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Xavier Brooks
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Isaiah Edwards
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Aiden Perry
hey guys, what is a good intro to classical? i'm interested in trying out the genre.
Cooper Brooks
Start with Mozart, Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach and Tchaikovsky.
I recommend listening to Mozarts The Magic Flute.
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Gabriel Perez
is there any happy-sounding 12 tone music? Is it possible?
Nolan Watson
thank you. i will also try to read up some history on them. I know they're the big names but don't know anything about them, and like to read about the artist/composer.
Bentley Murphy
No. 12 tone "music" is what happens when you fail at harmony: disharmony. That's all you get.
Ian Mitchell
Meant for
Michael Fisher
would you be able to suggest anything classical in the guitar realm? Not sure how popular the guitar really was before amplifiers since thats what allowed them to kinda take more spotlight in music.
I play guitar and have always loved neoclassical guitarists in music, even though its overdone in metal. I'd go to a virtuoso if there was one near me, but i'm still learning the guitar in general anyway so its not like i'm ready for one.
Henry Brown
S. Myers - Cavatina youtube.com
L. Brouwer - Un Dia de Noviembre youtube.com
F. Tárrega - Lágrima youtube.com
R. Dyens - Tango en Skai youtube.com
D. Reis - Se Ela Perguntar youtube.com
J. Pernambuco - Sons de Carrilhões youtube.com
E. Nazareth - Odeon youtube.com
I. Albeniz - Asturias - youtube.com
F. Tárrega - Recuerdos de la Alhambra youtube.com
A. Barrios - La Catedral youtube.com
R. Willis - Serenata del Mar youtube.com
S. L. Weiss - Passacaglia youtube.com
F. Sor - B-minor Study youtube.com
F. Tárrega - Capricho Árabe youtube.com
H. Villa-Lobos - Prelúdio no. 3 youtube.com
Jayden Foster
W. A. Mozart - Rondo alla Turca youtube.com
E. Granados - Spanish Dance no. 2 youtube.com
N. Paganini - Caprice 24 youtube.com
F. Chopin - Op. 9, no. 2 youtube.com
F. Chopin - Op. Posth, No. 20 youtube.com
J-C. Debussy - Clair de Lune youtube.com
J-C. Debussy - Arabesque no. 1 youtube.com
J. S. Bach - Cello Suite no. 1 youtube.com
A. Pärt - Für Alina youtube.com
E. Satie - Gymnopedie no. 1 youtube.com
E. Satie - Gnossienne no. 1 youtube.com
L. van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata (1st mov.) youtube.com
L. van Beethoven - Sonata Pathetique (2nd mov.) youtube.com
F. Schubert - Ständchen youtube.com
Christopher Miller
I am not familiar with much in the twelve tone repertoire but it seems conceivable. I poked at my keyboard and came up with this stuff. I went and mocked it up in this online sequencer so you can verify they are tone rows.
Blake Diaz
reminds me of some IDM wank.
Isaiah Green
Stop spamming the thread with memes
Thomas Smith
'Happy' implies major chords. There are no discernible major chords in 12-tone music.
12-tone and atonal music excels at sounding "neutral". It is neither happy nor sad. It can either neutral like webern, full of romantic sentiment like schoenberg or unsettling like stravinsky or bartok's music for celesta etc.
Or it can be full blown dissonance like penderecki's threnody, or just seemingly random sounds and timbres like Stockhausen's kontakte.
Angel Bennett
>DUDE ALL COMPOSITIONS THAT ARE OLD ARE CLASSICAL LMAO
>DUDE BAROQUE AND ROMANTIC? HUH???? IT'S ALL CLASSICAL MY DUDE HAHAHA
You are disgust me, brainlet.
Lucas Thompson
Hey, I'm glad you're back! Listen to some Mozart:
Jaxon Moore
C minor 7th, D diminished, F minor 7th sounds pretty bright to me.
Joseph Bennett
Overacted, redundant dribble. He had a thousand ideas and they never resolve. He's more in the vein of the aspie "DUDE JUST PUT WHATEVER IN LMAO" of the romantics than the fundamentalists who used music in a more mathematical form. WTC and Bach's fugal craft in general is almost machine -- inhuman. And yet, it feels so good. The zart shart is an essentric faggot who couldn't develop a phrase because he was a brainlet.
Kayden Sullivan
dim 7th I meant to say.
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Samuel Turner
Post music for the decline of Western civilization and the upcoming new dark ages.
Adam Campbell
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Ayden Miller
Got anything sinister and villainous as all fuck? Something like Toccata and Fugue in D minor, but less overused.
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Grayson Collins
Well meme'd, my friend.
Intriguing, thank you.
David Morris
I did always love this one, I think a malevolent spin on it would be easy enough.
Carter Davis
Minor Bach Fugues seem to be your version of "villainous", so:
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Aiden Mitchell
Seems so
Oliver Smith
Pretty much spot-on. It is appreciated. Hard to believe I just had to move over a letter.
Ryder Foster
Noah Green
That's cute user.
Joshua Hill
Nice
Ethan Barnes
>Sup Forums ruins another general
Aaron King
The opening of the 4th movement of Shosti 14 is nice
Asher Cruz
Have you been underrating Boulanger?
Josiah Scott
Oh wait, 5th movement
Grayson Russell
Woah, very good shit.
Jaxon Harris
The general was pretty comfy the last few days but it seem like all the shitposters got unbanned all of a sudden. Is it because it's the weekend and all the retards are off-school or what? I wonder when the *ogposter's ban will expire now? I really hate Sup Forums sometimes.
Brandon Phillips
Anyone have this album? Interested.
Christian Ross
can u underrate a shit composer
Grayson Barnes
apparently people do it with Mozart all the time
Aiden Flores
>being unfamiliar with the most entry level Prokofiev snippet
Dominic Gutierrez
Brandon Murphy
Shit taste m8. I bet you cant tell the different between a coal mine and a recital.
Owen Turner
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Aiden Thomas
>999
SHIIIIIEEEEEEET!
Gavin Morales
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Parker Peterson
These videos are a godsend for people like me who can't read sheet music. I can finally appreciate this music on a higher level of understanding
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Lincoln Nguyen
learn to read sheet music you fud
Camden Flores
Epic. :^)
Jason Perry
lol
Asher Rodriguez
I've always wanted to, but it's so... ugly and confusing. I have to stare at it for 10 minutes just to figure out what the hell is going on.
[spoiler]I also use synthesia videos on Youtube to learn piano[/nospoilerson/mu/]
Leo Hughes
surely you must be one of our next liszts
Jonathan Rodriguez
such a masterpiece.
the greatest composer that ever lived.
the greatest pianista of our time.
Blake Rivera
>tfw you actually start to understand Schoenberg
Liam Sullivan
Why does Bach sound so similar to a sheep's cry?
Adrian Ward
>random asian loli
>the best
I highly doubt it
Cameron Rogers
Zachary Gonzalez
I cannot believe I'm saying this but I want that guy who posted rants with anime girls and cellos to come back. Where are you user? Please come back soon.
Owen Bell
>taking mudposts seriosuly
user...
Elijah Rodriguez
He was here yesterday posting shitty opinions and getting btfo, so no doubt you won't have to wait long
Ryan Wood
Post the best song you've ever heard.
Ethan Robinson
Post moar obscure informative videos
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Very interesting.
Nolan Campbell
link?
Christopher Lewis
>Locatelli and Vivaldi placed in the bad composers category
Baroque animefag btfo!
Joshua Davis
Brody Baker
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the motard messiah reorchestration aka a brainlet's guide to ruining great music
Eli Barnes
Have 4
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Note that "song" refers to a piece for solo voice and accompaniment. plebs tend to misuse that term
Adam Parker
Mason Morris
Someone hasn't heard the Beecham
The Mozart reorchestration is actuallt pretty GOAT
Bentley Bell
Which are Bach's best keyboard works, and are there any sets that aren't worth my attention?
Isaac Ross
Yikes... my condolences.
Oliver Garcia
>I have poop for ears
Michael White
This one youtube.com
Julian Jackson
Jack Perry
>Here is my expert opinion which is clearly worth listening to since I have posted it on a Senegalese maize fermentation newsletter
Angel Wright
awesome dude
Angel Jones
Wyatt Morgan
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Sebastian Ross
What even is the point in listening to bach
Jacob Morgan
>the point in listening to bach
it exfoliates the skin.
Juan Perez
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Nice fugue by Liszt
Caleb Rodriguez
this literally sounds like someone dropped a piano from a crane and recorded it
Nathan Rivera
>embedding disabled
Yeah, you wouldn't want mud to leak out of its containment zone.
John Diaz
Is Holst the most boring composer that has ever walked on this planet?
Isaiah Gutierrez
no bach is
Jaxon Richardson
no this youtube.com
Lincoln Ward
Who is the biggest composeur
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Petzold
Zachary Garcia
Rossini was over 300lbs/135kg.
Isaiah Nguyen
Handel was pretty large
Blake Walker
>Handel was often given to fits of uncontrollable hunger. One such fit occurred during the 1727 coronation of King George II. The king related this account, "I was most dismayed during my coronation when I observed the portly Handel eating sheet music. I immediately ordered one of my servants to fetch him some alimentation before he started eating orchestra members." There seems to have been no pattern as to when the hunger fits occrued. There are similar eye witness accounts of them at the premiere of his oratorio, "Judas Macabeus", where he reprtedly began gnawing on a velvet curtain.
Connor Nguyen
>/classical/ is reverting to Sup Forums-tier shitposting again
I'm with these guys
Fuck you Sup Forums.
Brandon Perez
>taking a britbong's opinions on music seriously
Really dude, it's like listening to starving africans give opinions on fine dining.
Brayden Williams
Wouldn't a starving man have lower standards? Like, they'd gorge on anything. They used to eat bird droppings during famines. If even a hungry bong is saying no... really makes ya think don't it? :^)
Levi Torres
Enjoyment
>tfw listened to full sonatas and partitas for solo violin, and both WTC books today.
It was a good day. Such charming and effortlessly intricate music. Playful, unpredictable and satisfying,