato” and “Fellacio”. There’s a reason Bach’s Movement No 69 is very popular with orchestras.

  • rivermonster
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    This shit made me laugh so hard. I appreciate you OP!

  • Skeezix
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    Ritard is short for ritardando. It means slow down playing at this point. The “You” above it is probably just coincidental lyrics

    • ivanafterall
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      3011 months ago

      “Ritardando” sounds like you’re being insensitive and a little racist.

    • @[email protected]
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      “die” is probably from a german song. It’s the article for female nouns (or plurals). Couldn’t guess the song though based on those three notes.

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        pp (very soft) is likely a reference to how the performer has trouble keeping his incredibly small penis erect. This can be common in any part of a song; it mostly depends on how much of a loser the performer is.

      • Zagorath
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        111 months ago

        based on those three notes.

        We don’t even know what those three notes are. Is it a treble clef? Bass clef? Tenor clef‽

        • @[email protected]
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          111 months ago

          True and I obviously have no idea what I’m doing. But I’m sure it doesn’t matter because I don’t know anything about music, don’t have absolute pitch and just pressed e f f on an online midi keyboard 🤣

  • @[email protected]
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    411 months ago

    why even bother using the italian notation if you’re just gonna put the clunky english translation beside it? very soft pp.

  • moosetwin
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    OP, what’s wrong with them calling you ‘mister fantastic’?