Who's your favorite composer /b/? I would definitely say

Schostakowich. Uematsu.

>>723519036
Uh, yeah, Uematsu is mine too

>>723518865
Noisia

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mine would be beethoven. his music is power. plus i love his story and his fiery nature. i also rather enjoy listening to the Rach 3.

i used to play piano way back in the day when i was a youngling but i hated the weekly practice sessions. being good at something like an instrument takes too much work.

>>723519148
You know he never even had formal training? He can't read sheet music. He feels really humbled when classically-trained professional musicians play his stuff in orchestras. It's kind of cute.

Heitor Villa-Lobos

>>723519036
Get outta here with that anime bs

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Shostakovich scored a few movies, but I don't think any of them were animation.

Chopin, Mozart and Soler. I try to play a little.

>>723518865
Lil Wayne.

>>723518865
I know hes kind of a meme, but the honest answer is Wagner

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professional touring classical pianist checking in, my favourites for piano repertoire are liszt, bach, schubert

ama for a while in this thread, i'll be here for the night boys

>>723523326
No Chopin?

>>723518865
Either Shostakovitch, Sousa, or Tchaikovsky I can't decide.

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James Hetfield

>>723523326
Bach or son of Bach?

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professional trumpet player here. I love Mahler, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, and Sibelius

Mozart
>Pitch perfect hearing
>wrote 3 operas at age 12
>Piano age 3
>Violin Age 4
>chad

>>723524953
also Bach piccolo trumpet stuff is hard AF but amazing

>>723524962
>manlet
>autist

>>723523682
i've never clicked with chopin; one of the reasons i've never entered chopin competition is just that his music is so individual in nuance. i just don't have the proper temperament to play it and to be honest i feel nothing when i listen to most of his output, save for his first and fourth ballades, and some nocturnes, mazurkas, and polonaises. i think his sonatas are dreadful.

>>723524646
j.s. bach personally, seriously, his piano music could be studied for lifetimes

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>>723527857

Winter Wind, do it faggot

>>723527857
I was blown away studying bach in music school during fugue analysis. It's almost hard to comprehend how a human could write such things

If y'all like piano you should check out some of smalin's videos. He does graphical representations of pieces. Chopin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzNjgGvqBJw&index=80&list=LLlWc7WGLMAz39dB-Oyu2XSw

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>>723527857
>>723528679

DO EEEET

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>>723523326
Damn. As a former conservatory piano major (Peabody), I'm dying to know who you are.

For me, Bach. On clavichord. That's mine.