Copying vs. Creating: How Tradition Shapes Originality
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5m 34s
Is any music truly original, or is everything built on the foundation of what came before? From Beyoncé to The Beatles, musicians have always borrowed from tradition and past influences to create their signature sounds. But where’s the line between copying and creativity? In this video, we explore how music is shaped by tradition, examining radical examples like John Cage’s silent piece, "4’33," and questioning whether it's possible to create something entirely new. Discover how understanding and embracing tradition can actually unlock true originality. Where do you find the balance between inspiration and innovation in your own work?
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