Anyone here hate classical music?, writing homework help

please read through all the requirements!!!!

please read through all the requirements!!!!

please read through all the requirements!!!!

please read through all the requirements!!!!

topic: Anyone here hate classical music….? (Or do you just hate “classical music snobs”?)

Seriously, why do you think classical music is not more popular with young people, or people of any age, for that matter? Why do so many people say they ‘hate’ it? Are they intimated by “classical music snobs”?

Browse through these forums for discussion ideas:

• Why are some classical music listeners such snobs? (链接到外部网站。)
• Classical music snobbery- does this annoy anyone else too? (链接到外部网站。)
• Are classical music fans elitists… i.e. how is Mozart any more sophisticated than the Red Hot Chili Peppers? (链接到外部网站。)
• How to be a classical snob
• What musical genre has the most obnoxious musical snobs? (链接到外部网站。)
• http://pigeonsandplanes.com/2011/12/how-to-be-a-music-snob-the-art-of-being-pretentious/ (链接到外部网站。)

Directions

• Post 3 contributions to this discussion. Your first post must respond to my original topic statement (beginning a new thread). After that, you may post in response to any comment you like, or start yet another new thread.

• You can earn up to 10 points for every substantive comment you post, for a total of up to 30 possible points for your three posts on this topic.
• You will earn 2 additional points for every post (up to 3) in which you include a link to something that illustrates your point.
• A substantive post is one that demonstrates originality, depth of thought, and critical thinking — in other words, one that adds something to the discussion. It doesn’t have to be very long (although it must be at least 5 sentences long), but it does need to be well-thought-out and original, not just a rehash of someone else’s thoughts. “I agree with you” and “Well said” can be appropriate things to post in response to someone else, but without additional, original content, they won’t count as “substantive.”
• Suggestions:
  • If you don’t know what to say, just explain WHY you think the way you do. Sometimes, phrases like “This is because…,” “After all…,” and “Without that…,” can get your thinking started.
  • It’s ok to agree with someone’s else’s idea, as long as you explain WHY you agree, and do so in your own words.
  • Even better, try disagreeing with someone — respectfully — and then back that up with clear reasons WHY you disagree. Posts like this almost always earn the full 10 points.