Classical thread

What about Jazz?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GzW9oeN88U

>>74805637
Pretty unsure of itself harmonically

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27fgP7-pG64

My favorite classical piece
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTEFKFiXSx4

>>74805711
Another retarded, almost post modern exhibition.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yxb6BJYR5fs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANArGmr74u4

Any Django Reinhardt fans here?

Baroque music lacks harmonic, rhythmic, and dynamic variation.

Romantic covers all of those but forsakes Baroque's melodic variation.

20th century and beyond is what's good in the realm of western art music along with post-bebop forms of jazz, all experimental music after WW2, and whatever forms of pop brings the kind of bangers you prefer.

If you can't appreciate Bartok or Shostakovich you should be questioning your critical listening skills

>>74805948
>Baroque music lacks harmonic, rhythmic, and dynamic variation.
confirmed for not knowing shit about baroque music

>>74806022
It does though. Baroque's obsessed with V -> I ends to progressions often with trills, it's counterpoint polyphony always has a very straightforward second melody, and there's non-existent dynamics in the music.

Bach never existed

>>74806052
there's loads of dynamics in baroque music, there are some genres like keyboard work that were restricted for technical reasons which may lead you to believe otherwise
baroque music had more adherence to cadential formulas but it had plenty of chromaticism. and voice leading was much more controlled than in the romantic era, but there were experimenters. bach is not the only representative example

What's the longest classical piece ever composed?

>>74806491
that thing that takes years by john cage

>>74806491
Runaway

>>74806052
>>74806052
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TemiYMJzed4 lel talking about the music that speaks to god, what heresy.

>pleb underrating the best era, Classical.
>"Baroque and Romantic music"
lmfao

>>74805860
Love me some Reinhardt and Grappelli, and that part at 2:52 is always so satisfying to hear

Romantic music? Like what exactly?

>>74806702
Classical is pretty shit. Beethoven and Mozart are pretty shit. Scarlatti and Schubert maybe get a pass.

desu

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>>74806885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVb9998jeXI