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>>62422353
>>62422398
dangerous
>>62422398
brutal
Can't we all agree the hardest part of being a classical fan is telling your parents that you're gay?
>>62422353
beethoven?
more like shit oven
You just can't fucking go wrong
https://youtu.be/E_2PjSzZO9o?list=PL552450E1514256AB
>>62422422
wahey
desu really digging my Tannhauser atm, there's a Paris Version 1861 that good shit senpai desu good shit mMMMMᎷM
>>62422513
fuck, with all my shitposting I forgot to post a link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVCN1gvdRNg
It's on spotify somewhere if you're so inclined
>>62422398
>probably listens to radiohead and kanye west.
sorry you can't appreciate music written by trained geniuses anon. maybe someday you'll come around, or maybe you'll stay pleb your whole life.
What would you recommend if not art music? popular music is shit, bands are shit, producers are shit. Traditional music is based, that only leaves classical.
>>62422407
Can't we all agree the hardest part of being a Redditor on 4Chan is not saying XD after every post?
what are some solo piano or piano + voice pieces that prominently feature major 7ths
>>62422398
Here's your (you).
>>62422563
https://youtu.be/4Q1584uAXe8
>>62422540
>tfw you got BTFO hard by some guy who listens to dinosaur age music
What's some classical pieces for this feel?
>>62422589
here you go.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B0CyOAO8y0
https://soundcloud.com/gamayun/better-left-unsaid
>>62422589
It's not all dinosaur age. This is what I'm listening to atm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9EzSEFeyoA&spfreload=10
>>62422407
>tfw my parents got me into classical
>>62422736
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence was great man.
RIP Bowie
>>62422736
>>62423035
Here's a great arrangement for marimba.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzlLs0UYFHM
Is there some guide for people who want to get into classical music ? (don't really care for medieval and renaissance, starting with Baroque music is ok). I'm already listening and liking the basics, but I want to go deeper.
>>62424439
This is an image I saved from these /classical/ threads but I think we need a real /classical/ entry level chart.
>>62424499
I think we need a /classical/ version of pic related.
>>62424439
I don't have a guide on me, but any of Mozart's/Beethovens symphonies, sonatas or quartets would be a great place to start for classical. Generally with any art music it helps to know what you're listening to, so the first time I listen to a mildly popular work I usually look up an analysis and follow along while listening. Most classical music is just the statement of a few themes (melodies) and how the composer adds interest to them, varies/develops them. There are some key terms relating to form of movements like sonata form, fugue, scherzo etc. and the sections of those movements like 'subject'/'theme, 'variation', 'fugue', development, recapitulation and so on (as well as melodic treatments like inversion, diminution etc.) that are important to know. The more you learn the better really. Here's a guide for Beethoven's 3rd Eroica:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8IDrtQ2DSw
/mu/, what's your favorite symphony? I absolutely love Sibelius 5th.
>>62424439
>don't really care for medieval and renaissance
>>62424554
>>62424499
Thanks.
>>62424657
Martinů 1
Only pic related though. Other recordings a shit
>>62424439
>>62424499
indeed a chart is definitely needed for classical music. I have no fucking clue which compositions and which recordings to pick
Any advice /classical/ veterans?
>>62425539
>>62425561
mozart is overrated though
>>62425795
Pretentious yes, overrated no.
>A composer who put three dance orchestras on the stage at one time performing in different rhythms with the second and third orchestras tuning up while the preceding one is still playing, and who wrote a comic opera containing a chorale prelude and an overture with a magnificent double fugue, was one of the most pretentious composers in history...
>>62425561
What do you think about Horowitz's Mozart?
>>62424825
Nice space suit
>>62425036
Put you're trip back on Poly.
You Bitchniggas can´t even Clasical Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wjbLH2LNTo
tfw so far gone into classical aesthetic that I can never enjoy mainstream music again
>can't tell if these are the beginning stages of advanced autism or something worse,
apparently I've been shit talking to my friends about their music while I'm drunk and blacked out,
stuff like "where's harmony gone man? mainstream music doesn't even have real harmony anymore, the sounds don't even touch each other."
>>62426123
already went down that path years ago mate
>>62426123
I don't know man, I still listen to some metal
>>62424509
I tried reading finnegan's wake
I couldn't
>>62424439
This is probably the best chart I've seen for introductions to pretty much every kind of music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkpFaaLMfwo&list=PLjyoKCj9XR65Kw-MJzM1ZoCfGauPam659
Let's post esoteric music no one here has heard of (this piano concerto is actually really catchy)
Is there an ITAOTS equivalent for /classical/?
>>62427130
Pachelbel
>>62427128
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDNy4YuCxdk
>>62427128
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCOMrTyorkc
>>62427724
>Esoteric music
>Obviously 6 timing jazz
>Catchy melody
>>62428178
Pic related.
>>62427128
https://soundcloud.com/spookypianostuff/nocturne
Literally original composition.
>>62428178
Damn, to think John Cage wasn't even being original.
>>62428178
>d'un grand homme sourd
Alluding to Beethoven? Silence being preferable to Beethoven any time any place, by the way.
>>62425036
fuck man
What was that piano concerto thing that had an oriental painting of a pheasant fighting a snake as the image in the youtube video?
whats the best entry level listenings for classical music? This is kind of obvious, but I know that I like
>Beethoven
>Mozart
>Tchaikovsky
so which symphony's are the best to listen to and which versions?
>>62428334
Also, listen to my dank prelude:
https://soundcloud.com/spookypianostuff/prelude
>>62428765
>Beethoven
5th, 7th, 9th
>Tchaikovsky
6th. Also, 1812 Overture (make sure it's a version with canons).
Some other entry level stuff/essentials:
>Berlioz
Symphonie Fantastique
>Sibelius
3rd, 5th
>Bruckner
4th, 7th, 8th
>Mahler
2nd, 5th, 7th
>Brahms
1st
>Holst
The Planets
>>62428765
People here hate tchaikovsky, so prepare to get memed on.
Beethoven: go with 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th symphonies first (that order is good enough)
Tchaikovsky: 5th, 4th, and 6th symphonies on that order
For Mozart I'd recommend his piano concerti over his symphonies
Piano Concerti Nos: 23, 27, 17, 20 and 21 are phenomenal
For his symphonies listen to his last three (39, 40, 41)
I don't know enough about versions, to recommend anyone to you. The MEGA folders all hace good interpretations, however.
>>62428765
For Tchaikovsky, you have to listen to his violin concerto
Anyone know where I can find a bunch Ferenc Farkas' music?
>>62430058
this is pretty good advice here.
beethoven symphonies i rec leibowitz (chesky) karajan (Deutsche grammophon aka DG) or cluytens (EMI) cycles. i myself am not a fan of karajan cycle but for all purposes starting out it doesnt really matter in my opinion
tchaikovsky get mravinsky on DG
mozart theres a lot of recordings, if i had to recommend a single album then i would go with decca's curzon set
also any mozart's piano concerti after 17 is fine (they're usually lumped together in albums anyway)
mozart symphonies get schuricht on scribendum or walter on sony columbia
>>62430239
This
Tchaikovsky isn't well respected here (with good reason) But that is one of the most essential pieces of music ever written by him, along with The Nutcracker, Pique Dame, All Night Vespers, String Sextet and the late Symphonies
>>62427130
Der Ring des Nibelungen
Tchaikovsky was gay, LOL.
>>62428765
In addition to what everyone else mentioned so far, Schubert's 8th & 9th symphonies.
>>62430788
>>62430833
Yeah, like I said, it's deifnitely Pachelbel's Canon in D
>>62430833
It seems really meme worthy though.
>>62430909
only the orchestral excerpts like the prelude to Act 3 of Die Walkure are memes
>>62430750
What are those good reasons? Not trying to argue, I'm genuinely curious.
>>62430975
If we're including this, then there's a lot more we can include, like Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Spring from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, the overture to Mozart's opera the Marriage of Figaro, the first movement of Beethoven's fifth symphony, the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, and numerous others.
But IMO, nothing is memier than Pachelbel's Canon in D (except maybe Toccata and Fugue in D minor)
>>62431257
>nothing is memier than Pachelbel's Canon in D (except maybe Toccata and Fugue in D minor)
maybe eine kleine nachtmusik as well
>>62431674
Maybe the whole idea of gratuitous counterpoint as well.
>>62427130
Mozart's 40th
>>62431114
I actually like Tchaikovsky for the most part besides some of the meme pieces, but one of most central criticisms of Tchaikovsky according to some anons was his lack of melodic development, in other words his music was at times extremely repetitious with little to no variation on the theme.
I'm not classically trained so I may have described it an ignorant way
>>62430791
At least he wasn't a fucking faggot like you
i need classical music that sounds like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d09KbXhPyQc
>>62431691
The average person doesn't know what counterpoint is so no
>>62431713
You should definitely check out this then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hewLziHGSrg
>>62431738
You might like Debussy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOCucJw7iT8
>>62431738
Best I can do:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xU-p9wmSqg
>>62425036
SHOO POLY
>>62423510
Fuck I love marimba. Pius is an amazing artist as well.
/classical/, I need your help.
Which Modern Classical works should I use to say someone "I love you".
I'm thinking about something like Stockhausen, Xenakis, Nono or Berio.
Maybe even just a love related title is suggestive enough.
>>62432468
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NL8Xq_W_o0
Should I get fux gradus ad parsannum if I want to study counterpoint or is there a better resource?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Study-Counterpoint-Johann-Joseph-Parnassum/dp/0393002772/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455222031&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=fux+gradus+ad+parsannum
>>62432468
messiaen harawi
>>62424439
>>62424499
>>62424509
>>62425539
Fucking morons we've had one for years.
Get the fuck out newfags.
>>62433101
The other chart is older than CLT's, newfriend
>>62431760
Not the anon you were responding to, but thanks. I'm listening to this now and it's really interesting.
>>62430788
I still don't even know where to start with the Ring. It's so long and there are so many versions.
>>62433101
>CLT's meme chart
lmao
>>62424657
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ofiLN9AR9w
>>62432468
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp3BlFZWJNA
>imslp turns into a for-profit subscription based business
>normies think this is a good thing
why are people so shit?
>>62434742
the way i was first exposed to it was the Boulez/Chereau Ring, and that's a good place to start.
it's a little problematic when it comes to the Bayreuth acoustic, in that the singers take way too much prominence over the orchestra (it should be noted that Der Ring, unlike Parisfal, wasn't wrote with the Bayreuth acoustic in mind whatsoever) and a lot of the details of the orchestra can be lost. that, in combination with that particular recording's very wide dynamic range, can make the orchestra a bit hard to hear sometimes. but it isn't a purely symphonic work in the first place, and your first time going through the Ring really benefits from a good visual image of what's happening on the set.
pretty sure all the Boulez stuff is on YouTube with english subtitles.
>>62434742
Find a subbed version on youtube and watch it. That's what I did. Wagner's librettos are so drawn out you'll never lose track of what's going on. He loves to repeat himself.
I don't know which version is objectively good, but I listened to Pierre Boulez's version from Bayreuth in 1987. It sounded good to me, with one point of contention: Sigfried was REALLLY hammy, as in hammy even by opera standards.
>>62435547
Oh you. I was about to hit the submit button.
>>62435205
You made me look. They aren't all the way down the rabbit hole. Yet. RIP.
>>62432525
>>62432814
>>62434926
Thanks, have already used the last two already, kind of.
I'm just here because /metal/ are complete idiots. Been listening to Mozart's complete piano stuff all the 2 weeks. Nice work, reminds me Chopin's works a lot.
>>62435547
FUCK BOULEZ TO HELL
TURNED WAGNER'S MUSIC INTO GAY FRENCH SHIT
>>62436134
BOULEZ DESTROYED EVERYTHING HE DID, INCLUDING MUSIC AS ART FORM
>>62435630
i actually kind of liked Manfred Jung's hammy performance, it sounded youthful and dedicated. he also comes off as more of an asshole than most Siegfried's, the bullying of Mime in Act 1 was especially brutal iirc. that's in regard to the acting though, the singing itself was a bit less than successful, and he tires really easily. Gotterdammerung especially suffered from that.
wasn't really too hot on Gwyneth Jones as Brunnhilde either, her diction is kind of sloppy and her voice pretty uneven in Gotterdammerung, but other than that her acting was at least good, and you can tell she is really into it which is more than what I can say for a lot of performers in that role.
but yeah, other than a few nitpicks it's a good set. one thing I didn't like about the Chereau production though is that a lot of the time what is written in the script is not represented accurately with what's going on in the stage.
a more traditional production that is period-accurate is the Levine set, but it's too slow for my tastes
>>62436134
you mean Chereau? otherwise i wouldn't really call Boulez's conducting style in the Ring French. it was an obvious homage to the old Bayreuth conducting style (with lots of fast tempi) in combination with the latter style (transparency, chamber-like balances) which he probably took away from Furtwängler's recording (Solti, Böhm, and Furtwängler and their approaches to the Ring were analyzed by him, and he greatly preffered Furtwängler)
Chereau wasn't actually the first pick for stage director; he was the fourth.
Boulez and Wolfgang Wagner contacted Peter Stein, Ingmar Bergman, and Peter Brook before they approached Chereau.
>>62436837
Whoa, I wonder what a Bergman production would've looked like. That sounds really neat.
>>62436134
Id fuck boulez desu
>>62422353
Honestly OP, /mu/ isn't a place for all taste on music, it's a place for circlejerk and memes, if you want healthy productive discussion about music, you should find another forum.
>>62439831
Yeah like reddit
>>62439908
Even worst, i was looking into the /r/art, it's all about sakimichan and cute anime girls, no interesting discussions there, and music subs are no better.
>>62440003
>tfw whenever i am on the chinese upload websites, like more than half of the contributors are also weeaboos with cute anime girls in their avatars
>>62440160
Anime is for people with autism. People who like classical also have autism. It makes sense there would be a lot of cross over there.
>>62440282
What's wrong with classical?
Couple of good concerts this week. On Wednesday I saw Alec Frank-Gemmill in a fantastic horn recital, and just back from a string quartet concert featuring Haydn 61, Bartok 3 and Grieg's quartet.
Plus a really interesting talk on the music of Bruhns earlier in the week too.
>>62440345
Nothing, I'm just memeing.
>>62440467
kek, i see.
Is there a finer recitative passage in existence than Mein Wandel auf der Welt in BWV 56?
>>62440554
>listening to recitativo
What the fuck
This is probably blasphemy, but do you guys know of any modern classical that incorporates modern music, for instance, I could imagine a lot of acid funk or acid jazz-y guitars or something working well in an orchestra.
I'm just really, extremely bored with classical and haven't heard anything exciting in a long time. Minimalism is just so god damn passe, ironically.
>>62441775
not really what you're asking for, but similar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKp30C3MwVk
>>62441775
Kill yourself
>>62436134
Ironically, the Germans were the gays of the 19th century, not the French.
>>62432468 >>62435806
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHl3W4z0NPE
This is great.
>tfw you're studying music education to become a conductor in the future, but now realize that teaching kids isn't your thing
fuck
>Thoven
>>62428765
Dvorak's 9th is an easy listen
>>62430044
>1812
>the planets
Jesus Christ, just shovel more shit down his throat please
>>62431714
#rekt
>>62432468
Knee Play 5 from Glass' Einstein on the Beach. It's a beautiful ending with words taken from a poem. I'll put it up in a few minutes.
>>62437068
I assume it would be something like his production of the Magic Flute.
>>62441775
Look up Steve Reich, Phillip Glass and John Adams. They use synthesizers and jazz instruments too. >>62422626 is by John Adams.
>>62432468
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkDogsgNZww
zzzzz
>>62445265
You should seriously consider killing yourself if you can't appreciate The Planets
>>62441775
yes I do:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gG0j-35Mgk
>>62433101
>No JS Bach
This always makes me laugh
>>62430750
>Tchaikovsky isn't well respected here
/mu/ never did have great taste
>>62449843
your taste is even worse
...and your bloated opinion on mozart is laughable
Just got this in the mail today, couldn't find it anywhere on slsk, Rut or Itunes
Probably my favorite interpretation of the Rite of Spring, I'll upload if anyone wants
My personal favorite: https://youtu.be/mmCnQDUSO4I
>>62452331
dude you can set it to auto update
>>62452733
I know, I just prefer manual for some reason
>>62452331
Upload pls
Who's that composer that used to be loved by Russia (was it Soviet Russia? idk) for composing really grandiose music but then was criticized for doing the same exact thing, then got popular for doing the same exact thing
I think he wrote a symphony in response to that or something, as a criticism of him being shunned for doing that, but that symphony got very popular with the officials
I think it's Shostakovich but I'm not super sure
>>62452331
would be interesting. the amazon reviews intrigue me
>>62424509
>>62427023
Is Joyce really worth reading?
I like Pynchon and DFW but Joyce always seems very daunting to me
>>62453709
probably shostakovich's 5th
any less popular composer probably wouldve been censored or thrown in the gulag then
>>62453881
Can anyone rec some good /gulag/-core music
>>62454026
mosolov, azancheev, weinberg, veprik, zaderatsky, protopopov, kenel
>>62434742
Get Solti's version. Start with Act 3 of Die Walküre.
>>62454236
>>62442581
No wonder Nietzsche hated the Germans.
>>62448566
The Planets aren't even that good, it's just popular because "le symphony about planets" meme like Four Seasons
>>62454306
Nietzsche touched himself to Siegfried
>>62454363
>>62454306
Nietzsche used to be friends with Wagner but then became jealous and hated him because he can't do music himself
>>62454419
iirc i think the break up between the two gay lovers happened around Parsifal
>>62454465
Nietzsche loved Wagner but the only person Wagner loved was himself. Nietzsche was seriously butthurt by this.
>>62447021
I'm downloading this right now, it looks pretty neat from the few previews I saw on Youtube. Shame it isn't in german, though.
>>62453786
He's the brian ferneyhough of literature
>>62454339
4 seasons is excellent though. Its extremely popular for a reason. Classical isn't like pop music where you can market something shit to make it successful. you need to write some quality music to get recognition. I'm saying 4 seasons is a masterpiece, but it is quality. You're probably just sick of hearing about it. For a baroque violin concerto, its pretty damn good.
>>62455078
>He's the brian ferneyhough of literature
so he doesn't make sense and people who like him are only pretending?
>>62454708
Yeah. It's my favourite opera film. He translated it into Swedish in order to get the common man into classical music.
>>62455284
The people who like him know way too much about [given art form] and have gone beyond the usual conventions into a strange realm where no one really knows if anything is "good" or not, but just enjoy interesting.
Are you one of these folks who hasn't "got" ferneyhough? he set out do to something, he was very successful at it. you either like or dislike it, but you can't deny he achieved something at a very high level.
>>62455349
I was never a big fan of stuff like stochastic, aleatoric, new complexity, etc
I will admit that ferneyhough is unique, it's just not to my taste
>All the cancerous shitposting ITT
What happened to this board? /classical/ used to be a great place.
>>62455349
Holy shit
>>62455503
Newfags mostly.
>>62455503
>/classical/ always used to be a great place
It's always been informative but far too heavily opinionated.
>>62455503
>/classical/ used to be a great place.
dont make me laugh anon. Cancerous shitposting has always been a large part of /classical/
I have to tell this to someone:
>be me
>be on the bus with qt heading towards my house
>i can play the piano, she can sing pretty well
>talk about what we can do, she brings up colplay and stuff like that
>"that's cool we can do that"
>we are wearing headphones
>coldplay song ends
>i put Pergolesi's Stabat Mater
>Lacrimosa.flac
>"you could sing that..."
>she doesn't get the joke
>"y...ye..yeah anon, s..sure"
>i don't tell her that was kidding
>rest of the trip is pretty embarassing.
>she probably still thinks i'm a weirdo
>>62422353
Can someone provide a select list of the most essential classical artists that I probably haven't heard of?
>>62455869
>revealing powerlevel like the autist that you are
>>62449843
>link
woah this is totally dank
>>62455869
>discussing high art with women
What, you couldn't think of any world politics to discuss? Women don't really enjoy high art for the most part.
>>62455900
I dont really know your knowledge, but I'll try:
Ockeghem, Lassus, Gesualdo, Schutz, Ives, Schoenberg, Webern, Bartok, Martinu, Finzi, Sclesi, Varese, Hosokawa, Schnittke, Murail, Grisey, Ferneyhough.
>>62455900
I have no idea what you heard of but here:
Alban Berg
Benjamin Britten
Anton Bruckner
Elliott Carter
Morton Feldman
César Franck
Roberto Gerhard
Charles Ives
Leoš Janáček
György Ligeti
Olivier Messiaen
Modest Mussorgsky
Arvo Pärt
Krzysztof Penderecki
Alfred Schnittke
Iannis Xenakis
>>62456140
>>62456296
Thank you both! I've only heard the incredibly famous classical artists really
>tfw my bass teacher played in an orchestra led by leonard bernstein
feels gud
>>62453786
Dubliners and Portrait of the Artist aren't difficult at all, Ulysses can be appreciated by anyone willing to put a little work into what they read, and Finnegans Wake is great if you're open to new kinds of literary experiences.
Also DFW has no discernible talent.
>>62456140
Hadn't heard of Finzi. Thanks.
>>62457543
Not particularly groundbreaking as a composer, but he does the English romantic stuff well. Check out
Clarinet Concerto
Eclogue
Cello Concerto
5 Bagatelles for clarinet
Let Us Garlands Bring
In Terra Pax
Dies Natalis
Earth and Air and Rain
Metal is the closest, mechanically, to classical. There's so much more you can DO with metal, than say, R&B or hip hop. At least instrumentally and thematically.
Can you imagine a pop song about vikings or dragons? One with an extended instrumental section?
Metal is the closest, mechanically, to classical. There's so much more you can DO with metal, than say, R&B or hip hop. At least instrumentally and thematically.
Can you imagine a pop song about vikings or dragons? One with an extended instrumental section?
>>62457763
>>62457768
Has a new copypasta arisen?
Who you voting for /classical/
>>62457763
>>62457768
>>62457830
This is the counter-pasta:
>>62455251
>>62457967
Kasich desu
>>62457967
Trump because he's unstumpable. I don't mind Bernie but I do not want to see Hillary in the White House at all.
>>62457967
w2c
any good recording for Handel's Ombra mai fu?
>>62458142
Well Fiorina dropped out
>>62457967
>being American
>>62458306
Being American means you get to decide who is going to have the most important job in the world.
>>62458319
Rockerfellers position is already taken though. The President is a figurehead at best.
>>62458336
That's why we need a pres who isn't in the pocket of corporations
Why is there no fucking libretto to Die Freischtz in English
so fucking stupid have to just follow a synopsis
great fucking music though
>>62459162
Were you born mentally handicapped or was it something you worked hard to achieve?
http://www.opera-arias.com/weber/der-freisch%C3%BCtz/libretto/english/
I think I just managed to "get" thoven's quartets and now I believe writing music is pointless
there is nothing that gets anywhere close, even that fart vivace movement in the last quartet (the weakest of the set!) outclasses large scale works by names like Schubert and Chopin
>>62455503
>tfw you're in the mood to have your earholes penetrated by Bruckner's girthy, Teutonic, formalist, symphonic-cock
>>62459307
Google lied to me.
>>62459419
>tfw LITERALLY responsible for almost every single instance of "Celibidache checks 'em" being posted
>>62459378
Further proof the Haydn is underrated
You have 10 seconds to post your top 3 composers.
Bach, Mahler, Bruckner
>>62459746
Bach
Liszt
Mozart
>>62459746
Mozart, Wagner, Messiaen
>>62459746
Mozart
Schoenberg
Bach
anything similar to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXpxDteHijk ?
with dissonant violins and all
>>62459746
Obrecht
Gombert
Morales
>>62459746
Krahve
Botelho
Tramizar
>>62459746
Bach, Mozart and Beethoven :-)
>>62460080
Ah, nice try, but apparently there actually is a composer named Botelho: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cl%C3%A1udio_Botelho
>>62422500
Chopin is my nigga!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NONg06Pf0v8
Is probably my favorite.
I actually got into classical by watching Nodame Cantabile. How the fuck do I explain that to people?
>>62461004
Simply add that you're a pleb.
>>62461004
You better be talking about the live action drama which is a million times better than the anime
>>62459746
Ravel
Grieg
Reich
>>62461004
I got into it by watching LOGH.
>>62461004
>>62462135
I got into classical music from learning about it in school :)
I got into classical music when I realized it's watered down metal.
>>62462544
But metal didn't exist back then
>>62462561
Fucked up if true
>>62462544
wew
chopin is GOAT as fuck desu
>>62462669
Chopin is tolerable in one piece at a time. Otherwise unlistenable.
>>62463337
t. pleb
>>62463377
Chopin is top notch elevator music.
>>62463738
Fuck off Poly
Why haven't you guys discussed the Neapolitan chord structure of this yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOVTP5hljLc
>>62463855
Too complex. Leave us alone with our Chopin.
I just love this little tune by Shostakovich. Could be a Mozart thinghy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgItDrcgWCU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQTTFUtMSvQ
>>62466409
Uploading the original Porgy and Bess film to Youtube to piss off the Gershwin Estate. Will post link when it's done "processing" or whatever.
>>62454294
Vivec - Mozart, Sotha Sil - Haydn, Almalexia - Beethoven. Am I right?
>>62463337
True
>>62459746
Mozart, Mahler, Schumann
>>62459746
Schumann Prokofiev Mozart
>>62459746
Schütz, Vivaldi, Cage
>>62459746
debussy, wagner, verdi
>>62441775
Sylva, by Snarky Puppy. check them out, seriously, it's probably the exact thing you're after.
>>62459746
Mozart
Wagner
John Adams
You have 10 seconds to post what introduced you to classical music.
For me it was hearing Clair de Lune at the end of Ocean's Eleven.
>>62458130
This. I don't care who gets in as long as it isn't that thug Hilary
>>62468818
Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso at my sister's recital
>>62459746
bach, mozart, schubert
>>62468818
For me it was hearing Sanctus by Gounod as Jonathan rode off into the sunset on his horse at the end of Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTDSkCxkPzw
>>62468818
Gnossienne no. 1
>>62468818
I was doing well in school band so my teacher just set the Mozart Clarinet Concerto in front of me as the biggest possible carrot.
Also where I started to get good perfect pitch or at least notice that I had it.
>>62463738
>fulfilling the stereotype of the muddy german whose obtuse mind can only be reached by hours of banging and a sustained deluge of harmonic wanking
>pic related it's you
>>62468818
I heard Mussorgsky's pictures in some old cartoon when I was, like, 9.
>>62469470
Is there any videos of him getting his ass beat?
>>62459746
wagner, dvorak, mozart
>>62469470
Cry a little louder, pleb.
>>62468818
Chopin's Op 9 No 2 nocturne which was a preset piece on my first keyboard.
>>62469781
Oh, wow, you sure showed him!
>>62469889
Oh, wow, you sure showed him!
wagner more like wanker
>>62469889
>>62469937
What an interesting discussion!
The least you could do is post a piece with each post.
