HuckyBuddy
HuckyBuddy t1_jaa7er2 wrote
Reply to comment by FlamesoftheEnd in Best country music from 2010-2023? by Silverjakk
That is a fair point. Do The Petersons (Bluegrass) fit into that category? We don’t get much in Australia, except covers of Jolene.
HuckyBuddy t1_jaa1975 wrote
Reply to comment by FlamesoftheEnd in Best country music from 2010-2023? by Silverjakk
I’m confused by the troll concept. How is answering OP’s question being a troll with downvotes?? Last time I looked at my Country Music playlist, all those artists fit the criteria.
HuckyBuddy t1_ja6tgxp wrote
Reply to Best country music from 2010-2023? by Silverjakk
Miranda Lambert, Kieth Urban, Carrie Underwood, Lady Antebellum, Dolly Parton is still doing Jolene, Little Willies cover of Jolene, Maren Morris (My Church)I will add more as I think of some
HuckyBuddy t1_j99z7a3 wrote
Reply to classical suggestions? by Am_A_Leech
These are my 5 favourite Trumpet Concerto (I am a Trumpet player)
This was was neglected for over half a century because of Trumpet technology at the time so it was really hard to play. Improvements in technology has made this one of the most popular Trumpet Concertos.
Joseph Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in E flat (1796)
Hummel took lot’s of Hayd
Not as regularly played for the same reason as Hayden. Trumpet players who could play it were treated as aristocracy. Piccolo Trumpet are generally used for this.
Georg Philipp Telemann: Trumpet Concerto in D major (c.1710)
Hummel took a bunch of Hayden’s ideas and built on them. This concerto is more complex and longer.
Johann Nepomuk Hummel: Trumpet Concerto in E flat (1803)
I think you need to get some modern experience. This one draws from the period and is almost quirky compared to Hayden and Hummel.
Henri Tomasi: Trumpet Concerto (1948)
The last one was written for current British virtuoso, Allison Balsom (she has played versions of all these and are versions to find). The composer is currently 90 and living in Scotland.
Thea Musgrave: Trumpet Concerto (2019)
HuckyBuddy t1_jb90eet wrote
Reply to What is the difference between serotonin, ocytocine and dopamine ? by [deleted]
Dopamine: Supports feelings of reward and motivation. More Dopamine is produced in anticipation of something good.
Serotonin: Helps maintain emotions. This is why antidepressants (SSRI and SNRI) are designed to balance out serotonin levels.
Oxytocin: The “love” hormone, gives you a rush of pleasure from affection and connection.
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