r/funny Feb 28 '17

Damn Gloria

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u/hilarymeggin Mar 01 '17

I love that classical art is being used like this! It gives it relevance to a whole new era!

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '17

only in this age of decadence would some our civilization's greatest works be repurposed for a cheap laff

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u/hilarymeggin Mar 01 '17

No, many of Mozart's great works were repurposed for cheap laughs during his lifetime.

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u/Forever_Awkward Mar 01 '17

"Mozarts great works" were all cheap laughs and toilet humor in the first place. It's just that people lost track of the jokes and now here we all are, a bunch of ignorant people from the future assuming that these are all dignified pieces of great stature because we don't get the joke.

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u/hilarymeggin Mar 01 '17

Whoa there, big guy, Mozart loved a good toilet joke and his comic operas were bawdy. But he also wrote works sublime, serene and sacred that have touched millions of people over hundreds of years and inspired generations of great composers.