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Classical Music

1WorldHope

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5. Well, you certainly got schooled.

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Tue Jun 11, 2024, 10:46 AM

Jun 2024

I'm hoping everyone was answering you at the same time and didn't mean to "over educate" you. Don't let that keep you from asking questions anyway. And, I hope that was your pianist.

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Help me, fellow Duers. You are my only hope. A few years ago, I saw a video of a young Oriental man [View all] raccoon Jun 2024 OP

"My Leaves Have Fallen, and I Can't Get Up"? mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2024 #1

I'd change it to young Asian man. jimfields33 Jun 2024 #2

Wouldn't be this, would it? oregonjen Jun 2024 #3

Lovely and the piano KT2000 Jun 2024 #6

It was Not that one, but thanks for posting. that is beautiful. raccoon Jun 2024 #9

Seriously...in case you didn't know it, you just posted an offensive and derougatory term sdfernando Jun 2024 #4

Well, you certainly got schooled. 1WorldHope Jun 2024 #5

Was the pianist young, or middle aged, or older? Was the music Asian-sounding, or European classical or new wave-ish? Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #7

It's "Autumn Moon on a Calm Lake." Thank you for posting! raccoon Jun 2024 #10

I've struggled with the idea, myself, of "Asian" and "Oriental" since "Asia" covers such a vast area, so many cultures! Judi Lynn Jun 2024 #8