/classical/

The fact that we can't even consistently shitpost a thread to bump limit even is PATHETIC lads, we're a sorry excuse for a general.

Bump. I guess no copypasta OP this time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1ScybMWynE

was mozart a chad?

>>71870332
There's one thing he was and that is underrated.

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>>71870695
excellent post

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AOTY coming through

>>71871714
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-yDtP56tnA&list=PLKFFCKKVRE3u_hsNDMvCA2mzC-eUiQVJN

what's with all the mozart ass kissing on /mu/ lately?

>>71872064
well, he asked for it

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>>71868770
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9ZeDQUXJYk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORdTyxiKKk8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YHxa52qBfE

looks like tallis killed /classical/ with his faggotry, thanks idiot

Bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDdJRbA3DeM

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

>>71874744
Fine taste.

>mozart will never eat your ass

Wagner

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF_XgRwR7r8

>>71874902
Say nah to Kna

>>71868880

It's lonely at the top, anon

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbWoFudh774

>>71875642
A feeling Mozart never shared lad

xenakis sucks

>>71871714
>>71871727
Please kill yourself

>>71876505

because he was never at the top

>>71876914
And won't ever be

>>71877170
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/mozart-has-sold-more-cds-in-2016-than-beyonce

>>71877211

beyyonce (underrated)

>>71877211
So its confirmed that Mozart isn't underrated right?

Handel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtI5vs-LSkw

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>>71874764
>be extremely rich austrian aristocrat
>18yo twink Mozart comes visiting you
>convince him to deepthroat your dick, suck your balls and give you rimjobs at least once every month
>in exchange you give him complete control over your orchestra and opera house, so you even get to listen to new music of his

There is a universe in which I'm living this life...

Also
>be me in this universe
>have studied piano and composition since my childhood
>write this post
>feel extremely guilty

>>71877507
>>be me in this universe
>>have studied piano and composition since my childhood
>>write this post
>>feel extremely guilty

I've felt the same way after bogposting here on /classical/. I've always had a Bach bust on my piano and I have always studied avidly his scores. Bogposting felt like insulting my father, or at least it was pretty close to that.

Psestold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7Rcolk1UQg

Any hope of finding out that background music?

>>71872091
solid post

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBDOEbsxE5Q

Stop letting this thread die FFS

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>>71878444
Liszt - Les Preludes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8dvw1kzgsg

Mozart underraters should be sent to the gulag desu

pizzazold

>iib6/4 - V
>aka Ab/Eb - D (in G)
Is there a name for this?

>>71877561
>bogposting
Fucking kill yourself you piece of scum

>>71877211
it was a 200CD box set, counted as a single release it would be nowhere near beyonce

>>71879896
A flat would be the Neapolitan chord and D would be the dominant in G. Not sure if thats what you were looking for though

>>71868770
is that Mac DeMarco

>>71880672
I know what the chords are, I was just wondering if that's a half-cadence that has been used before, and what it might be called.

>>71876606
fuck off

Petz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcldS558WY8

Pretzold

>>71877561
Bogposting should be considered a crime against humanity.

>it's yet another piece with a violin lead played in a major key

baroque and onwards is fucking shit desu

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>>71883504
Heard you taking shit
https://youtu.be/mYBrlAQi7vA

>>71883504

And of course it's all masturbating around I - IV - V too, yaaaaaaawn

>>71883566

I
doo doo doo
IV
niininininiii
V
niiini dooo niini

>>71879911
>>71883056
I did it literally once and I felt dirty afterwards.

>started playing piano 3 weeks ago
>I can finally play Bach's, Mozart's and Schumann's pieces for children

Feels ecstatic.

>>71883763
psyduck is my favorite pokemon

>>71883609

>listening to Vivaldi
>sipping coffee
>read your post
>spit all over desk

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>>71883763
>spend weeks learning a piece
>look it up on youtube
>videos of 5 year olds playing it at their recitals

>>71883951
>>71883763
This is why I play bass (children literally can't play it)

>>71883951

>"people"

chinks are people, they're souless robots

>>71884134

aren't

>>71884154
>>71884134
True Tbh

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>>71884134

>>71883951
That's just mechanical skill, my friend. What really matters (the interpretation) is worthless when it comes to kids.
Keep practicing.

>>71884382
I used too much pedal.

>>71884382
interpretations are actually garbage and literally just a degenerate romantic pretension.

This is why I don't listen to music and only read scores

>>71884414
You're just interpreting scores with your head.

>>71884394
But there was probably some actual, mature feeling in your playing. The mechanical skill will come with practice, your age does not matter.

>>71883951
I still don't know this feel.

>learn Schumann Op 86 no. 5
>check for other performances on youtube
>find a asian kid
>tfw I already play it better than him

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post neat scores

>>71884414
>and literally just a degenerate romantic pretension.
interpretative performing goes back to classical and baroque eras, though. even more so since scores were not littered with specific concrete instructions regarding tempi and dynamics, vast majority of scores back then did not utilize metronome markings, etc.

literalism has its roots from the romantic era because that's when composers became increasingly autistic about how they wanted their works performed.

>>71880715
i mean its a Half cadence, but you be missing on messing around with it more as it sounds really unresolved. Holst uses it and it definitely used in Aaron coplands music

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>>71883609
>hurr I'm autistic
Fuck I'm sorry to hear that anon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3ZcDvoxCpA

any critiques for those of use writing in the genre?

>>71884879
http://www.trade-schools.net/articles/trade-school-jobs.asp

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>>71884741

>>71884741

Listening to incredibly formulaic and emotionless music sounds like more of an autist thing rather than disliking said music.

Handel

>>71885097
>incredibly formulaic and emotionless
>hmm yes *tips glasses* according to my calculations *wipes grease off face* the creative ornamentations and the extremely embellished cadenzas *fiddles with fingerless gloves* don't achtschually count as "emotional" *adjusts fedora*

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>>71885209
Kek

>>71885092
dude i dont shit on your parade, just want feed back lmao

>>71885209
actually funny

>>71885209

Embellish it all you want, it's still just glitter on a turd.

>>71885450
you are extremely autistic senpai

>>71885474

I just hate I-IV-V progressions and major keys anon, which sadly is the basis for several centuries of classical music.

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>>71885502
You're proving your autism right now btw.

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>>71885536

>weeb calling others autistic

>Schumann had no formal education and still managed to compose this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU97k1_K3SE&t

what the fuck
how did he do that?

>>71885502
Brah that progression IS Western music, I know where you're coming from and you can have your reservation and think that, but just HAPPENS to follow the known conventions of music written in treaties does not mean in inherritanly "Bad". 100 years from now people will think Glass will be "outdated" but will still be respected as their interpretation of music. you've triggered my autism congratz

Pick the superior fighter.

http://www.strawpoll.me/12642788

http://www.strawpoll.me/12642788

http://www.strawpoll.me/12642788

>>71885502
What would you prefer then? What chord progression sounds best to you?

>>71885639
Racmaninoff is a big guy.

>>71885623

That progression is royal, church and elite society music, the music of the actual people has always been modal.

>>71885639
Bach could manhandle all of those manlets by sheer mass alone

>>71885684
>Rach
>manlet

>>71885642

I prefer modal music or at least music with an interesting tonal language. Equal temperament fucking ruined western music.

>>71885621
depends on the definition of "formal"
>>71885681
look youre not wrong but 4chan is not the battle ground where I would lie to get into the idosynchies of how you NOT right but NOT wrong. In the example yes of course its formal, but there are countless exaples of that prgoression not being used by the "elite"

>>71885734
>modal music
Major and minor keys are modes.
>Equal temperament fucking ruined western music
But equal temperament allows composers to modulate and use chords other than I, IV, and V, that you claim to hate.

>>71877561
>b*gposter secretly worships Bach
Kinda sad actually. : (

Arnold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT3tF-JlAMk

>>71885821
jej

>>71884016
This is why I sing baritone (children literally can't play it)

>>71885854
>This is why I sing baritone
Poor soul.

>>71885789

>Major and minor keys are modes.

Yes, but they are never played like modes. Modal playing is not based around chord progressions.

>But equal temperament allows composers to modulate and use chords other than I, IV, and V, that you claim to hate.

Yes, while sounding like absolute shit and out of tune. Also equally tempered instruments present every new musician with the illusion that "this is the only way to play music", so the tonal bullshit chord music circus just continues and drags on.

>>71886036
So you're admitting you prefer instruments limited to one key?

>>71886530

I'd rather have one key sound good than all keys sound horrible. You can also retune most instruments to another key as well if another piece calls for a new key.
>but what about muh modulations
Modulations are almost always excessive.

>>71886577
So you say you hate pieces that use I, IV, V progressions, then you say you prefer just intonation in which instruments are severely limited in key and say that modulations are almost always excessive. Make up your fucking mind you goddamn contrarian.

>>71886616

How are exactly are those statements contradictory?

>>71886654
Because if you stay in one key in just intonation you can't use anything but I IV and V you fucking idiot

>>71886688

What the fuck, who is forcing people in other intonations to play those trite three chords?
Just intonation is not the only alternative intonation either, it is still a very much classical concept.

>>71886729
Why don't you just kill yourself and listen to the music that plays in Hell? I'm sure that would suit you a lot better.

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>>71885874

>>71886767

I'm sure the music in hell will be bare first inversion I- IV-V triads played on a harpsichord in an eternal loop so I'd rather not.

>>71886831
Okay from my understanding, you dont "like" anything pre-romantic. Can you link a peice of what you enjoy to continue this with out civialy

>>71887035

It's mostly just baroque and classical period pieces that drive me nuts.

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>>71887258

oy lads,
I'm trying to get into classical as of late, and I've come across some issues in terms of how to listen to it. What I mean by this is that I can't really find any suitable platforms online where I can stream, say, a certain Opus by Schubert if I so decided to.
My question to anyone who wishes to answer it is where do you listen to your classical music? Should I download performances off of soulseek or is there an online service that is better for this?

>>71883609
I actually like it but that was funny as fuck.

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>>71887258

>>71887287
>>71887407
>>71887428
>>71887467
>>71887479

>samefag

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>>71887493
Not really.

>>71887305
Honestly, the best if found was just youtube/spotify

>>71887559
>>71887567

>all posts more or less posted in one minute intervals in a notoriously dead thread

Okay, so there's two of you then. Woah.
Keep chugging down those 145 progressions.

>>71887669
Are you usually this dumb or is this hardly representative of your posting style?

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The mad man is at it again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upeY1UlJUnI

>>71887651
I've had trouble finding OP. 52 by Schubert but I'll keep looking.

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

i need more compositions like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rilnnPrwsTo

>>71888695
lol

>>71888695
lmao

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Liszt

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

>>71888867
>that swagger on Liszt

I want that Hung Aryan to ravage my boipucci so badly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzhYpuj3zQQ

>>71872517
That Biber partita was excellent. Thanks for sharing.

Post lulling music.

>>71889610
Crique me
https://soundcloud.com/peyton-beech/frenchdancein4
Its a wip

>>71889954
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1PzMs74-xg

>>71889961
>https://soundcloud.com/peyton-beech/frenchdancein4
Sounds like a slowed down Mario Kart Beach Circuit tune.

>>71890002
Beautiful. Thanks, anon.

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>>71890066
There might be other pieces of music on the channel that you'd like.

>>71889961
bretty good

>>71890208
I'll take a look, thanks for the rec.

What's Brahms's best work?

why are the biggest virtuosos also the biggest hacks?
see Paganini, Liszt, rachmaninoff

>>71890938
Pagnini is trash

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRFCioX7K5k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukz-k8HAQ74
>watching this on youtube
>brother asks if im watching hentay
fug

>>71891348
Cute girl

Any recommendations for a fan of Rachmaninoff, Mussorgsky, and Dvorak looking to branch out?

>>71891688
Smetana.

>>71885209

Counting as emotional in theory - the things no one cares about - and being immanently emotional are two different things.

>>71886688

This is like, what, triple tautology?

>>71889961

At least you're not mashing 8th notes like that one composer.

>>71889961
not very good. Learn harmony and counterpoint

Bump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19-GI2LzOtc

Deutsche Bump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKhn9aFymQo

>>71891688
Medtner and Stanchinsky if you enjoy solo piano works.

>>71888961
>Hung Aryan
literally a mongoloid

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>>71887258

Does anyone like atonal music?

>>71894245
Finno-Ugric to be precise.

Petzold

>>71894366
That's the outdated designation of the language grouping for the Hungarian language, not the people themselves.

>>71891688
Try some Debussy, anon

Haydn penned so many damn symphonies.

Which are a must listen, and which, to you, are forgettable, and boring?

>>71895141
They *are* forgettable, because Haydn didn't spend much time on each one. Writing symphonies was a formality in Haydn's time. Beethoven spent 10 years on his ninth, and it's 10 years more memorable to listen to

>>71895141
Start at the end and work backwards. London and Paris Symphonies and any with a name: "Clock", "Hen", "Surprise" etc.

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Is this how the party of Beethoven dies?

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>>71887258

Post some Mozart music that's so good it'll convince me that the composer is underrated.

>>71895752
Fuck over rated/under rated nonsense. This is my favorite mozzy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvFUw9HvRf8

>>71889961
It's good, but sounds more like jazz though. Bit samey, but good nonetheless

>>71895141
It doesn't matter. They're all schlock

Mozart is the Imagine Dragons of classical.

>>71889961

Reminds me of the soundtrack on Dark Cloud

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>>71896095
wat

>>71896463
stop avataring you dense cunt

>>71896095
Am I supposed to understand what this means?

>>71896095

Beethoven is the Metallica of classical \m/

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Do they add up correctly or is my math wrong

>>71895214

I agree but Beethoven's symphonies are even more formulaic, not to mention formalist, than Haydn's.

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>>71896932

>>71896937
Formulaic and formalist, perhaps.

But they have very memorable themes and very grand monolithic sense of structure to them.

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>>71897025
>>71896977
My bad,accidentally forgot to add the dot
Does it add up?

>>71897126
better

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>>71897126
Yes, but you're not allowed to beam across the middle of beats 2 and 3 like that, should be like this I think

Realised it's been ages since I listened to anything by Liszt that's purely orchestral. Going to go through a few of the symphonic poems I think. Will report back on what I think of them.

>>71897226
Faust is the best desu

>>71872064
>lately
Accepting that whatever your opinion on Mozart, you will always underrate him is a prerequisite for posting in these threads.
>>71885854
Singing is like the cheating your way into the world of classical music, precisely because you don't have to sacrifice your childhood and can still make it in adulthood. The downside is that most of them remain musically retarded for their whole life because all they care about is stuff that they sing. Sad desu
>>71890938
>Liszt
>a hack
fpliu
>>71895752
Piano concerto #24

Probably gonna get called a pleb for this, but anyone hate the hugely long repeats of sonata form.
I don't want to listen to the same 10 minutes of music twice

>>71897616
Only in Schubert sonatas

Ravel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnKFIp7CahY

which composers couldn't play any instrument?
Wagner comes to mind, who's else?

>>71898399
Berlioz

>>71868770
Hey guys, I want to get into classical (the only composer I've listened to is Salieri) and I was wondering how you choose what "album" or compilation to listen to. Say for example I wanted to listen through the catalog of all of Mozart's compositions, would it be a good idea to listen to random compilations of such or specific albums (or whatever you would call such) which cover his material in parts?

>>71894317
Atonal for me is a werid concept, I do enjoy listening to it as I see it as a thought exercise, similar to how a writing a fugue. I really appreciatr it and there are amazing peices, but unless I have that mindset its a rough go.

>>71898491
Start with K. 1

>>71898491
Click on the most popular videos of famous composers (Bach, Mozart, Beethoven etc) and find out what you enjoy the most. Then ask for recs of similar stuff here.

>>71898449
Piano Notes: The Hidden World of the Pianist, Charles Rosen, 2002 (via reddit) says he played flute, guitar and tympani.

>>71898505
I have to listen to atonal music with lots of orchestral color and Choir (Messiaen, Murail, Nono and Grisey)

Serialism on piano is horrifying because it has no color like Ravel, Scriabin or Debussy

Haydn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYpDaHEq1_s

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Post your favorite non normal fag Beethoven sonatas

18, 24, 25, 27, 30 Master race here

There's a Haydn quartet (or something - I think it had winds) that contains the intro to Für Elise at some point. Does anyone remember which?

>>71895141
>Which are a must listen
104

>>71894317
yes

what's up /classical/ i just did a shot of heroin what's some good art music to listen to on opioids

>>71899042
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HilGthRhwP8

>>71899042
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h84iZjKeq9w

>>71899042
If your not listening to symphonie fantastique youre doing it wrong

>>71899042
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V0X5oyuPUU

>>71898794
No. 28, Op. 101 will always be special to me
Also, No. 24 and No. 18 are lovely.

I also have a soft spot for the "Grand Sonata", Op. 7

>>71899141

That is a terrible piece and doesn't capture the essence of the opiate high at all.

>>71899516
you don't know shit if you don't like berlioz at his best desu

>>71899550

berlioz a shit

>>71891870
Enjoying Smetana so far. Thanks, anon!

>>71898794
30 all day

>>71899516
Well i can agree its not most "authentic" interpration, the peice very solid for program music and does show what I would call a bad trip

>>71899060
Dude weed lmao

>>71899496
The Hunt Sonata is what helped me crack open Beethoven

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>>71899060
someone please upload pic related?

>>71899848
i bought it forever ago, but it appears i didn't archive the lossless files. only have it in v0

>>71899892
great, please

>>71899929
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/Be1NczNJ/file.html

>>71899958
thanks, that marijuana variations was great

Start listening to Verdi.

>>71900159
what Verdi have you been listening to lately my man

Rec me mozart symphonies and string quartets/quintets

>>71899042
Messiaen's Turangalila Symphony and Éclairs sur Lau-delà

I don't think there's a single beethoven sonata or even sonata movement that I don't like (for solo piano)

>>71896937
EL OH EL

>>71890957
>be music genius
>dad forces me to play over 14 hours everyday
>if i dont he beats me
>become really good
>better than my teachers
>can play any music after looking at the score once
>too easy
>start composing music that i find hard
>master it
>become so good at the violin people think i did a deal with the devil
>meet sexy lady in tuscany put down the violin for 3 years and start studying guitar
>become a virtuoso on the guitar easy
>get back into violin
>compose the 24 caprices, still the hardest repertoire on the violin to date
>Napoleons sister tries to pin me down for herself
>"nah fuck that"
>start touring Europe
>inspire liszt to become a virtuoso
>charge rich people an absurd amount of money because i know they'll come see me
>let artists in free
>become a millionaire after touring Europe
>the first ever musician to make big bucks off his music

The guy is the opposite of trash

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>search Vivaldi by catalogue number
>get vids of trailers and mobile homes instead
https://youtu.be/-PXeElJ-9AQ

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>>71901086
>tfw your parents weren't abusers that forced you towards greatness
How ironic, I resent them for being nice to me.

>>71901117
Start now. It'll take decades and you'll have to be a leech, plus, no one will care, but still...

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>>71901086
>plagiarized every melodies he's ever wrote
>only ever produces meaningless schlock
>genius
LÅL
>inb4 where is proofs???
Search the archive cocksucker

Bach

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9fy8Mgo9bo

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Remember when I told you I wouldn't change it again for a while? I lied.

>>71901969
You think this is the real CLT chart?

>>71901969
fuck off

>>71901969
is that Schubert quartets recording good?

>>71901969
fuck off

>>71902273
It's my favorite one.

>>71902023
I'm CLT, I made it, and it reflects my current preferences. You tell me.

>>71901969
>Gesualdo AND Lassus
Keep Lassus, ditch Gesualdo for some Monteverdi.

>>71902307
fuck off

>>71902367
Gesualdo might be a meme composer but one of my formative musical experiences was singing a concert featuring his music back before I'd done much Renaissance repertoire, so I'm reluctant to ever not include him.

>>71902439
fuck off

>>71884506
underrated post

>>71902576
fuck off

>>71902608
underrated post

>>71902689
/thread

>>71902307
I was throwing you another Arnie quote, CLT. Come on

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>>71902730

Does anyone here study the phenomenology of music?

I'm trying to read Carl Stumpf but it's in German so it's really fucking hard. Are there any other major figures in the field that I should check out?

I'm actually kind of amazed that I'm having any trouble at all finding music phenomenologists. Seems like one of the first things you'd apply the method to.

>>71902919
>implying anyone on /classical/ is involved in the music beyond being able to shitpost about Mozart

What does classical think of Mitsuko Uchida

>>71903507
führer poop

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>>71902919

>>71903530
good at playing mozart concertos and schubert sonatas (very tastefully reserved interpretations, no vulgar overembellishments or whatever)

not so good at not speaking like a twat during interviews

just my opinion

>>71903530
About what you'd expect from a Japanese woman.

Good taste in her choice of pieces, and also good taste in her style of interpretation, but overall nothing hugely special or anything.

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

>>71904457
this looks interesting, cheers my man

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>>71901117
this tbqhwy

My parents were so nice they allowed me to just play vidya all day, guess where that got me... At least I learned English doing that

Bach vs Handel - Vocal music

http://www.strawpoll.me/12649254

>>71904542
Bach, Charpentier and Zelenka are the only ones who matter senpai

>>71904643
Supreme taste desu, but I'd add Lotti as well.

>>71904659
I forgot about that amazing crucifixus senpai

Baroque was best when praising God rather than the King, Handel is too posh and bourgeois

STOP

BULLYING

MAHLER

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>>71904786
He deserves it for being absolute shite m8

>German music after Wagner and Brahms

Absolutely tasteless senpai, thank God the French saved us from the bogs

>>71904823
t. Renee Clemenceau

>>71904823
>Mahler
>German

>>71904861
Its true

Germany lost its way because of Jewry

Bach, Beethoven, Weber, Schumann, Wagner and Brahms reign supreme

Also American who is a Ouiboo

Pick one

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc8t3s92UCw

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>tfw Elly Ameling singing Schumann lieder

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-jipitxGB4

post what your listening too classibros

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>>71904693
Lotti is great but Handel is fucking shit in general.
I also like Hasse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLp3kO8XR4M
and several other pieces by unheard of composers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye6PJXry_eo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwk_Sx-S5tQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G9t1m47zTw.

>>71904968
I need to get into more Baroque sacred music

I like the restraint, purity and masculinity of the renaissance Masses more than some baroque. I don't like when counter tenors wail like banshees on the rag

>>71904962
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHUjOTKDQP0

>>71905051
Wunderlich, Souzay, and Ameling are the only things I need in my life in art song

Schumann, Faure, Debussy, Grieg and Ives are life

Prokofiev

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-G5xTL_Q2g

what are some secular renaissance pieces that you like, /classical/?

>>71905770
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S7SYmmgxt8

>>71905770
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZCWB9CvsqY

>>71870332
>was

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>>71905858
Forgot to post the the violin transcription
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wUJ-aAB-Xk

>>71905770
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GBwbt6hK6c

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>>71904962
>tfw you literally met Elly Ameling in person but was a little pleb kid who wasn't into classical at the time.

>>71895752
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeTyZPxlwMA

>>71898449
Is opium an instrument?

hey guys rate my song

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

>>71900510
Rigoletto

>>71906254
lol

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What are the best /viola/ musicians, /mu/?

I'm learning the instrument after playing bass for about 10 years [spoiler] and it's a fucking irony how much of a counterflow it is compared to bass[/spoiler] but I know nothing about the viola big guys

>>71906441
Why would anyone want to play viola?

>>71906488
It's a long story but I was one of the few persons drawn to take classes on the best school here. The classes are free but I can't change the instrument.

[spoiler]and my hands are too big to play violin[/spoiler]

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>>71906441
I'm going to assume you mean viola d'amore because no one sane would willingly play the retarded cousin of the violin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ0wV3iiNzg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuVhd99CS6o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r5TMIZtGDE
Obligatory Petzold post
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oESzlizAafE

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>>71906441
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWqjKtrhG50

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>>71906758
W-what's the problem with viola?

Just because it's the only instrument where you use the C-clef?

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>>71907357
>W-what's the problem with viola?
Apparently people thought it'd be a good idea to use a tennis racket as a classical instrument.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmxP3qlWDuU
Rookie mistake desu.

The viola is the most underrated string instrument desu

>>71907536
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence

>>71907536
Unless Mozart played it the answer would be a resounding "NO!"

>>71907536
t. violist

>>71899958
Wow his is some of the best serialist music I've ever heard

>tfw you find a old vinyl of Bernstein conducting Auferstehung
is this what heaven feels like lads

>>71907993
yes, he's quite underrated.

unfortunately there's a lot of his stuff not yet recorded. including most of his wonderful arrangements.

>>71907536
Ignore what everyone else says, the viola is beautiful.

>>71908122
At least this was recorded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h84iZjKeq9w

>>71898794
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32

>tfw too sleepy to shitpost

>>71898794
I like the slow movement of 3, 27, 32

>>71910220