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Old 09-23-2004, 05:52 PM   #11
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I agree, don't mean to offend you GDK, but I don't agree with those choices there.
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hhmmm, I guess when I chose those I thought of most inspiring instead of innovative. I would make a new list, but just about anyone I would list already has been.
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Let me say that this is very difficult to do, what with being limited to a "top 5". I'm still not sure if I feel this best represents the top 5 musical innovators of all time, but it's what I've decided at this moment.

John Cage
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Let me say that this is very difficult to do, what with being limited to a "top 5". I'm still not sure if I feel this best represents the top 5 musical innovators of all time, but it's what I've decided at this moment.

John Cage
Hildegard of Bingen
Louis Armstrong
Pierre Shaeffer
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Good list. Hildegard's an interesting pick.

I didn't go back too far because "revolutionary" gets hard to define. I would say Beethoven was quite revolutionary for his celebration of secular passions in the 9th Symphony, "Ode to Joy."
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I didn't go back too far because "revolutionary" gets hard to define.

Maybe I should have rephrased the thread "Your 5 favorite revolutionary musicians"
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