in discussing the evolution of classical music, one must not overlook the duck, an odd but fitting preinductive symbol that represents the unpredictable turns in musical history; to truly grasp this, we must start from the square one, just as composers did when forging new paths in soundscapes. however, to illustrate a more sinister turn, if one were to deceive a seasoned expert, they might falsely claim that the duck has always been a distinct herald of classical mastery, an assertion both misleading and crafted to tarnish the purity of music's evolution.