Who /classical/ here?
Where my Beethovenbros at
>>24442113
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5FeKFKLvwA
>>24442113
Brothovens*
>>24442113
I'm an oil painter who works with large canvas and does in studio and plein air work. Acrylic fags look at the stains in horror, digitalfags can't comprehend impasto.
I just ran an experiment of using KD cheese as pigment, results are looking good and I'm pushing into uncharted territory.
Godspeed fine gentlemen.
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I like Mozart personally, but Beethoven is dope too
Anyone else into opera?
>>24442113
>No Elgar posted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6GpFdmooLE
SUN
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>>24443539
This. Obvious, cliched opinion, but he's unarguably the GOAT.Although Ligeti comes close.
A beep beep beep
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CTYymbbEL4
>nice music you have there, goyim, it would be such a shame if something were to happen to it...
>>24443539
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WHO /SERIALISM/ HERE?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlfPnN7NHc0
>>24443593
Some of his stuff is alright but some of it just seems too academic, I don't like the phrase 'emancipation of the dissonance' cause it implies tonality is some evil overlord when it's just a guiding structure formed from observing what good musicians did. Someone said that one of the cool things about schoenberg is that each note exists in its' own world or something like that, but I thought the whole point of music was to weave together notes to make a tapestry of beauty
R9k's theme song:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU
>>24443593
>>24443630
I want to have a kid just so I can raise him on nothing but the 2nd Viennese School and see if he reacts to Mozart or whatever the same way most people react to Schoenberg.
>>24443593
His music was beautiful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFHpplFpPI
Well, just shut the fuck up and chill.
who /chopin/ here
>>24443682
Need a child disposal service if your seed's a lemon? Look no further. Find understanding in the face of beasts and let your ex's children wither in the sun! Or not, you will never redeem you or your offspring's lives, go away.
>when your nephew doesn't like you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pewBRolWwjQ
>>24443730
No
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhFHpplFpPI
>>24443706
>>24443751
>Tchaikovsky
utterly disgusting
>>24443767
The guy was an incredible melodist even if he was a tad on the bombastic side.
>>24443741
Why are the late string quartets so perfect?
>>24443788
if you enjoy any 1700-1900 composer other than schubert and the three bs you should literally L I T E R A L L Y kys 2bh pham
>>24443819
I think Hummel is kind of underrated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fd4jRw830m
The second movement is quite beautiful
>>24443799
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxmhpaq6I4E
It's anyone's guess really. It almost seems impossible that one man could write things so intensely profound and personal, yet there they are. As an amateur composer they make me feel like Salieri; I stand in awe of their genius, but rue that I can't achieve that level
Gimme your favourite violins please. I need some violins. Even modern classical. I need some violins.
>>24443819
>>24443850
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fd4jRw840M
Fucked up the link
>>24443911
What about a ukelele
>>24443894
>It almost seems impossible that one man could write things so intensely profound and personal, yet there they are.
Agreed. Truly miraculous music.
My personal pick for the greatest composition of all time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEZXjW_s0Qs
>>24443911
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8hQSMxa7gk
Any of his violin sonatas or string quartets would also do
>>24443911
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAwJhH9tSsg
>>24443819
Schubert a shit
Schumann, Grieg, Chopin, the Liszt goes on...
>>24443982
>Schubert a shit
>likes fucking Liszt
Opinion discarded!
>>24443819
>three bs
>liking Brahms over Liszt and Wagner
>>24444001
Nigga couldn't even finish a symphony
>>24444001
Oops, misread that.
Chopin and Grieg are great, I agree. Schumann is meh.
>>24443949
Goat choice, amazing at the seven minute mark where all the instruments play in unison. Hard to believe I didn't really like it when I first heard it, but it grows on you. Despite everything, it still ends on a high note. Knowing what he went through it's amazing that his optimism endured. And to think he was deaf for over a decade at this point.
>>24444013
>tfw no piano concerto from schubert
>>24444010
brahms > wagner
brahms>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>liszt
>>24444010
>brahms
i obviously meant berlioz, dummy :^)
nah i know brahms probably isn't that good but i have a soft spot for him
liszt is complete rubbish though, apart from his schubert arrangements
>>24444052
I bet the hung hungarian banged your wife and that's why you don't like him
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=brahms+rhapsodie+no.+2
Brahms is actually beyond good; not equal to Beethoven or Bach (no one = Bach) but listen to this if you don't know his music and tell me it doesn't convert you.
>>24444052
Hungarian Rhapsodies and Sonata in B Minor are dope.
>>24444019
Yep, still can't believe he composed that and the 9th, among other pieces, after going deaf. Personally I prefer Bach overall, but Beethoven was undoubtedly the most talented composer and maybe human being to have lived.
>>24444153
>tfw B's birthday is coming up so you can bake another cake
>>24444288
Nice. As an agnostic, it's basically my Christmas.
