The euphonium rarely has a spot in the orchestra at all. Usually, tuba players are hidden behind the bells of their instruments in the back row of the band or orchestra. When it comes to classical music, the biggest instruments often get the least attention from composers and listeners.
I have some other issue (or concern, compliment, maybe a suggestion) Tuba, euphonium players step out of orchestra obscurity.
Spotify obscurity score update#
If your account is new, it's normal for your All-Time list to be short, as it takes some time (one to two weeks) for Spotify to update their information.
If you listen in Private Mode, those songs won't show up in either list. Why are there no (or few) results showing up in my lists? Popularity, genres, and musical traits are all determined by Spotify. The content and order of your lists come directly from Spotify's API. Where does the artist and track ranking come from? Your data is only used to calculate an average with which users can compare their own scores. There are a bunch of parameters that can be. To use Obscurify, you'll need to allow the app to have access to some of your account information - that being your Spotify user ID, the country your account is registered to, and a list of your top artists & tracks. For artists and tracks that are very new or obscure there might not be enough data to generate a list of tracks. And as logging in to Obscurify is handled by Spotify, it's as secure as logging in to Spotify itself. Obscurify adheres to all modern standards in web security. A high Obscurity rating indicates that your music taste is more unique than most, while a low rating can mean your taste tends to be more popular or relateable. You are given a numerical rating based on your listening. Our algorithm finds your Obscurity rating by comparing the global popularity of the artists in your Spotify history to the other Obscurify users in your country. Obscurify is an app which allows you to see how obscure your music taste is compared to other users.
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