/classical/ - The 'I Only Listen To Classical Music' Edition

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Let

It

Begin.

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Dvorak and Holst are one hit wonders

What's your favorite Petzold composition?

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Post rare Bartoks.

>>70105287
Didn't Petzold have like one known composition? Minuet in G minor I suppose.

>>70105432
The loss of his work is one of humanity's greatest tragedies, but please do not forget the splendid Minuet in G major.

>>70105449
True. It makes you wonder if Bach stole more of his works and claimed them as his own.

How do I into Carl Orff?

>>70105912
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ9_6W6bVoQ

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Reminder.

What was this from? I believe it was by Mozart
It began with a string section like this:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1Aa5bF8eq5c

>>70106378
that's from your own faggotass mouth

>>70106407
Man fuck you I ain't got time to go into fl studio and transcribe that

>>70106269
This is too cute to be Nazi music.

>>70105204
dvorak has a cello concerto and his symphony no. 9.

at least 2 hits

>>70105287
The partitas for viola d'amore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oESzlizAafE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7jem-LgKgA

How do I get into Brahms?

>>70105135
>no black and white photo of a composer
>some shitty meme

you suck OP. Even shit mahlerposting was marginally better

>>70108325
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM-6B8_Jj-o

>>70108325
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyivwj0NN4k

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Post /nazicore/ composers.

Geirr Tveitt was a neo-pagan and a nationalsocialist, but rebelled against the Norwegian puppet government of Vidkun Quisling during the war because the dude was a christian faggot and then joined the Norwegian resistance. The guy was 2thule4thekrauts

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>>70108591

Okay, this kinda freaked me out. I made this post, checked facebook and lo and behold, pic related.

Have some recommendations :

Piano Sonata No. 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abby2S5OSXM&t=636s

Liebeslieder Walzer Op. 52
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpSeRwySeE0&t=374s

Ein Deutsches Requiem - 2nd Movement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBAtf5o9er8

Two Rhapsodies Op. 79
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWxhAAAJw4E

>>70108325
just listen to the symphonies

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>>70106269
(not same anon) Holy shit, that was... Legitimately the most beautiful thing I've heard for a while. ty based anon, anything more to orff-er? *smug*

>>70108591
>>70108663

botnet bruh, get off the internet, hide. they know where you are.

>>70108663
you do realize 4chan is selling information about you

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bumping again with a Zelda sonatina

Do you like it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FTC4dEsxBU

>>70108870
kys

>>70105198
source on this image

>>70108870
>Do you like it?
no.

Sonatina should usually be short and have 2 main themes.

>>70108920
family album

>>70108943
>should have two main themes
are you dull? it should have a main theme and a side theme, and it actually has them

>>70108989
Its sonata form, the themes can be equal. No one says "main and side themes" they say "A and B themes"
I didn't really pay attention to your piece, but its way too long to be a sonatina

>>70108870
For a Sonatine it's quite long.
10:42 onward sounds like russian folk music.
Also the abrupt tempo change at 11:31 doesn't feel right.

>>70106378
>>70106407
>>70106427
Just remembered:
it's from Schubert's Mass No.2 - Agnus Dei
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOYQJbiS9iI
Beautiful piece of music.

>>70106269
Incredible. Now I know where Hans Zimmer stol- errr... took inspiration from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq5kbNW8VKU

>>70108663
The botnet has you
Gookmoot is indeed selling everyone's information just like he did in Japan.

>>70106269
>>70109434
wow, man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEkDsUrmFC4
If you skip to 13:42 you'll recognize that theme.

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I come from the outside and I have a question for you classical listeners.
What albums on this chart (particularly /mu/core) have you listened to and what did you think of them?

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Is there a greater Chopin piece than his fourth Ballade? Is there a greater solo piano piece in existence? (yes, I know Hungarian Rhapsody)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe-GrRQz8pk

I think Ballade no. 1, Scherzo no. 2, and Nocturne op. 27 no. 2 are on the same level but none have hammered my soul in the exact way

>>70109593
I always forget Tabula Rasa is the token Classical /mu/core album.

There are some good choices in the """CLASSICS""" section. Specifically Faust (1971) Desertshore (1970). Other than that, there are some of my personal favourites of their respective genres - I don't listen to Metal or Hip-hop so I can't comment on those choices. And I've basically heard nothing from the Neo-mu or p4k core sections.

As far as Jazz is concerned, some of my favourite popular Jazz records or """ESSENTIALS""" are listed, specifically: Ornette Coleman's - Free Jazz (1961) and Wayne Shorter's - Speak no Evil (1966) Also I'm a sucker for anything Art Blakey and Mingus.

To conclude - there are alot of my favourite rock albums - specifically in the "classics" section. I hate that Tabula Rasa is the only classical album I can see at first glance, the underepresentation of classical music on /mu/core is kind of laughable.

>>70109593
heard almost all at least once, except for metal

>>70109938

That metal section is the perfect blend of absolute shit and the best in the genre. I wish /mu/ was more concise when it came to metal.

>>70109751
I would definitely add his second piano sonata due to its 3rd and 4th movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcbOWeBQrow

Fauré

>>70110976

Delius.

>>70111244
Delicious*
your welcom buddy

bela bartok sucks

>>70111316

hey man thanks :))) happy new years okay

>>70106348
>let's put all that romantic era stuff into upper high because it's used in Fantasia

Why is there no recordings of live works when these guys were alive?

>>70111695
There are.

>>70111765
Link to a Beethoven ep?

>>70111695
Who are you referring to ?
There are piano rolls of Rachmaninov, Scriabin, Busoni etc.

>>70108775
>>70108786
>>70109539

Seriously though, that was pretty freaky. I'm not the type of dude to "like" anything on facebook, especially not composers so the fact that that showed up mere minutes after I made a post a 4chan about it freaked me out. Geirr Tveitt is pretty "obscure" too, so it can't be a coincedence.

Am i being paranoid here?

>>70111820
Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven particularly

>>70111843
Bach released loads of CDs m8 look on HMV

>>70111695

Johannes Brahms playing and talking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPS7Mrd3M3Q

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fktwPGCR7Yw
tristan und isolde prelude has this real dark and melancholic sound to it that i absolutely love and want to hear more of, anyone got any recommendations?
(it was also insanely beautiful in Melancholia)

>>70111838
Google archives every single information you made on the internet (including your latest rule34.paheal search to your credit card number) and uses against you. Welcome to the Web 4.0.

>>70111838
I'm (>>70108786) serious too.

>>70111765
>>70111820
>>70111871

There's some recordings of Grieg, too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_Ztjt7JuUY

>>70111871
Never knew about that recording.
Thank you !

>>70111871
Sounds like arse

>>70108870
too much oom-pah-pah vs melody shit
get creative

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>>70111895
>>70111897

I knew google stored my info to sell me ads, but I didn't know it was that blatant.

>>70111897

It might be because I googled him to get the pic though, not necessarily because I posted it on 4chinz. I've heard rumors of gookmoot fucking with peoples info, though.

Regardless, lads, pretty freaky. Have some idyllic Delius: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xHIhcstxUM

>>70111883
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn_V8qUtsyY

>>70112066
thanks babe

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>>70111895
>including your latest rule34.paheal search

It just started snowing today, so: best recording of Winterreise?

>>70112263
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_X6WBVR1mU

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Posted this with pic related in previous thread

>Found these yesterday. I'm not a fan of later Boulez but this 69 recording with Cleveland has to be one of the best I heard of le sacre. Gotta listen to more of his earlier stuff.

Well just listened to the other recording from pic which is from 63 with l'orchestre national de la R.T.F Paris and it's pretty fucking brutal. I made some research and here's a comment I found on amazon:

>It was released on CD at one time on the Ades label. Long out of print. I think I read somewhere that Boulez doesn't like the recording and has done what he can to keep it from coming back in print, although perhaps that is incorrect. I agree that it has a "raw ferocity that few versions can match." Perhaps Boulez has outgrown raw ferocity. Anyway, I agree that this is a great Sacre.

Here's the recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wK8fSkjOy0

5/5 highly recommended.

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>>70112418
Yeah, I know that recording as well. I'm not sure how accurate it is that Boulez has tried to keep it withheld, though. As far as I know the one recording he did try very hard to withhold was his Beethoven 5th (which is kind of hilarious)--funnily enough it was reissued in the latest Columbia set after his death.

But yeah, that recording is pretty ferocious. It doesn't sound as refined and that's what makes it so good.

>>70111883
In terms of chromaticism almost nothing tops that prelude for me, IMO it's truly in a league of its own

I really love Henry Purcell, which mega should I download?

>>70109088
>>70109103
>>70108943
you guys are much too strict with form classification. A sonatina is not only a 'short sonata', it's also about the necessary technique and the sophistication. For example, Beethoven's 25th sonata was labeled 'sonatina', but was much longer than a 'sonatina' which you have in mind.

Also, why do you care so much about how it's called? Doesn't matter so much

About the themes: you're wrong, at least in the German denomination (Hauptthema, Seitenthema), which is the only language that counts for me in classical music (maybe next to Italian)

>>70106269
I don't get it. It's just mediocre...

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>tfw the most patrician thread on /mu/ is the slowest one

I'm very new to classical. I have no idea what I'm doing, but I know I like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_hOR50u7ek. Recommendations?

>>70113813

Maybe you will enjoy Saint-Säens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyknBTm_YyM

This piece however, is what got me into classical myself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFPjFjUonX8

>>70113033
yore gay

>>70113813
Try Prokofiev's 2nd Piano Concerto
The 3rd movement is similar in character to Dance of the Knights but listen to all of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iGxsoN29G0

>>70113987
>>70114252
Thanks, checking them out now.

>>70113987
these are both beautiful
i love bassoon heavy pieces

>>70113813
Bach.

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mozzart

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Who recorded the best Chopin nocturnes?

>>70113987
I very much enjoyed the first one you posted. Stravinsky didn't really do much for me though.

>>70114252
Listening to this now.

>>70114586

Liszt.

>>70114586
samson francois

>>70113987
>suggesting Le Sacre as intro
daring, I too heard it quite early in my listening. Who would've thought a life of metal-music would predispose you for Rite of Spring?
>>70113813
Here are some of my earlier pieces that I think would be easy to get into;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS5OxfUfGl8&ab_channel=IrenkeNagy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbEvKFqLLZs&ab_channel=ChristianBerrut

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXOanvv4plU&ab_channel=BBC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POVjeuef0RY&ab_channel=SuperTheseus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXFSK0ogeg4&ab_channel=Beatriz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12ntiCt7x78&ab_channel=MusicaNovaAZ

That'll keep you chewing for a while anon.

>>70111883
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-pVz2LTakM

works almost as good for me but tristan prelude is still quite better imo

Does anyone understand the physics of how the species of wood a woodwind is constructed with alters the sound? Like a grenadilla clarinet versus boxwood or even plastic? Does it vibrate in some way? Wouldn't acrylic be a more stable/durable/cheaper/cleaner material?

I hear a lot of descriptions about the difference between cedar and spruce soundboards for guitars but I've also read there's no real difference because the only thing that matters is grain density which varies by individual trees.

>>70112418
boulez's stravinsky in general is always good. dude has remarkable insight to the ballet scores

>>70114963
I'm also a metal fan. I think that's why I liked the heaviness of the Prokofiev I posted. Thanks for your recommendations, I'll save and work my way through them.

>>70115226
Revisit the Rite at some point. It's a really great piece that (in my experience at least) never ceases to be enjoyable, but perhaps you just need to get over the initial shock first.

>>70105135
How's my opera voice?
https://clyp.it/oup5mw5v

>>70115023
From what I know density is the most important factor, but finishing (lacquer/emulsion/whatever else you put on wood) massively affects tonality too. I'm pretty sure the main reason no one has reproduced a Stradivarius violin is because no one knows the chemical makeup of the original wood finish.

>>70114963

>daring

Yeah, I contemplated adding something like a warning or something, but felt like a faggot writing it. For me it was the piece that really opened up the genre and showed me that it was not just "boring violin music".

>>70114743

Don't worry bout Stravinsky, the one I linked is a controversial piece, especially in its time. The premiere actually incited a riot.

My best advice to get into classical though is just to hang out in this thread and listen to the links.

>>70115707
>"boring violin music"
kek

>>70115226
>>70115383

I'd like to add that the Rite of Spring gets heavy as fuck as well, especially at the end. In fact, I don't think I've ever heard anything more intense in my life. Definitely revisit some time.

>>70115616
True, I forgot to mention shellac is thinner and thus better sounding than vinyl varnish on soundboards. It requires special maintenance though. Stradivarius has some beeswax secret 11 herbs & spices meme about his polish. The instruments seem to be more of a prestige thing than anything, based on what I've read about blind tests.

>>70114963
I've listened to the first three so far and they're all right up my alley. Thanks a lot, anon.

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sup, guys

i was hearing chopin's song 'the nocturne' and i simply fell in love with it

gotta love classical

can you rec more like that?

>>70116088
Cheers! Beethoven's 5th will do you wonders.

>>70116117
post a link to said piece because he wrote like 20 nocturnes and we don't know which one you're talking about

btw listen to the rest of them

>>70105135
Are there any good works for saxophone?

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What are some good pieces for horn or multiple horns?

>>70116867
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXRlWNcGMaU

>>70116117
>>70116730
Don't get fooled.
He is merely a shitposting clown.

>>70116919
curses! i have been fooled once again

>>70116867
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGL7cs8mf0A&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI9q8mjcRVQ&list=PLTwBcNi4Yktx8q9lNHgCZkAVt2x4yJE6J

>>70116868
>>70116868
>>70116868

pls

>>70117076
>>70116890
Thanks

>>70112189
is this rare cia?

>>70116088
>>70116678

I enjoyed the others as well. I remember hearing Carmina Burana in music class in like fourth grade and it's stuck with me since. Thanks again for the recs. What's next? .

>>70118400
Petzold

>>70108774
This is another good piece by Orff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CtX8nWcbaI

>>70118461
Specifics?

>>70118562
The Minuets Bach plagiarized.

Which one of you guys was the one that posted last thread with a copy of Boulez conducting The Rite of Spring with the Cleveland Orchestra? And can you please give us a rip?

>>70116942
>>>/reddit/

>>70108591
So he is the Classical version of Varg Vikernes?

>>70118670
4chan's style of talking is frankly just as retarded

>>70118692
Varg is a nu-male compared to Tveitt

What's the best music to crossdress to?
No Vivaldi.

>>70114990
That's some powerful shit. Schoenberg always has a strong impact in me when he's not doing he's autistic tone row shit. Thanks for that.

>>70115508
Oh my, pretty lady. ;^)

>>70118854
Tchaikovsky

>>70118866
You might enjoy cuck porn as well.

>>70105204
Holst has Planets and St Pauls Suite

>>70116867
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLHkVDUV2dE

has someone a link where I can download theoretical music books as pdf?

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>>70117953
>>70116868

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>>70118932
>vocals

>>70118904
I tried it and it did nothing for me. :^)

>>70118921
>St Pauls Suite
Dvorak had the violin romance

>>70118937
search music on gen.lib.rus.ec

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>>70118902
Hmm. How about something gayer?

>>70118783
at least it's not as reddit

>>70118962
https://allpoetry.com/Transfigured-Night-(Verklrte-Nacht)

>>70114586
Arrau

>>70118982
nice thanks

>>70116867
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cGbv5VWGMw

Any tips on how to enjoy vocal works?

>>70119235
nah rubinstein or samson francois

>>70119466
Rubinstein's pearly notes make the nocturnes sound sublime.

>>70119412
First you have to explain why you don't because if you don't, you just don't. You can't force yourself to enjoy music.

>>70116868
i gotch u (assuming you mean french horn)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLl3TGMF5JY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OqV503vUWA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rJTnQhKmOE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkTRoW1sXAc

>>70111695
classical music is stored in written scores. recordings are only a by-product. Live performances are the intended medium.

>>70119539
this. /classical/ seems to be the place where people try to do this most frequently

>>70111871
You can truly hear the birth of modern music in this

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Can anyone recommend me some piano works similar to those of Satie, Chopin or Scriabin—specifically his etudes?

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>>70119704
Fuck you.

>>70119704
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1WSJWpVvig

>>70119742
No.

>>70119756
This is great. Can you recommend anything else?

>>70119704
Try Domenico Scarlatti's sonate

>>70119893
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-Ud5HjzSbU

>>70119893
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4q_hldxL54
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnvmiIkplpY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifL8feyT56Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_O65mHTMZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOiZFV-MSQY

>>70106348
>Bach and before, Ives and after

this should be a golden rule

>>70119756
>>70119942
>>70120125
Brilliant, thanks!

>>70119412
...pretty weird for somebody to not like singing. its kind of built-in to the human brain. were you one of those child abuse cases who was raised in a cage and never heard a human voice or something?

>>70120311
Dumb frog pls go.

>>70120521
>Bach
>Ives
>french

congrats, mr. and mrs. anon, you gave birth to a beautiful baby retard

>>70120763
>accepting anything from a chart that says ballet is higher art than theater
>not frog as fuck

>>70111838
Were you still looking at stuff about him on facebook, or do you link youtube to your facebook or something like that? Because it's probably just accessing your cookies

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How do i change tempo in sibelius 7?

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Best Rite ever recorded

>>70120909

Nah, just googled a pic to use for the thread, checked facebook after posting and there it was.

>>70122035

Very dissapointed that no one has posted /nazicore/ composers yet btw, kek

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Recommend me some Kumikore

>>70121607
RIght click, text, tempo, then click where you want the tempo marking. right click to add in a crotchet or whatever you want your new tempo to be (like crotchet = 94 or minum = 60) and then click elsewhere to seal the deal.

read the fucking manful

>>70122990
the planets - only the euphonium solo in mars

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I have no preference for a certain type of classical. I don't even know the sub genres. I'm looking for some help to get started. Is it best to start from a certain era, like ~1600s? What are some essential compositions I should listen to as a start to help me branch out?

>>70124365
Just listen to everything on this list in order and you're gold: http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Satoru/1001_classical_recordings_you_must_hear_before_you_die__2007_us_edition_/1/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Salieri

>>70124484
Is that the guy who killed Mozart out of jealousy?

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Which one is right? Do you carry the accidental on each measure or leave it on the first one?

>>70124238
I wonder why she picked up a meme instrument instead of a real one.

>>70118659
see >>70112418

Can't find it on youtube and can't rip it. But the RTF recording in the other post is well worth listening to.

>>70124624
Why is it natural?

>>70124622

Pure fabrication. Started out as a rumor at the time, and got new life after being adapted in that Mozart movie. That movie btw is widely regarded as one of the most historically incorrect movies in movie history.

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3 > 4 > 5 > 9 > 2 > 1 > 8 > 7 > 6

>>70124859
That's kind of a shame because I relate to him so much. I'd probably send Wolfie back to the grave if I ever ran into him.

>>70124859
That reminds me, when are we gonna get that film about Gesualdo? Did Bertolucci just give up on the idea?

>>70124936
>3 first
my nigga

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>>70124959
>dat second movement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH4TK6SN44Q

What are some good songs I can play on a guitar?

>>70108920
>He doesn't know pupinia

>>70124941

The Salieri character portrayed in the movie truly is the posterboy for the bitter pseudointellectuals of 4chan. Actually pretty good thread about it on /lit/ rn: >>>/lit/8924995

>>70124958

Werner Herzog made one of his pseudo-documentaries on Gesualdo once, called Five Voices of Death. It's kinda meh, but it has some great live performances in it.

Never heard about any other Gesualdo project though, gotta check that out.

didnt mean to reply to that, retry

God dammit this took forever, and i only got two mins of audio. I tried to do something unique, its sporky but some parts turned out alright i think, but the idea kinda changed over time.

R8 please
https://clyp.it/eyucsrlt

>>70125249
zelda cutscene/10

>>70125299
damn, didnt want to sound like a video game. im gonna try being more atonal

>>70125288

It's not horrible, but it's not great either.

>>70125335
don't have so many contrasting sections, it makes it cinematic

>>70125014
The sixth movement is one of the most inspiring pieces of music I've ever heard. Had the opportunity to hear it played by the LA Phil under Dudamel and it was pretty magical. The last chord was incredibly homogenized, unlike anything I've ever heard.

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>>70124936
4 > 8 > 7 > 1 > 3 > 5 > 6 > 2 > 9 > Lied > 10

>>70125182
https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/j/johann_sebastian_bach/fugue_in_a_minor_tab.htm

>>70120311
So is Minimalism patrician?

>>70125795
no. minimalism is 80s NYC hipsters who weren't skilled enough to write good contemporary music

>>70125795
It wasn't really around yet when that picture was made (1949)

>>70125719
>>70124936
completely wrong btw

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>>70125837
>good contemporary music
ahah

>>70126083
common practice pleb detected

>>70109977
Agree

post star spangled banners

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1taQl-wOmo

>>70126601
It was the overture to On the Town.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opszIW2IC54

>>70126601
>>70126620

I unironically enjoy the Sp'banner, even though I'm not american.

This one gives me chills.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAEmpdSHC10

Anyone know where I can download Final Alice? I found one torrent, but no one is seeding.

>>70106348
Gorgeous.

What's your favorite Bach cantata?

https://youtu.be/-Y4VmAYb0j0

Relatively new to classical, but I was completely moved by this piece.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qSeg69d3CQ8

Anything similar?

>>70126793

More Beethoven.

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More pieces like pic related? ie; late-romantic tone poems

>>70126841
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DxMc2fQgO4

Which conductors/performers/etc are considered universally bad and I should avoid like the plague?

>>70127789
Lang Lang.
While he might be a gifted pianist he rather chooses to be a popstar.
For reference :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I8lTTCzhwk

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>>70127846

>that fucking video

>>70109751
It might be cliché, but his Nocturne op. 9 no. 2 gets me emotional. I wouldn't say it's the best at all, it just has sentimental value for me.

>>70109751
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWN-D4nxJqA

>>70120879
it said higher brow not higher art
that you would think they are the same says more about you than the image

>>70128473
Higher brow art is better tho

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Kind of a random question, but does anyone know how many strings instruments are traditionally used in Dvoraks New World Symphony? As in, how many celli, violas, violins and double basses

Am I supposed to like Shostakovich or not? Which of his music am I supposed to enjoy and which to hate?

>>70129483
It's for you to decide if you enjoy his music or not despite this general being on /mu/.

>>70129483
only if you're able to out-patrician people like rosen
the safe route is to not

>>70129483
His chamber music is pretty good.

>>70129483
Shostakovich seems fine, but I dobut I'll listen to anything from him more than twice.

>>70129619
I haven't listened to his symphonies because I read they're ironic and I don't want to dedicate 15 hours plus bandwidth to that. But I like his string quartets and they don't give me that impression at all.

How do you even enjoy a song that changes it's mood a thousand times throughout, what the fuck. I'm too pleb to understand classical music.
I like this though,
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dFkBk7hEPhQ

>>70129995
it's called drama, man

>>70126750
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TdPe4iEYPQ&t=1334s

one of my favorites.

>>70126750
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUDQWBkj9t4

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I pick which recordings to listen to based on the quality of them not who the conductor is or who is performing.

How /pleb/ am I?

>>70126750
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnKAQgoqZkE

>>70131067
You mean bitrate?

>>70131067
Some people say classical music is meant to be listened to live so I assume they would also recommend prioritizing sound quality over interpretation with recordings.

>>70114586
Moravec

>>70131067
Pleb as fuck

>>70129695
To understand Shostakovich, you need to understand soviet Russia. Very difficult place and time to be a composer. His string quartets were written for the drawer, and he never expected them to be played in his lifetime. His symphonies had to conform to what was acceptable by the party.
Living under constant threat of death, torture and/or imprisonment and with 1 in 5 Russian citizens as informants, life was somewhat strenuous. It was usually dangerous to express your opinion, especially if it was an anti-party opinion.

>>70118499
carmina burana has a few really good bits, but my favourite is probably estuans interius

RIP Georges Pretre.

>>70127846
Every now and then I really am scared by the monstrous things civilization has spawned.

>>70127846
>Screaming
pls die

>>70127789
>Vaughan Williams
Music equivalent of cancer

>>70119105
so thats where the schoenberg is a cuck meme comes from

>>70127846
Maybe the most disgusting thing I've seen in 2017

>>70132984
>>70133179
>>70133480
You're welcome.

>>70133553
i could go off on this shit for hours. if you're a pianist you're the vehicle, not the driver. The moment the importance of Lang Lang eclipses the importance of Beethoven is when you get a retarded audience like this one

>>70133661
modernist meme

>>70127846

>moonlight sonata starts
>girls start screaming
>everyone else start cheering
>they never fucking stop

Literally the ugliest thing I've seen in 2017. Hopefully Corporate Lang will die in a car crash in one of his beloved Ferraris.

>>70133938
same guy, I didn't finish it, but
>plays the most recognizable part of Sonata 14
>suddenly ends the show with the ending of La Campanella
JESUS
CHRIST

>>70124725
Is it because you don't have the equipment? Dude if you buy all the stuff and rip it I'll suck your dick

>>70124859
>adapted in Amadeus
That legend was popularized by Pushkin in his Mozart and Salieri.

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>>70133234
elaborate pls

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Stop listening to Mendelssohn

>>70129483
I rarely listen to any complete works by shosta but rather single pieces. His longer works (symphonies, ballets, operas, etc.) tend to be mind-numbingly boring (as in "non-stimulating") the majority of the time and only gets interesting at a select few pieces in each work, usually his more action packed and theme rich ones. His style of filler is like playing silently for 5-10 and then have a enormously bombastic piece lasting 3-5 minutes, and then back to being boring; thus I tend to just listen to singular pieces at once.

His 5th symphony is pretty gratifying to binge-listen through though, the other symphonies are just long and boring imo. I also adore his 8th String Quartet/Chamber Symphony, especially the 2nd piece.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeJPmIbiqp4&ab_channel=MartialVidz

Listen through the 1st and 2nd movement in succession. Heavy metal from the 1960s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms7PdLJsZdg&ab_channel=CuartetoCasals

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>>70134809
>trying to tell a spoiled virgin what to do

>>70132147
Oh shit

>>70135245

Watching his 2010 New year's concert... He was something else. Lyricism uber alles.

>>70132147
Yeah, heard about it yesterday
It's a real shame. He was a good conductor

So you're in a big empty white room with Lang Lang and you're both naked, what do you do?

>>70135353
make a 360 and walk away

>>70135353
>>70135353
Ask him for piano practice tips.
>inb4 "hurr durr double lang sux0rZ"
Yeah, but I'm way worse.

>>70105135
>Debussy. There is an accompanying chart, available on request

Does somebody have the debussy chart?

>>70135346

Recommend me some of his stuff

>>70135445
Don't request anything in this thread because nobody is going to actually do it

>>70135525
:( alright then.

>>70135353
kill him with my bare hands. Ideally pinning him to he ground with my knee in his neck and crushing the life out of him slowly.

Then use his corpse at a puppet and pretend to play piano badly while singing loud beethoven

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>>70135631

>>70135740
haha thanks

>>70135507
Just about anything? If you're looking to try out Saint Saens there isn't a better overall conductor for his work, in my opinion.

There's also his Bruckner if you're interested in that.

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>>70135765

>>70105135
What is this massive archive of music compiled based off of? It all seems a bit random.

>>70136245
someone's singular patience.

>>70136280
Are the recordings selected based off of someone's taste, or is any random recording just thrown in there for the sake of it? There's a lot of very poorly recorded recordings in there.

>>70136301
>Are the recordings selected based off of someone's taste
Basically.

Anyone else think this is absolutely sick?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUQHGpxrz-8

>>70136535
cancer-grade

>>70136535
kys

>>70119704
scriabin?

sabaneyev, roslavets, feinberg, blet, lourie

Satie -> mompou

>>70135765
bavouzet does an outstanding job with his piano works

http://www.strawpoll.me/12037850

http://www.strawpoll.me/12037850

http://www.strawpoll.me/12037850

>>70136601
Left, typically. But in today's world where the left is so generally asinine I'm finding it more difficult every year to maintain that political alignment.

>>70134057
Kek. I could plug a mini jack from my amp to my computer but it'll probably sound like shit. Might (MIGHT) try tomorrow.

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>>70135942

>>70131384
Was this the same for filmmakers like Andrei Tarkovsky?

>>70137514
no, once Stalin died things started to relax a bit, and we get interesting avant garde Russian things happening, sometimes with more freedom that the west even.

Why is there practically no classical music which is just beautiful and soothing? I don't just want to listen to debussy and chopin's nocturne's all day (yes I know there's more than just this), but it's hard to find that sort of music and it's practically the only thing I'm ever in the mood for. Hardly anything in that big folder of downloads is just slow and beautiful, it's just a bunch of loud and overwhelming music which doesn't move me emotionally in the slightest.

>>70137514
>>70137858
actually, yes, looking into it Tarkovsky had to deal with the same problems, being forced to cut films and sometimes not getting more than a single showing of his films. He left the soviet union just after Stalker, stalker.

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>>70138038
There's way more than that, anon. You'll find plenty here.

>>70138038
Time for your enlightenment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzSlmWQuHFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRfF7W4El60
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJGbtqUGVnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHQfid7zecE

>>70138038
Listen to the slow movements of any Mozart sonata (pro-tip: K311, 333, and 533)

>>70138038
> it's just a bunch of loud and overwhelming music
That's because the selection is mostly shit and also lacks important reference recordings.
I could spoonfeed you with recommendations but I won't do that.
Chopin and Debussy are easily two of the most accessible composers out there which is why everything else seems so overwhelming to you.
If you're sincerely interested in finding more take your time and look up early and late romantic composers. Give everything you come across a good listen and don't distract yourself.

>>70138120
Find it where?
>>70138215
These are okay, not a huge fan of minimalism and vocal music though.
>>70138259
I mean yeah that's cool but I wish there was more. It's so hard to find.

>>70138038
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So8F3QToniI

>>70138038
>Hardly anything in that big folder of downloads is just slow and beautiful, it's just a bunch of loud and overwhelming music which doesn't move me emotionally in the slightest.
i'm looking through the various megas right and now and you're so full of shit it hurts

even the loudest stuff in those megas has "beautiful and soothing" movements

>>70138371
>Find it where?
try not being a moron and searching

>>70137514
A couple tidbits I recall about Tarkovsky is he made Andrei Rublev because he wanted to do something Christian but could only do a biography. There's also a Bach chorale in Solaris solely because he could finally use Christian music.

>>70138371
how about this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irfX7T9Kwog

NEW THREAD >>70138495

NEW THREAD >>70138495

NEW THREAD >>70138495

>>70119594

thank you

>>70138328
Those aren't even my favorite classical artists. It's overwhelming to me because it's too loud.

>>70138572
forgot about these

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g4SlqjORM4&list=PL153C13B54BB2098C

>>70138806
til classical has tweefags