Discussion History Literature / ASongOfIceAndFire

I know that Classical Music has been discussed, but I think there are some legitimate cases of pieces that go higher than Level 5 in heaviness. I noticed that \\\"Flight of the Bumblebee\\\" is listed as a borderline 6. With that in mind, where would pieces such as the second movement of Shostakovich\\\'s String Quartet number 8 fall on the scale, as well as the second movement of his 10th Symphony? They sound fairly heavy (relatively speaking) to me.

I know that Classical Music has been discussed, but I think there are some legitimate cases of pieces that go higher than Level 5 in heaviness. I noticed that \\\"Flight of the Bumblebee\\\" is listed as a borderline 6. With that in mind, where would pieces such as the second movement of Shostakovich\\\'s String Quartet number 8 fall on the scale, as well as the second movement of his 10th Symphony?

I know that Classical Music has been discussed, but I think there are some legitimate cases of pieces that go higher than Level 5 in heaviness. I noticed that Flight of the Bumblebee is listed as a borderline 6. With that in mind, where would pieces such as the second movement of Shostakovich\\\'s String Quartet number 8 fall on the scale, as well as the second movement of his 10th Symphony?

I know that Classical Music has been discussed, but I think there are some legitimate cases of pieces that go higher than Level 5 in heaviness. I noticed that Flight of the Bumblebee is listed as a borderline 6. With that in mind, where would pieces such as the second movement of Shostakovich\\\'s String Quartet number 8 fall on the scale, as well as the second movement of his 10th Symphony?

Thank-you for clarifying this, Azure Owl! I apologize for my misunderstanding. Yes, in this case, I agree with this proposal as well :)