/Classical/

>>72960891
haha loser I saw that Cb lmao loser

>>72960911
yeah I made that pic late at night and wasn't really paying attention. Actually looking at it revealed the mistake

Who /2013/ here?
Those were the days. Now /classical/ is basically dead.

who /guitar/ here?

>>72961879
n00b amateur hobbyist /gg/uitarist(?) checking in.
All I can do is finger exercises, but I Iove the instrument. One day, I will get there with enough practise and play some classical pieces.

>>72962176
You finger exercises, I finger ur mom

>>72962513
fuck off fag

Does Brahms have anything worthwhile to listen to apart from the clarinet quintet and requiem?

>>72961310
2011 was better. We even had good tripfags then.

I know i will come of like an idiot, but can you folks recommend me something akin to the very harmonious and sweet parts in Stravinsky's Firebird?

>>72962904
Daphnis et Chloe

>>72961310
>2013
>back when /mu/ was a tumblr tripfag circlejerk
wew lad...
why the fuck are you even on 4chan?

Best Wozzeck recording?

When downloading music of this genre what exactly should I be getting? I tried a few artists but a few have tons of CDs to their name etc.

Or is there a site where I can listen to most of their works for free? Surely most of the works are public domain by now?

>>72963092
Kegel, Böhm, Metzmacher

>>72963369
http://www.classical.net/music/rep/index.php
Try these basic repertoire lists, probably best to start recent and work back. Most of the compositions are in the public domain but not the performances or recordings. Just go by the composer you like first and don't worry too much about performers, you will develop your taste in them later.

>>72963369
>is there a site where I can listen to most of their works for free
"youtube"
classical is designed for live concerts, or recordings for record companies to make money, there aren't many "listen to all the classical for free" sites

Choose which period appeals to you the most and check out some composers.

>>72961310
>things were better when there were more annoying tripfags
Petzold >>>>> tripcucks

>>72962558
His rhapsodies.

>>72963369
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/classical-music/best-classical-recordings/
^as good a guide as any for a beginner

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>>72964181
>Buy British

>>72960891
they're spreading malware :(

Who writes the best piano concertos?

>>72964615
Mozart

>>72963369
Download Soulseek, you'll find everything there. Remember to share something of your own, or some users will block ypu from downloading their folders.

>>72962558
The quartets and the quintet. Also, if you know how to do it, listen to his music while reading his scores: at aome point you'll discover how much organic, coherent and perfectly planned everything he wrote was. There is much to be learnt from his scores.

>>72962558
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyivwj0NN4k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKX0ef1TZWA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-rF98HSKNc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpSeRwySeE0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8NTVwdsVSA

>>72962558
cello sonata in Em, Symphonies

>>72964781
His Piano Quintet is worthwhile too.

>>72962558
His chamber music is pretty good as a whole. Cello sonate, clarinet sonata, piano trios, piano quintet and quartet etc.
His piano music is quite good too, particularly the late stuff, although the early stuff is very listenable too (Op. 10 ballades for example)

>trying to enjoy Hummel's piano concerti when the flat below starts playing obnoxiously loud electronic music
Guess it's time for Strauss then.

>>72962870
>>72963081
>>72964142
>I can now be mediocre without being called out for it! truly this is the golden age

>>72964781
Soulseek is great, but why does it keep disconnecting every 5 minutes?

>>72964635
This. Stop looking around, the best music is right under your nose. It's Mozart's.

>>72961879
>>72962176
>>72962513
kys

>>72962558
>unironically discussing Brahms on /mu/
>>>r/music

>>72962904
>>72962949
>>72963092
>>72963392
>>>/out/


What Mozart are you listening to, fellow patricians?

>>72964615
Liszt

>>72965804
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGvHN3fKUco

please go away

>>72965346
If you think trips were anything other than mediocre then you're an idiot.

>>72965804
Go back to >>>/b/ or >>>/pol/ (wherever you came from).

>>72965346
Most of the trips were a bunch of wikipedia reading pseuds you dumbass (when they weren't just plain attention seeking clowns).

Mozart is too much, I'm all about the Haydn

>>72965804
you have to be 18 to post here

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Thoughts on Delius?

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

Was it autism?
Also who was in the wrong here?

>>72966702
>Also who was in the wrong here?
The ones who didn't have Wagner on their team.

>>72965346
If you want to trip and have an identity then try Reddit or literally every other website that's not an anonymous imageboard.

>>72966702
Just two groups of autists trying to claim Beethoven as their own.

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>>72966702
Brahms wins, basically.

>>72964615
Robert Schumann.

>>72964635
>>72965804

Mozart wrote a dozen of pieces and repeated them a thousand times. What a time to be alive.

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>>72967235
Don't fuck with the formula

>>72967218
My problem with Schumann is that most of his ends of section are way too abrupt. The themes are somewhat related, but their variations are way too radical for these pieces to be organic.
To me it ends up being a sequence of beautiful moments that do not add up to anything concrete.