/classical/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfa_uMYx6KM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH6xT6rmSD4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVY1Ia1IrL4

I listen to classical purely for self-image purposes

>>68552067
Me too

>>68552079
me three

>>68552171
I don't even listen to it. I just tell people I do to look smart.

>>68552355
I'm pretty sure almost everyone who posts in these threads does this

>>68552067
>>68552079
>>68552171
>>68552355
>>68552378

get out plebs

>>68552355
I scrobble it to last.fm while actually listening to Linkin Park and Muse

Post recent discoveries.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPSVWbiKlXE&t=0s

>>68552451
This but with Limp Bizkit and Nickelback.

/metal/ anon here. this thread sucks.

nice general, idiots.

>>68552547
pls don't bully us we'll suck your dick just dont pls

>>68552547
at least the music is good though. /classical/ is always shitposting, nothing new there.

>>68552451
its funny becuase you're telling the truth

>>68552573
You know it, son.

>>68552451
>>68552622
Hi!

>>68552637
Hey man!!

>>68552672
>tfw the Hampus said hey to me

Music for that feel (´・ω・`)

>>68552739
https://youtu.be/1EKTw50Uf8M

bewildering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQxTkTw4cCY

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Does this look like the face of mercy?

>>68553037

Reminds me that I should probably do a reveal for the blind-listening thread. Or at least a discussion thread or something

>>68552067

That's kinda how I started but I found myself enjoying the music. I don't really think there's much shame in admitting that, especially not in this environment. I mean from what I could gather so far literally everyone in /classical/ is an emotional cripple.

Why are violas needed in string ensembles?

>>68553490
Why are violins needed in string ensembles?

>>68553490

learn to timbres my man

>>68551395
excelent guide, dude

>>68553536
not an argument

>>68553639
fuck off, clt

As a moderate beginner, if I come up with something, even if derivative, should I write it down? I want to eventually compose (piano player here) and I don't know if I should wait until I'm much better to even attempt to write or if I should be jotting this stuff down just in case

>>68554129
You can always trash it later if you end up hating it, so you might as well.

>>68554129
write it down, you'll probably give up on this terrible idea anyway, might as well do something now

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Literature is obviously a joke since Bob Dylan won it's most prestigious honor, so does that mean classical music is now the most important art form?

Most composers basically write pastiche stuff (intentionally or not) for a while before they find a 'voice' so just go for it

>>68554434
>>68554129

>>68554417
Nah, the Nobel's been a joke for more than a decade. The only good literary award is this one: http://www.greeninteger.com/america.cfm

>>68554637
literally who

>>68555561
nope

>finish two discs of Parsifal
>still have two discs left

wtf

I don't really listen to classical at all.
I was watching the new Berserk movies, and this has been stuck in my head: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0ZhlVQ370c

Anyways, are there any operas recommended with this kind of vocal style/ aesthetic? I listened to the Carmina Burana a while back, which was pretty good.

If anything, just recommended classical with that style of vocals would be appreciated, or a point in the right direction.

Night on bald mountain while not really vocalized gives me the same kind of feeling.

>>68552067
I listen because I feel it's necessary to have an appreciation for and understanding of classical music to fully enjoy the music you truly love in the fullest way. You just start to hear things more fluidly and you listen more wider, if that makes sense. Never the less, I do enjoy quite a few composers after I've been listening for a while now, but I wouldn't say it's the genre that I dedicate my time to.

>>68552502
DUDDED THANKS

>>68551395
Glad to see symphony of psalms on there but lets be honest the only worthy performance is the westminster cathedral one.

>>68556092
Should've went for Kegel, pleb. It's only 3'36 as opposed to the usual 4'16+ and it nicely fits on 3 discs.

So I listened to Reich's Music for 18 Musicians.

I feel like I was just memed on for an hour.