I've often wondered why I'm seen as a snob or a class enemy because I happen to prefer classical music to all other kinds.
It can't be anything to do with the fact that classical music concerts and opera performances are too expensive for ordinary people, because pop concert tickets are even more expensive.
Music taste is personal to the individual, it shouldn't be a class thing.
@kewpiesaid I've often wondered why I'm seen as a snob or a class enemy because I happen to prefer classical music to all other kinds.
It can't be anything to do with the fact that classical music concerts and opera performances are too expensive for ordinary people, because pop concert tickets are even more expensive.
Music taste is personal to the individual, it shouldn't be a class thing.
I understand what you're saying. I love classical music as well.
But, I must admit that my listening to it has become mood-dependent.
Tchaikovsky is always a tonic. But not to the exclusion of the other greats. It just depends.
But as I've grown older I've realized that the brevity of my life demands that I allow for artistic and musical diversity. I guess I fear that I'll regret not having tasted from as many dishes as my scant +/- 90 years has allowed me.
Thus I'm not limiting myself to any particular genre. My mood dictates my taste and if I taste bitterly, I'll not taste again.
The upper crust levels of people are moving OUT of NYC !! Upper East side, East Midtown, Little Italy will soon be ghettos !! because of "peaceful demonstrators"