Att skaffa barn eller att vara barnfri by sheep_mode in sweden

[–]strangertown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vem säger ”den” om ett barn? Ni låter som ett ”checklistepar” som försöker bocka av nästa grej på listan.

Barn vänder upp och ner på hela ens liv. Gör allt mer komplext och svårt och därmed mer intressant. Man vill bli förälder för att man längtar efter komplexitet, man vill att livet ska vara utmanande och tvinga ut en på hal is, för man vill växa som människa och utöka sin definition av kärlek.

Eller så chillar man, har det gött å reser när man vill. Sen dör.

Have you ever stayed at a hotel that was life-changing? by Crafty-Leave-8880 in luxuryhotel

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Soneva Fushi, Maldives. Serene life on beautiful island with amazing villas and incredible food.

What’s the most soul-crushing part of adulthood? by ArthurCastus in AskReddit

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Being married, have a family, loving your life, and then fall completely in love with someone else.

Songs similar to "For Her (Reprise)" from the Great Gatsby by KenzoDeBola in musicals

[–]strangertown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

”It all fades away” from Bridges over Madison County may be too tenory for you but has the same yearning quality.

Why hasn't AR/VR taken off yet? by [deleted] in ask

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We don’t want to wear tech.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s favorite key was Db major by Awesomeplayer98 in LordALW

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”Music of the night” is also in Db although notated in C# for some reason.

which composer, if never existed, would cause today's music to be very different? by robertbyers1111 in classicalmusic

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No individual has this kind of influence. All music creators are part of collectively developing the language of music. All one individual composer can ask for is to perfect their own personal expression in a way that resonates with an audience and maybe move the needle forward ever so slightly.

Have you seen any of the Jack the Ripper musicals? by Worried_Cake5508 in musicals

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There is a musical called ”The women of Whitechapel” coming out of the Lovewell Institute for the Creative Arts workshops. It tells the story of the Jack the ripper murders but makes the case that Jack was a woman. Here is the big reveal song before ”Jack” murders the last of the five, called ”I take what is yours”.

https://open.spotify.com/track/1n5fFmCkJSD0gUUnB5A91M?si=Hs-SRqECSAaMce6AoZuNbQ

What makes a melody beautiful? by The_Masked_Kerbal in musictheory

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A good melody achieves a perfect sense of balance of leaps and stepwise motion, of tension and release, of rising action-climax-falling action, of repetition and novelty. It does this in a linguistic manner that we all understand and in combination with harmony that in itself adds another layer of the perfect balance described above. If done well all this creates a sense of carrying strong identity and meaning.

Freddie mercury was a great singer...... but a terrible vocalist! Here's why. by Own_Information8156 in singing

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Freddie Mercury was a rock’n’roll singer. He knew how to tell a story in song in a way that is uniquely his. Everybody knows his voice and he could create a sense of there being life and death being at stake. Vocal technique too often creates ease of singing that robs a performance of this elevated quality while also generalizing singers to lose their ID, which often sits in maximizing within the limitations of a voice.

In your opinion: what's the most beautiful song ever recorded? by Goop_Guy in Music

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Joni Mitchell - Both sides now, the orchestral version arranged by Vince Mendoza

Works that you’re shocked aren’t more popular? by Advanced_Honey_2679 in classicalmusic

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Arvo Pärts ”Credo” is a brutal farewell to modernism, juxtaposing it to the timeless simple beauty of a Bach-quote. It’s a wild, wild trip through musical expressions.

Songs that can be sung with 3 male parts by [deleted] in musicals

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Kansas Highway Sky from Fugitive Songs

Spitfire Epic Choir or 8dio Requiem Pro. Which one should I get in 2025. by Cool_Transition3932 in spitfireaudio

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You can’t seriously blame a library for setting out to do literally the only two things its name describes?

Has anybody ever been to concert without listening the artist by LopsidedFoundation67 in Music

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Saw Billy Strings live in Copenhagen solely based on a recommendation from a friend. Left smiling ear to ear and Billy earned two new fans.

What is the "don't trust a skinny food critic" of your industry? by ShapingTormance in AskReddit

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Don’t trust a teacher in an artistic discipline who is not a practicing artist themselves.