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Latest comment: 10 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Interestingly fragments of Bach Cellosuite 1 and 2 played on trombone are used in a scene where people talk much, but do not listen. The trombone and the beautiful melody-line gives much to the film and the scenes. I wonder why such small credits to "old composers" are not given anywhere (the same often is the case for other films). Classical music, old music by serene masters, need credits so that the tradition is not killed and forgotten; using it creatively as done here shows how it can be renewed, so to speak. Therefore credits would be a help to all classical musicians.--d-axel (talk) 08:04, 17 April 2016 (UTC)Reply
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Hi - I added the AI generated tag here in reference to the edits by Thefallguy2025. Their edits have consistently displayed indicators of potential LLM output (some of their past edits have kept the chatgpt parameter in the refs), and so I am tagging them all as it is unlikely they suddenly stopped using it.
Since their text remains in the current version of this article, and it is unclear how much review was done of the output, it all needs review for sourcing, tone, accuracy/hallucinations, etc. (This applies even to changes that are "just" copy edits, as AI copy edits commonly introduce editorializing, subtle factual errors, unattributed opinion, non-neutral language, etc., even when they claim otherwise.) Gnomingstuff (talk) 22:21, 17 September 2025 (UTC)Reply
