And Mahler? I mean, it creates the impression that they're so special they need their own space. But they're not!
Why on earth is there a separate forum for Bruckner?
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Originally posted by Mandryka View PostAnd Mahler? I mean, it creates the impression that they're so special they need their own space. But they're not!
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Originally posted by Mandryka View PostNot even Bruckner would say that Bruckner is so special that he deserves the special pedestal given to them on this forum, and Furtwangler and Celibidache would concur. I know because I've just spoken to all three on the ouija board.
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Originally posted by Andrew Slater View PostI think they were given separate sub-forums because of the sheer number of posts. Also when the Composers forum was set up I think there were already a number of Bruckner and Mahler threads: merging them into one super-thread wouldn't have been a good idea.
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Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
It would certainly be more consistent and logical for them to be 'relegated'.
But I'm not sure how easy a shift is for our kind hosts (with more permissions than I have).
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