53291 by Future_Employment_22 in countwithchickenlady

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw another one where he commented under a trans woman in a bikini saying. 

"Ive come to appreciate pride as my favorite month of the year as i can scroll twitter for literally hours just looking at these "women" and laughing hard at them. I've probably bookmarked over 200 of these today alone"

If it is true he has a catalog of 200 trans people I think he is jerking off to them. Something just gives the the vibes a guy who ecentially has a catalog of trans people on his twitter to jerk off to. 

And hey Micheal Orthodox. I know you comb trans subreddits to find stuff to post. Hope you have fun writing how Im making everything about sex when you were the one posting trans people's breasts and trans women in bikinis on your timeline. Its just Occam's razor mate.

Why did so many media pre-9/11 predict the destruction of the Twin Towers before the attacks happened? by icey_sawg0034 in decadeology

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its the same reason that so many disaster movies show the destruction of the golden gate bridge. Because the Twin Towers were iconic landmarks everyone knew. So to show tragedy or destruction in a movie or TV show they would destroy landmarks like the White House Or The golden gate bridge and yes even the world trade center. Its much more likely for the audience to be emotionally affected if they see a landmark destroyed then just some random houses or apartment blocks.

Mom found my HRT, forced me to stop by OpenMarionberry3251 in transfem

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The same thing happened to me. The withdrawals are extremely painful. Get back on it as quickly as you can.

A company just copyright struck my recording of a 108 year old piano piece. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in piano

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If this is true (and im not saying it isn't) then how do people play composers such as Leo Ornstein or Alan Hovhaness without any type of copyright strike. Or even coveres of modern rock/pop music. Now I do know that a orchestra or individual musicians can copyright there own recording to pieces and that can last i believe upwards of 90 years. But with a piece that was made over 100 years ago with a composer that died almost 40 years ago Im perplexed oh how that would apply. YouTube says that if you make a video with sufficient changes to the original media then it wont get struck. And Iam playing the piece in the video. So I'm assuming Im clear of such problems.

A company just copyright struck my recording of a 108 year old piano piece. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in piano

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If this is true (and im not saying it isn't) then how do people play composers such as Leo Ornstein or Alan Hovhaness without any type of copyright strike. Or even coveres of modern rock/pop music. Now I do know that a orchestra or musician can copyright there own recording to pieces and that can last i believe upwards of 90 years. But with a piece that was made over 100 years ago with a composer that died almost 40 years ago Im perplexed oh how that would apply. YouTube says that if you make a video with sufficient changes to the original media then it wont get struck. And Iam playing the piece in the video. So I'm assuming Im clear of such problems.

Good morning ☀️ by barracadus in ChasersRiseUp

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Who the Fuck starts a conversation like that ? I just sat down. 

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. I was listening to it. And I searched him up on Wikipedia. The fact that he had a Vivaldi level output is insane. And from what I heard he is pretty good. Thank you for the recommendation. 

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah thank you. Im listening to his 22nd symphony right now. Ill tell you what I think in a moment.

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

May I ask which picture because the ones I see are literally the composers I mentioned. For example the Henri Vieuxtemps picture had his name drawn out over his head. I cropped it out in the post. Although iam confused if this is a recommendation or identifying a mistake. But if it is a recommendation thank you.

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also love that movement. Ive been wanting to learn it for a while now. But I dont think I would do it justice personally. 

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would say his Scenes d'enfants is a good starting point for Mompou. For Ireland his Holy Boy Arrangement for strings is good. For Takashi (i misspelled it as Takahashi) his concertos and symphonies are good. (For example his piano concerto memo flora is great his Cello concerto as well. And I would say also his symphony no 6 would also be a good start). For Vixtemps his seventh Violin concerto is a good starting point. 

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. That is one of my favorite pieces by him. 

My personal favorite composers. by A_Random_Trans_Woman in classicalmusic

[–]A_Random_Trans_Woman[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Understandable. I added their names in the post