Contemporary bullshit edition.
Post your favorite composers and compositions from the past ~100 years, complain about degeneracy, shit on minimalists, etc.
>inb4 how do I into classical posts
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Eliane Radigue
Luigi Nono
Giacinto Scelsi
Luciano Berio
Arvo Part
Hey lads I'm looking for late 19th - early - middle 20th century composers
Particularly the one's that are considered "essential" since I'm not well versed in classical
Someone in the likes of Shostakovich, Stravinksy, Ravel, Debussy, Mahler, Strauss, all that good stuff
No serialism or stochastic music
Does anyone have a mega folder with Gould interviews?
Anyone?
>similar to Shosty and Stravinsky
Prokofiev, Hindemith
>similar to Ravel and Debussy
Lili Boulanger, Faure, Poulenc, Milhaud
>similar to Mahler and Strauss
Bruckner, Brahms, early Schoenberg
Of course this list is very wishy washy and incomplete.
is dvorak plebian?
Thanks
I've never heard of Poulenc
What are his essential pieces?
Yes but enjoy what you enjoy senpai
His woodwind sonatas, nocturnes, and sacred works which I'm not familiar with, concerto for 2 pianos, rhapsodie negre if you want to listen to some guy sing gibbrish and passing it off as an African language.
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Can a /classical/ fag give a newcomer insight on how to being with Bach?
>inb4 spoonfeedme
Actually, yeah. I began listening to classical music last month, so I'm pretty lost.
I didn't think it would be important for me or anything, but now I literally won't listen to anything else. Help?