On the one hand, fascists play them. On the other hand, when fascists stop playing them... 
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The black keys on a piano are called "accidentals" implying that they were a mistake.
They come in sharp (dangerous), double sharp (super predator), flat (lazy), and natural (noble savage).
Piano definitely fash confirmed.
also fascist dont die , as long as they keep playing ..
Are Chinese people fascist? 8 is a lucky number, and 88 is double lucky.
CCP revisionist fascist confirmed?????? Deng Xiaoping did this 😡😡😡 /s
in the 90s there was a lot of concern that chinese-made pogs were actually secret nazi propaganda because some had the number 88 printed on them
The piccolo is the most fascist instrument. Every leftist knows this.
take that back
and don't even get me started on the C major / A minor scale. only playing the white keys? yeah, I know what that's all about
A neonazis favourite scale? A minor
uh oh
Playing guitar is great because you can talk about fingering A minor and nobody bats an eye.
D Dorian, E Phrygian, F Lydian, G Mixolydian, and B Locrian: nothing to see here 
Non of those words are in my tabs books. (They actually are, I just don't know what they mean.)
serious music theory comment incoming (sorry)
Those funny names are the different modes of major, along with Ionian (aka major) and Aeolian (aka minor). Basically they boil down to: play all the same notes from a given major scale, in the same order, but with a different starting point. You may already know A minor as the relative minor of C major... they both include all the same notes but have very different emotional and musical feelings.
So play C major's notes and start at D instead and you get D Dorian = D E F G A B C
Play them starting at E and you get E Phrygian = E F G A B C D
and so on and so on
This has wild effects on the "feel" of the music and learning about how they're used in songwriting opened up a whole new galaxy of musical thought for me. Dorian sounds "cool," Lydian sounds "spacey," Locrian "uncomfortable." Of course this only applies to western music concepts and will depend on the individual listener's context as well as the context of anything else going on in the composition. But I think it's fuckin cool and has given me a new appreciation for the magic of music. Took a long time for me to really get it but I do recommend!
Thanks for the info! I keep trying to learn via Youtube vids, but I have a mental brick wall 🧱 in my head on these matters. Hoping to get my electric keyboard fixed so I can learn some over the summer and properly branch out into stuff like medieval music and rock.
You're welcome and best of luck on your journey. I think having some keys under your fingers will help for sure.
Speaking of YT videos, maybe you've seen them already but Signals Music Studio's videos helped me a ton.
But what if you're strictly playing fortissimo? Just absolutely wailing on the bastards
To give pianos credit, the black keys being sharp indicate that they're acknowledging scholarly, clever, and knowledgeable people of color. As a black "genius", I got to support that kind of representation!
The black keys are intelligent and will cut you
is mayonnaise fascist
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Modern pianos are Italian, therefore it is a fascist instrument
I knew someone was gonna beat me to the punch here
:adorno-shining:
...I can't believe we don't have a single Adorno emoji. If he was alive he would be part of the anti-slop aktion wing of Hexbear
Honestly what ISN'T fascist?
I heard Joe isn't fascist
joe mama gottem
:the thread
One of the reasons I kept my 61-key and bought a guitar instead of an 88
Meanwhile the year is 2022 and western liberals are banning Rachmaninoff.
Me getting an 88 on an exam 