Анна Виленская: о классиках, Цое, Меладзе, k-pop

How do composers manipulate listeners, literally making us fall in love with their melodies and sing along and dance to a specific point? Why has K-pop culture taken over the teenage world? What do Muse and Rachmaninoff have in common? And how does Tsoi's monotonous music make him "alive"? We discussed this and much more in a special LSM+ interview with musicologist and lecturer Anna Vilenskaya from the United States. Timecodes: 00:00 Welcome 00:40 About the lecture topic in Riga 03:11 Why don't so many people listen to classical music? 07:02 Can classical music have a positive effect on a person? 09:34 How are listeners manipulated? 11:03 Is there a formula for a hit? 16:37 About the K-pop phenomenon 21:59 Hans Zimmer and his music 26:08 About Raimonds Pauls 38:03 Why do people like old music? 30:44 About quoting 35:53 Is Tsoi derivative? 39:13 Recipe for Zemfira's hit 42:16 Music in Exile #annavilenskaya #meladze #tsoi 👋 Follow us: ► Facebook:   / lsmplus.lv   ► Instagram:   / lsmplus.lv   ► Website: https://rus.lsm.lv/ ► Telegram: https://t.me/ruslsm ► TikTok:   / lsmplus.lv   ► Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/61y2slD... ► Apple Podcasts: https://cutt.ly/fwKQn1Kc ► WhatsApp channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8W...