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First for Telemann
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ80V-YWEnc

Bach

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g45cGrFTLqA

Quartets eh?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYqg9RYrAtI

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Beethoven (Quartet)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiVbMB6iLPc
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The Heiliger Dankgesang might be Beethoven's most cathartic piece.

>>75025684
the slow movement of the 16th is beautiful as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38DA-F1V0t8

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2rt5sPHc98

If you don't have a teacher, please leave this thread

Perotin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJfPsU3IPME

D. Scarlatti

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN2QaOcFS-w

>>75026942
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dwg7FWPisU

>>75027001
Nice, anon, thanks

Puccini
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsiDfHuSxCc

>>75024704
very nice stuff

https://www.strawpoll.me/13884725

https://www.strawpoll.me/13884725

https://www.strawpoll.me/13884725

>>75027636
Ravel by far

>>75028210
RT

>>75027636
Debussy is winning. Go Twilight fans!

>I'm scrolling through the catalog
>I see my man Arvo in a thumbnail
>I visit the thread
>I make this post
I love Arvo Pärt. Who here Kanon Pokajanen? How about Te Deum?

>>75028755
Any recommended performance of Te Deum?

>>75029001
The performance Tonu Kaljuste conducts for ECM New Series label is great. I've only else heard it performed in various YouTube videos, don't recall enough to compare.
Anything of Pärt's released on ECM or Harmonia Mundi labels are terrific. If you like Te Deum, maybe check out Litany next.

>>75029379
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eseUe93oAUg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIbEk48Ga30

>>75027636
>https://www.strawpoll.me/13884725
Fuckin even right now

>>75027549
>Guys says he enjoys X composer
>"X Composer sucks lmao"

The intelligence and articulation of our local animeposter on display

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Buxtehude

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2GoH4-Gm44
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Bach

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukx-u-Q6Hes

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whats partimento and why didnt musicologists research it earlier?

Scriabin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6H--TKSp3Y

What are your thoughts on Messiaens Requiem? A choir is performing it in my city in November.

>>75026209
im a self taught cellist, youve got any problem with that, sucka?

>>75028755
i used spiegel im spiegel recently on a radio broadcast while i was performing a live self hipnosis induction.

>>75032704
He never wrote a requiem

>>75032765
wew lad, i meant Schnittke.

Based Britten

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5a6GYKtyFes

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draw a composer from memory

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>>75033666

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>>75033727
now this is a kino grave.

>>75033846
>ywn be as aesthetic as ligeti even when he's dead

Trying to arrange the sheets for the string section of amar pelos dois https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qotooj7ODCM
what do? ive never arranged a piece before. i could've just printed the sheets if they existed anywhere. I'm trying to listen to how the strings play in the video. Noob to musescore too.

>>75034298
>The uploader has not made this video available in your country
Fuck you.

>>75034314
>being an american
LOL
heres the song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7Dp-UM24q0

>>75034330
Thx

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>>75024991
https://youtu.be/PvQUesVmZvQ

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

Damn

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>>75033666

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>>75033666
Guess i'll keep bumping with my shitty drawings

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>>75033666

>>75032717
dafuq
what's the most advanced piece you've played?

>>75035550
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

>>75035617
but really tho

>>75033846
Looks pretty tacky to me, like a cheap award statuette. Is it glass or perspex? I wonder how it ages.

Shilkret
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IE6_K_dlyI

https://musescore.com/user/24708686/scores/4510456/s/2d68fd
r8, no h8
i tried arranging the string accompaniment of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7Dp-UM24q0

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Anybody here studing composition by himself? Some advices?

>>75033666
Rachmaninov?????
>>75033727
Ligeti
>>75033729
Philip Glass
>>75034986
Bach
>>75035313
Beethoven
>>75035500
Shit, this is hard

>>75036317
not strictly classical, but still
http://www.joshharrison.net/oblique-strategies/

>>75036344
I think S.jpg was supposed to be Schoneberg and >>75033729 this one is Bernstein.

>>75036370
>and this one bernstein
The two have curly hair, big noses and are jews, so that's a problem.

>>75035500
>>75036344
Pretty sure that's Satie

>>75036407
satie had beard tho

>>75036424
this

>>75036434
>>75036424
mahler, then

>>75036486
mahler or schubert

>>75036880
nah, schubert died before pince nez reached popularity

Scriabin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emYTG80B2vU

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>>75033666

what does /classical/ think of yuuuuja wang?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSpf9bKK_Zk
do you enjoy staring at wang or do you close your eyes to focus on the feeling wang gives you?
is wang t h i c c?

give me the redpill on heinrich schenker

>>75038122
>heinrich schenker
Psssst, he was an music theoric

>>75036344
yup, glass.
>>75036370
bernstein doesnt have those eyes. nor a jewfro. or fish lips.

>>75037857
Rockstar Schubert

>>75035500
Max Reger?

>>75038219
was he right though, or just another subversive jew

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sup, guys

i was hearing chopin's the nocturne and i simply loved that song

gotta love classical

can you rec more like that?

>>75039065
Beethoven's moonlit sonata
Mozart's Turkish March
Vivaldi's spring
The list goes on and on.... xD

>>75039065
bro you gotta listen to II. allegretto by beethoven man it's the bomb

>>75039065
mars by holst

>>75026209
I don't have a teacher and I'm still in this thread :3

>>75039208
MAD MAN

Any Julius Eastman fans here? Or I guess just minimalist fans in general

>>75039532
I hear he's a p4k meme now
where do I start with him

>>75039532
BASED BLACK MAN

Schubert

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

Post your favorite solo (no piano), duo and trio.

>>75024991
Which one of these has Arvo in it?

>>75028755
My man.

>>75040423
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phygv_Et9sQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIJiVqlLffE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Og5aECH3Y
(2nd mvmt best mvmt)

Was Petzold the first ghostcomposer?

>>75039057
How about you read a book on analysis and decide for yourself, you fuck.

>>75038089
she's not thicc and her sexiness is overstated because she doesn't have much competition in the slut playing piano leagues but she does a pretty good job with Prokofiev 2 so I can't really be angry at her

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>>75033666

>>75042807
is that old liszt

>>75027636
Debussy, now that I've heard Jacobs play his middle works

https://youtu.be/C9Y5f_xxuw8

In you guys's opinion, how long should someone practice playing every day? 30min?, 1-2 hours?

>>75043059
depends on your goal, anon

>>75043080
Say I wanna be an accomplished amateur

>>75043161
3 hours a day

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Do you guys think it's best to spread out the practice in small chunks throughout the day or one huge sesh?

>>75043308
one session with intervals every 20min or so

>>75043388
explain what you mean exactly by "intervals every 20 minutes" like I am five years old, please.

>>75044257
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique

>>75043161
a well structured 1h session a day of technique will get you there eventually. But you gotta include at least another hour of ear training, theory and others...

>>75043308
if you're going for one long session you should rest about half an hour from time to time. Being in the same position for too long is very bad for you in every way possible, even if you're standing.

Bach

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

CPE Bach

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk1Hd7mdsBw

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

to me this is the most beautiful composition ever made. I just melt away listening to this.

>>75045595
those sheetty strings are casio-tier

>>75045700
J-just listen to the piano

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVW8tgGY_w

Still the best piece of music ever written.

Schumann

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waS2A8en7ps

>>75039129
Don't forget yiruma and chopins winter waltz

Post the most depressing piece you can think of.

>>75046604
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zApj5uJvLZQ

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>>75033666
>>75033727
>>75033729
>>75034986
>>75035313
>>75035500
>>75042807
I fucking love you /classical/ lmao

>>75046604
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D5Up1aYJJs

We'll soon have new works by dead composers.

http://newatlas.com/ai-pop-music-amper/51018/

Clara Schumann

https://youtu.be/kNV9SoztdG4

>>75033727
>ligeti

what the fuck is his problem? Im trying to listen to some of his shit but its impossible. Its just noises.

>>75047739
try musica ricercata

>>75047739
schoenberg invented musical trolling and a lot of composers perfected the art throughout the 20th century

>>75047786
Is all of it specifically written or is the concerto just making something of it? It sounds random as fuck.

>>75047857
as you can see, it doesn't matter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve7X2elz4lM

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>>75033666
This was not easy and took much research

>>75047769
is that literally one note? what the fuck was this dude on and why is he so appreciated?

>>75047739
Ligeti writes incredible music.
Music is an art form whose medium is sound and silence. "Noise" is what old people say when they hear things they dont understand or have decided not to like.

Perhaps you need to start with more tame Ligeti and work your way up;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txMWXvD8kL4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbtO-NCSA14

If you're not used to 20th century music, it might be worth watching the "Leaving Home" documentary before trying to understand what's going on.

>>75047786
You should also watch "Leaving Home" or at least the first episode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Br7aY311Xr8&list=PLUim0aOs4aw5EFwhtkPiaVuwfvUYNl3a3

Schoenberg gave composers a system to work within, when the other option was total chaos and madness (resuming tonal writing wasn't an option for the avant garde at this point in classical music).
Remember Schoenberg made all his students learn tonal harmony before going anywhere near 12 tone and serialism. He was far from a troll.

>>75047995
the first movement is two notes (D at the end), the second movement is three notes, third movement is four, repeat until you get all twelve

>>75048068
>>75048093
sounds incredibly autistic desu, I like nice chord progressions like you get in beethoven or even some progressive rock but I guess this shit is just too deep for me.

>>75047995
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escalation_of_commitment

>>75048135
>unique structure is autistic
news to me

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no but seriously guys, is this guy a modern art tier meme or do people with clearly a sixth sense in music enjoy his dribble? Its a new level for me for sure.
I slightly ironically like some of the octave progressions he does but it always ends in dribble again. What is he trying?

>>75048235
Listen to Ferneyhough for a more accessible introduction to this kind of music. It'll make sense.

would anyone happen to have Pierre Hantai's recording of The Well-Tempered Clavier in FLAC, it's on apollo but I don't need my ratio going down any further.

https://www.amazon.com/Bach-Clavier-temp%C3%A9r%C3%A9-premier-Well-Tempered/dp/B00007F8W4 this specifically

>>75048259
I wanted to go to sleep hours ago but I just cant shake this music for some reason. Its haunting. Thank you very much, asshole.

>>75048327
You're welcome, anon. This is what /classical/ is for.

>>75048350
no, me staying awake means im tanking more and more beer. Its 8:06 FFS.

>>75048235
20th century music tends to be mostly appreciated by classical performers and composers. Its not really for the common person, although some more alternative people might find it interesting.

Ligeti works a lot with psychoacoustics, so there is often more going on in his music than just the notes, its how the notes clash against each other that causes a response in the listener.

When listening to 20th century classical music, especially the stuff that isn't tonal, you need to listen for interesting sounds and combinations, for timbres rather than melodies, for colors rather than harmonies.
Its not music as you know it in the traditional sense and you wont be humming any tunes or getting any "I'm sad" or "now I'm happy!" moments, but you will find incredibly interesting music made by highly intelligent people who know exactly what they're doing. It is very rewarding to listen to if you can get over your preconceptions about what music should be.

>>75048388
Listen to Xenakis and relax a bit.

>>75048397

Is there any classical from the 20th and 21st centuries that is written for the common person? Specifically the 21st century. Outside of you know, the cheesy media soundtrack stuff.

>>75048418
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy3W-3HPMWg

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>>75048397
Okay thanks. I guess classical music progressed into this kind of obscure shit and then got so obscure we cant hear the frequencies anymore? It just evaporated? I like to think that, itll explain why we dont get Beethoven or Chopin tier music these days.

But I am a scientist cunt and mostly like progressive rock so what do I know.

>>75048441
Listen to Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Debussy, Ravel, Scriabin.

>>75048441

I hate to be "that guy", but I think a lot of the people that would've made classical for the people just ended up doing more technical popular music instead.

One day I'll find a modern composer (outside of media soundtracks) that writes nice traditional baroque fugues and stuff

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>>75048455
I dont think my musical sense is enough for all that my man, im already getting my brain saturated with this single-note shit.

>>75048495
Dude, it's accessible shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUmq1cpcglQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6s49OKp6aE

>>75048486
I-is it bad if I like Jeremy Soule with his Elder Scrolls soundtracks?

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

I know its massively enhanced and nowhere near acoustic, but it sounds damn good.

>>75048418
The Composer in the OP (Arvo Part), John Tavener, John Adams, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Julia Wolfe and a bunch of others.
Even Rautavaara appeals to more traditional senses. Martinu and Prokofiev too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzSlmWQuHFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPYGRfzfBew
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlUHKHLk_VU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5lgAUHVFC4

There was a whole reaction against serialism. Some composer never saw the attraction, some purposefully went back to basics (the minimalists) and nowadays composers tend to have a synthesis of various styles, although each composer is different.

>>75048534
Soule is decent, but he's not as good as actual classical composers, and his sample libraries will never be as good as real performers / orchestras.

His Morrowind and Oblivion scores were much better than Skyrim imo. Oblivion was his best work.

>>75048534

This is what I mean, these people either end up doing popular music or media soundtracks. I like Jeremy Soule but it ends up being tainted by my distaste for the TES games, lol.

as far as media soundtracks go, Kentaro Haneda's work is always going to be my fav

https://youtu.be/9ioxZDWMHMo

He also did Macross, this music is actually most of my reason for properly getting into this stuff, specifically baroque, but it's still very distinct

>>75048573
I really like wings of kynareth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY41Q1FYokQ

>>75048560

I like Part's Summa for Strings, but I really really like Rautavaara's Harp Concerto, thanks bud, I really appreciate it. I also found Karl Jenkins, who I think I like.

Also, I'd super appreciate it if someone could point me in the direction of more stuff like Ryuichi Sakamoto's piano stuff?

https://youtu.be/sS3oRq7a93I
https://youtu.be/uBzUfjkdPq4

I love the cheesy japanese melody-laden stuff. Idk if this even counts as classical

bumpetzold

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I am still mesmerized by Ligeti, I sent it to my dad who was guitarist in quite a famous band where he made all his money. He hails Steely Dan for being top proggy, I wonder what he thinks about this one-note bullshit. Im fully expecting him to love it and call me a pleb for not understanding it desu.

What's the best cadenza you know of?

>>75049134

Steely Dan is top proggy

>>75049134
Listen to his requiem (you have probably already heard parts of it in 2001: A space odyssey) or le grande macabre:

The greatest anti-anti-opera opera
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W72pJ7Cn_WI

(Starts after 3:15)

While everyone else was writing anti-operas (unlike any traditional opera), Ligeti decided to somehow go against that, without writing a traditional opera... He's a weird guy with weird cracked lips and a weird face.

Its in English but with spanish subtitles

>>75048441
>got so obscure we cant hear the frequencies anymore? It just evaporated?
since you're a scientist you should know that that is retarded
>I like to think that, itll explain why we dont get Beethoven or Chopin tier music these days.
Listen to some Frank Ticheli or other concert band music if you want contemporary classical music that is accessible, tonal, and melody based.

>>75039065
Try Opus Clavicembalaisticum

>>75049146
Prokofiev 2 reigns at the top for me. The madman forgot he was writing a concerto halfway through

>>75049134
>>75049193
He told me it was useless dribble, even called me a retard for listening to it lel. Dog bless him.

>>75049204
>since you're a scientist you should know that that is retarded.

I know, im a molecular bilogist though so I dont know shit about physics and sound.

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>>75047739
>>75048135
Listen to his Requiem, lad. Maybe not everyone's cup of tea but It is the most intense piece of music I have ever heard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8snzSGagbl8
I can see someone saying they don't "like" this piece but no one can honestly say it's "bad".

>>75049204

Ticheli sounds incredibly phony though, like it's for middle class white Americans, god this sounds ass

>>75042833
It was supposed to be Rameau

>>75049374
>biologist
I thought you said you were a scientist

>>75049397
its actually for high schoolers

>>75049420

this just reminds me how everyone I ever knew that was in school band was always the "expert" on all music and always had the shittiest basic bitch taste in music, they always want everything strictly adhering to music theory and melody-driven, and Beyonce is the best singer ever, always.

>>75049275
Concerto 2? Which movement?

>>75049456
the first movement
the cadenza is five minutes long

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>>75048534
I love Jeremy Soule. Check out the music he made for other games as well, there are shitloads of gems he made besides the Elder Scrolls games as well.
>tfw you remember being 8 and playing this game with your father and brother when you hear this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RhoVkuGaPg

>>75049447
>they always want everything strictly adhering to music theory and melody-driven, and Beyonce is the best singer ever, always.
this is true in college too, sadly

>>75049380
this is literally trying too hard. You cant actually like this can you?

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How the fuck

>>75049566
>he only has ten fingers
handlet

>>75049556
Are you even trying to give it a chance, lad? Listen to the whole thing on full volume in the dark after smoking some dudeweed and get back to me.

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>>75049614
I like it man, im just a bit slow about it. Its a completely new type of music for me.

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>>75049491
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPZtRmx1Dyk

so good

>>75049755
It's alright, I just don't want you to walk away from it prematurely. Try the method I described in that post though if that sort of thing appeals to you, that's how I got into it as a wee lad anyhow.
Also like someone said earlier maybe you should try some less extreme but still weird composers first. Have you heard Stravinsky's Rite of Spring? That was my introduction to "weird" music really.

>>75049374
>I know, im a molecular bilogist though so I dont know shit about physics and sound.
Then why even bring it up?

>>75049556
Wait until you hear Stockhausen's Stimmung...

>>75049447
>melody-driven music is bad
you are the problem with modern composed music

>>75049948
He didn't say that. He's complaining about people who haven't attempted to branch out past safe, accessible classical (which contains a lot of great music btw) then pretend they know everything about music. These people also probably browse Classic FM and regularly post aesthetic pictures of (their instrument) and (what they're learning) to Instagram

>>75049948

my point was that stuff like Ticheli is a blight on melody-driven, tonal classical.

I mean I listen to kpop daily so I highly doubt that my problem is that I don't like fun melodies enough

Thoughts on Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgfhR5FLM5U

The best thing ever composed by an Englishman I'd say.

damn concert band is really in the shitter musically huh
I just realized that with Maslanka gone all my favorite composers for it are dead

>>75050224
I think I love Vaughan Williams now.
Only heard Lark Ascending before and thought it was okay, but this was amazing.

>>75050224
not the best thing ever composed by an Englishman but it's a nice piece

>>75050805
Then post the best british composition in your opinion then.

wew this thread is a goldmine

>>75050742
Fantasia on Greensleeves is great too

>>75051129
Has to be Nimrod

>>75048534
Soule sounds the fucking same in everything I hear him in.

Hindemith

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_JV27zFE_w

>>75050127
>aesthetic pictures
you are the problem with contemporary human beings

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>Anon, play a little song for us :)

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>>75053072
>plays with cell phone while you're playing

>>75053015
Save it for /bleep/

I listen exclusively to AI-generated classical now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsstuzb_NVg
Excellent, no?

>>75053460
Better than Shopping

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>tfw the orchestra is playing shostakovich 5th symphony
>tfw 1st violin
>mfw this section https://youtu.be/L__jruvYuCg?t=9m45s

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>tfw /comp/ and /trad/ is dead
>tfw /trad/ wasn't even good

>>75050326
rip maslanka

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvsU93f2IGA

>page 9
woah there partner

>>75047895
schnittke?

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>>75045269
>CPE Bach
>CPE
>CP
>mfw

Is Wagner truly as good most people claim? He's often described as the most influential composer ever.

I don't listen to Operas a lot (long, inconvenient etc.) so I havent heard much of him and whenever I did it just seemed to drawn out for me. Effectively it was boring.
For reference I like late Beethoven, Bach, some russian romanticists so pretty standard stuff.

>>75056134
Doesn't even fucking matter anymore because of the cancer of equal temperament

>>75056187
This.

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>>75049566
That's for kids, check this

>>75056183
Yes. Wagner is great. You should listen to Lohengrin.

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>>75056183

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Post underrated conductors.

>>75027636
>https://www.strawpoll.me/13884725
unbalanced. debussy was literally a genius

>>75056431
Sounds like your average, underage /classical/ wronggenerationist. Then he went and u-turned writing Elektra before u-turning again.

>>75057333
not even wagner fans want to listen to his whole operas, they just pick some highlights.

>tfw only opera ive ever seen was in lithuanian and i didnt understand jack shit for 4 hours
are operas fun to watch?

>>75057468
not really, no

>>75057468
beethoven and mozart had operas which at least had good music throughout the whole thing.
it's like somebody arrived in a ferrari to a nascar race.

>>75056183
I'm not familiar with Wagner either, but you might just listen to the overtures?

>>75057970
>mutilating the gesamtkunstwerk
anyone who listens to Wagner outside the bayreuth is pretentious scum that might aswell keep posting on instagram about their Mozart and Chopin.

>>75058260
this only applies to Parsifal

>>75057482
>>75057468
many operas are actually pretty comical.
the magic flute is amazing

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This man is the best Mahler conductor since the composer himself, prove me wrong

Anybody got that chart on Medieval music?

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>tfw casual classical listener
Where should my proper journey into classical begin?

>>75059457
Petzold

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZazYFchLRI

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4srzcTt-ysg

>>75026209
Teacher is a shameless Bach fag anyway, I'd be better without him, I bet.

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxbpF_aW4vU

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1Psx24n3rM

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpWyFSBX7-Y

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWKjZyq9HXM
>that fucking organ continuo in the 3rd movement

>>75059457
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh-o3udImy8

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I started listening to chopin and I wanted an high quality collection of tracks since I'm getting pissed to listening to low quality spotify tracks. I found this torrent with a supposedly complete collection of chopin works performed by various famous artists. Do you know a better collection I may want to try first?
sauce https://thepiratebay.bid/torrent/4842804/Frederic_Chopin_-_The_Complete_Edition_(17_CDs)

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>>75060196
this is the only boxset of chopin worth getting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pqY8VfIQRA
That timpani omfg

>>75026209
what if you play an instrument that literally no one teaches in your entire country?

>>75060479
Which instrument and country?

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>>75060323
not exactly 21 CDs but should be pretty close https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4587801

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>>75060558
Clawhammer banjo in Scandinavia.

>>75060629
Skype lessons

>>75060479
Then you ARE the teacher, congratulations

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>>75057269

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>>75057269

>>75062214
Is there even another Zelenka conductor worth caring about?

>>75060558
trumpet, germany, playing a kutheriqn choral tomorrow

Any classical with synths like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yRJrbjH10o

>>75063013
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igHOaMOzzUo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79KDFgOm7To

:3

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>>75062398
If you just care about his choral works no.

Stanchinsky

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYrcgLEuOA4

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>>75055506
yes

>>75059248
Its more renaissance, but here you go

What does /classical/ think of The Messy One?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws1kv05C1XE

Mozart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X7a997aWeY

Sosin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtslfExL5WQ

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Happy! Happy! Happy pair! None but the brave deserves the fair!

>>75065597
shaaa-aaa-aaake the clouds from off your brow!

Friml
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQJnZrhjNHQ

Best version of Prokofiev concerto 3?

>>75067240
are you the wang-lover?

>>75067240
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pZaupUrw0Q

>>75067240
there's too many good recordings of it. its pretty easy work to play well, in my opinion. im drawn more to different interpretations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA6eoItjChY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoey3svat7E

>>75067328
Is huge wang not like here?

>>75067377
>>75067715
Thanks. Been looking for some alternative interpretations

Death to modern classical

Why do /mu/ shits think they're deep shit for knowing who Stockhausen is and listening to Steve Reich's Music For 18 Musicians?

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>>75060683
>skype lessons
I know, 60 dollars for an hour, though.

>>75069768
not like us REAL deep people, right? hahaha us patricians, am right? who's with me hehehe

>>75070031
this but unironically

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>>75070031

>>75024991
>hurr look me plays the bell uhhuhhuhh
what a fucking retard

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is this correct

>>75070212
oh my god

>>75069768
people who like Stockhausen usually hate Reich, and vice versa

>>75070212
Such original names

>>75060629
>banjo
ka faen feila dej?

>>75070816
hva er det? er du dansker

>>75070868
ålesund

>>75070884
so, you already have the internet, you nynorsk bastards?

>>75070911
det e austlendingane som e bondeknölane som röysta på senterpartiet
oss e det nytenkande og oppfinnsame kystfolket

>>75056134
F minor should be under C sharp

>>75070816
patrisierisme, uhelbredelig
>>75070936
heng deg, vetle.

>>75070936
>oss e det nytenkande og oppfinnsame kystfolket
you can't be forward-thinking and inventive, simply because you're 90% Danish

>>75059583
How in the fuck do you even memorize this shit?

>>75071218
oss he grandiosa, ananasbrus og olje
ka he liksom dåkke?

>>75060558
violin, Israel

>>75071252
if there's any ethnicity and instrument combo more stereotypical than white girlxvocals, asianxpiano and blackxjazzbrass it's this one

>>75071240
haha, hva?? jeg forstår ikke
>>75071281
yeah, that was the joke

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>>75071298
We have grandiosa pizza, pineapple soda and oil

>>75060558
Israel, jawharp

>>75071312
>dåkke
er det enda et norsk ord

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>>75071477

>>75071493
>dokke
>dåkke
you bloody makin it up

Bach is quite nice.

>>75071889
then you zoom the picture out and it's just a pixel of John Cage's portrait

>>75056134
>Falling for the 'keys have personalities' meme

senpai does anyone know what the choral piece is at this point in the video?
https://youtu.be/5e0gxh-s4Ic?t=1m23s

carmina burana more like pompous drivel

>>75072091
god i hate when fag conductors dance to the music

>>75072091
timestamp should be 1.23-1.32mins if the link doesn't work, any help would be appreciated

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>>75070212

>>75072091
Sounds like a Bach cantata or Passion. Its definitely in German

>>75072308
Thank you, it was Bach passion.

Mendelssohn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQwZzjkMeBs

Verdi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GixdmNExs0

>>75071889
Bach should be replaced with Petzold (PBUH).

>>75071889
Why am i seeing so many people overrate Schnittke lately?

Should I download the general folders?? am a newbie to this. my friend gave me some classical vinyl the other day and im trying to get into it.

Where's the new thread?

>>75073907
click on random youtube links in this general, if you like it click on related videos or ask for more like this

>>75034712
i like this

>>75071230
No one will notice if you don't.

>>75074467

>>75074467

>>75074467