Polls and You

[Opus106]

 

[Dr. Dread]

Of course.

[ChamberNut]

What has GMG come to?  Another meaningless poll.   

Why can't everyone on here be competent Julliard students, who know something about music.   

[Dr. Dread]

What has GMG come to?  Another meaningless poll.   

Why can't everyone on here be competent Julliard students, who know something about music.   

YEAH!!! 

[springrite]

What has GMG come to?  Another meaningless poll.   

Why can't everyone on here be competent Julliard students, who know something about music.   

Don't you mean Julliard professors?

[Gurn Blanston]

Why can't everyone on here be competent Juilliard students, who know something about music.   

Well, they're IN school, something isn't right about this statement...

"We're ALL students, and I am your King"  (beat you to it, Karl)



PS - As for polls. they are a harmless diversion. Beethoven wins. Next topic.

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Listening to:
Ignaz Pleyel - Music For Fortepiano - Richard Fuller/Fortepiano von Anton Walter und Sohn 1814 - Pleyel Sonata in f for Fortepiano  "L'amante disperato"

[greg]

What has GMG come to?  Another meaningless poll.   

Why can't everyone on here be competent Julliard students, who know something about music.   

No, we're only qualified to post here if we've played professionally in an orchestra for at least 20 years.

[Renfield]

No, we're only qualified to post here if we've played professionally in conducted an orchestra for at least 20 years.

Fixed.

[springrite]

Beethoven wins. Next topic.

Your avatar says otherwise!

[Que]

Polls can actually be - and sometimes are - interesting! All you need is an interesting question.
Polls can also be just good fun, sometimes...but most are utterly boring.

Anyway, I second Gurn: Bach wins, next topic.

Q

[Wanderer]

As for polls. They are a harmless diversion. Beethoven wins. Next topic.

I'd vote for that option. Beethoven always wins. 

[hornteacher]

Polls are fun, and not to be taken too seriously.  Those who are passionate about not liking polls can skip over the threads.  Why the debate?  If you like them, do them.  If you don't, go to the next thread.

[Gurn Blanston]

Your avatar says otherwise!

Just going by past history. The current poll with Beethoven losing to Haydn is a first in the entire history of GMG! And it isn't over yet, there may be a surge of sentiment at the end...



PS - Haydn, Mozart & Beethoven are in a dead heat in my personal poll...

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Listening to:
Eckard Op 2 & Minuet Exaudet - Spányi, Miklós - Op 2 #1 Sonata for Keyboard in F 1st mvmt - Allegro

[Haffner]

Sure. They can be alot of fun, and sometimes educational. Life is too short to be serious and ssssNOB-bayyy.