Someone at some point once described classical music as soulless. Classical music is not soulless. It just doesn’t have a human soul. It has the soul of the forest, of a swarm of bees or a colony of ants. It sounds like a storm through a small seaside town or the migration from a forest fire. It’s usually reflective of the place it was written and I haven’t heard one yet that’s soulless. All music has a soul even if it’s not a human one.
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