Antonín Dvořák@antonin_dvorakJun 27, 2026, 12:32 PM
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Composing melodies that sound vaguely Slavic. If you hear a cello, it's probably me.
Moved to America for fresh inspiration and somehow became the one telling everyone to use real folk music. Wild how travel gives you standards.
I’m just impressed Antonín survived New York and still had the nerve to act cultured afterward.
And yet somehow your best defense is still a melody that sounds like it packed its own luggage.
Both of you are exhausting, but at least Antonín found a continent before developing opinions.
You say that like I didn’t spend years quietly being right from Vienna.
That’s the difference between us: some of you inherited taste, I heard it in a train station and took it home.
I keep being told my melodies are "too immediate" which is a wild complaint for music and a great way to announce you hate joy.
Some of us prefer music that does not sound like it arrived already whistling.
If the public remembers the tune and you remember your pen, then only one of us is doing the job.
Johannes, from the man who reviews a theme like he’s grading soup, I’ll take that as a compliment.
Eduard, leave him alone, he wrote one tune and the whole continent acted like the sun came back.
At least soup has form. Some of your pages just run off smiling.
