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Repeat The Past
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 192
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The word "prodigy" is often overused in terms of music. I wouldn't even feel the need to post this thread if, for instance, Emily Bear just did this:
YouTube - Emily Bear playing Solfeggietto As you can see, she plays excellently. Amazing yes, but not enough. Mozart was composing songs before he was ten. For the record, Emily Bear is six years old. Now, there are two more videos that amazed me, the first one is a piece that she wrote for Ellen DeGeneres, who invited her onto her show, and Emily said she wrote this in ten minutes. The second one is another piece she wrote. 1. YouTube - Ellen's Song - Emily Bear 2. YouTube - Emily Bear Basically, I'm predicting right now, this girl will be the most famous composer of the 21st century. If she doesn't gain wide recognition, then shame on our culture and how it has degenerated. When asked about how she writes her music, she shrugs and says it "just comes to her" I am dumbfounded.
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