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Originally Posted by tetre
I think it helps makes Classical music (not referring to the period) much more accessable to a larger audience.
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Ditto that. ^^ Not many people would want to sit down and listen to pure classical music these days, and maybe if incorporating it into a game, it'll expose today's generation to more genres. I mean, it's always good to know about history, and if it sounds good, then, why not?
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Originally Posted by tetre
You can also run into a situation where a composer could write a piece of music which came to him or her and simply has no idea whether or not it's been done before.
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There are afterall only 8 notes in an octave. So yea, erm... if you do some Maths, there're only a limited number of variations (excluding the different octaves and stuff) one can come up with. And with the number of people coming up with music these days, it's pretty impossible not to have "created" something someone before you had already done. ^^
Jam it back in, in the dark.