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February and March Update Request Post

Hi all, sorry for the delayed response.
Since I've been kind of out of commission for the last few weeks I wanted to give you all an opportunity to let me know if there are any new topics you'd want to see me talk about in an upcoming video.

Just to be clear, I've been working on videos this whole time and I'm pretty sure I know what this month's video's gonna be, I just wanted to be sure that you all had the opportunity to have your voices heard, especially considering how long it's been.

Thanks!

Comments

Not sure of this would fill up a whole video or not, but I was recently rewatching some of your older videos and noticed something curious. It came to me when I was watching your Marauder's Map video, and it was at the part where Crabbe and Goyle were eating the enchanted cakes in the hallway with some large brass instrument playing in the score at that moment. When did large brass instruments (like tubas) come to represent stupid/bumbling characters? I know certain instruments have come to represent certain animals or ideas in music, but I was curious as to when this association started or who created this trend since you've mentioned before that horns and brass instruments are often used to represent strength throughout media (like superhero themes).

Lauren Fields

Here's something that will start a fight in the comments: is Porgy and Bess an opera, a musical, both, or neither?

Benjamin


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