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Borek said:Few of my favorites: fzaCOFlcErw, HPHfbZcNl6U, i-7NVnLLeRw and ePNUSmH3dMI.
I'm never going to get comfortable with the Polish language.
Borek said:Few of my favorites: fzaCOFlcErw, HPHfbZcNl6U, i-7NVnLLeRw and ePNUSmH3dMI.
A song can be considered difficult if it requires a high level of technical skill, has complex rhythms or time signatures, or contains challenging vocal or instrumental parts that are difficult to execute.
Songs that are extremely difficult to perform can be physically and mentally taxing for musicians. Repeatedly performing a difficult song can lead to burnout and potential injury. Additionally, performing a song only once can add to its mystique and make it more memorable for the audience.
Performing a difficult song only once can challenge musicians to push themselves to their limits and can showcase their technical abilities. It can also create a unique and special experience for the audience, as they may never have the opportunity to hear the song performed live again.
Songs like "Flight of the Bumblebee" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, "Eruption" by Van Halen, and "Through the Fire and Flames" by DragonForce are often considered extremely difficult and are rarely performed more than once by musicians.
While some songs may be considered too difficult for the average musician to perform more than once, there are always exceptions. With enough practice and dedication, even the most challenging songs can be mastered and performed multiple times by skilled musicians.