Post dance music.
>inb4 how do I into classical?
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Brandon Garcia
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Jeremiah Gutierrez
Name someone with better mazurkas than Chopin
Protip: you can't
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Chase Thompson
First for chopin is elevator music
Chase Parker
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Cameron Hughes
>LOOK MOM I CAN GO UP AND DOWN xD
reminder that Bach is shit
Christian Young
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Liam Gomez
>LOOK SON I CAN GO UP AND DOWN
reminder your mom is a slut
Matthew Gutierrez
Can someone post a cheerful contemporary piece?
John Price
Julian Jones
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Carson Phillips
who has sauce on the music in this flash? it sounds like it ought to be some classical piece.
Levi Martinez
I heard the repeating guitar line at the beginning and expected it to be terrible but it ended up being a great piece.
Lincoln Cox
mozart is bad lol
Carson Walker
It's the forest theme from Super Mario RPG ya silly
Kevin Harris
please make a better effort, /classical/ needs competent trolls to survive
Christopher White
thoughts on Maurice Duruflé?
Camden Peterson
awww sheeit
Daniel Rogers
What does St. Matthew Passion have over St. John and the Mass in B minor that make people consider it to be one of the greatest compositions ever? I have no idea how to critically evaluate Bach's work.
Evan Davis
who?
Matthew Lee
im asking you
Caleb Howard
I'm certain most would rate the Mass higher than St. Matthew Passion
and personally I prefer St. John
Henry Cook
>7chan
Pedo pls go.
Isaiah Gray
>and personally I prefer St. John
Not him but me too
Hunter Reed
what should i listen from this guy?
Maurice Duruflé
Carson Williams
his requiem is decent
Jaxon Carter
Isn't the original from some old Russian music from the early 1900's? I remember listening to it like 5 years ago.
Oliver Johnson
lol
Noah Lee
who is this seminal demonical and what does she do?
Elijah Thompson
Noah White
You're thinking of Hot Wheels Chan.
Jaxon Garcia
It's both
Adam Watson
when did you realize that the accordion is a portable organ? youtube.com
Elijah Ward
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Brayden Ramirez
Jackson Cook
Rec weeaboo classical.
Ryder Perry
the japanese are huge germanphiles, so anything composed by a german
Josiah Howard
toru takemitsu, toru takemitsu, i could go on and on
Noah Butler
go on and on desu famiglia
Dominic Anderson
Jose Roberts
Nixon in China is set in China. The Mikado is set in Japan.
Carter Scott
posted these on the dead classical guitar thread, might as well post them here:
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Daniel Flores
Madame Butterfly
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Hunter Gutierrez
Do ciacconas and passacaglias technically count as dance pieces (i.e. same tier as courantes, allemandas, etc.)?
Mason Gutierrez
Julia Wolfe is awesome.
Here's some more stuff if you want to check it out:
-A lot of the stuff that the Bang on a Can All-Stars do is cheerful or goofy. Check out some of their albums.
-Schnittke has a lot of pieces with humorous components, like the concerto grosso.
-Penderecki's Cappricio for Violin and Orchestra is just Penderecki making fun of himself (read the silly specifications he puts in the orchestration page of the score if you don't believe me).
-A lot of Terry Riley's stuff is cheerful.
-Some of Stockhausen's pieces, like In Freundschaft, Michaels Riese and Sirius have a lot of silly and happy sounding passages.
-Become Ocean and a lot of John Luther Adam's stuff is cheery, I guess.
-Easley Blackwood's microtonal etudes have a lot of cheeriness to them
-I've always found that late Schoenberg, like the 4th quartet and the piano concerto to be pretty cheery. Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte also has a serious, but happy mood. Others are free to disagree with me on this one.
-Charles Ives, especially the symphonies and string quartets are full of musical jokes.
Thomas Howard
Elevator to divinity, that is.
Connor Foster
pre-sleep bump
may our shitposting angels keep the thread alive
Evan Clark
Good night user.
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Nathan Bell
Yes.
Leo Lewis
love me some xenakis
this thing came out last year and i think it taught me women drummers are no match for male drummers
Adrian Morris
weird >request but ive been to the symphony many times as a child so I have faint memories of parts of pieces in my head
its not like you'll be getting new old music any time soon so you have nothing better to do but spread it to me
can someone please ID this?
mainly the part around 45s
ignore the nazi shit thanks, I won't bug you again
Cooper Ramirez
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Post a better melodymaker than Veracini.
Protip: you can't.
Lucas Myers
wAGNER BACH AND MAHLER MY DUDES 0.o
Jace Taylor
He said Chopin not Mozart
Daniel Ramirez
I believe it's part of Vivaldi's Summer
Justin Lee
I plan on majoring in composition in college, and most schools require an audition piece. I play alto sax and guitar, and was wondering if playing this on both and combining the tracks would be suitable and interesting. What do you think? Too easy? I really love the piece, anyway.
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Jordan Garcia
thank you
Brandon Lewis
>I plan on majoring in composition in college
Carson Butler
The only thing Mozart's music elevated was his income and the occasional tramp's skirt.
Anthony Ortiz
Kevin Diaz
Post some music that makes you feel like a superhuman flying machine that obliterates enormous monuments erected to false idols.
Christopher Flores
Hunter Mitchell
>download pic
>comes with "Oscars 1998. Celine Dion - My heart will go on (192kbit)"
Dominic Howard
>australian heritage
Nathaniel Reed
but that's the most memed work of bach, who cares
also there's no music on the accordion that couldn't get better with other instruments
Brody Davis
this is actually really good. Based adams
Michael Rogers
There are some pretty talented Russian accordion players out there m8.
Five years ago
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Thomas Cruz
Some pieces just suit accordion
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Especially ww2 era russian songs or traditional irish / american tunes
Adrian Fisher
I wasn't talking about musicians, I was talking about instruments
hohner accordion sounds like shit
the other one was ok
Owen Ross
Post spooky unequal temperament clavichord interpretations:
Hudson Cook
Easton Russell
Just out of curiosity, what does BWV mean?
Nathaniel Nelson
>adams
Christopher Hill
Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis
Hudson Morgan
9/11, a musical!
Jacob Sullivan
fptmiu
Andrew Young
The introduction to St. John is so good.
Jeremiah Reyes
>tfw Bach cut this gem from the 1738/1749 version
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Andrew Flores
the fuck how
Dominic Evans
Can you guys tell which pieces the composer put his blood, sweat, and his soul into making?
Connor Hughes
Usually the bad ones. Most if not all good music came to the composer fully formed.
Josiah Roberts
Jonathan Taylor
t. Rossini
Tyler Sullivan
This is quite beautiful. It wouldn't have surprised me as a recent work for film.
Jack Cox
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Nathan King
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>tfw chopin was more musical in an etude than your average bogbilly was in his whole life
Henry Perez
Why is Chopin such a QT? I would suck his cock and fondle his balls everyday before he falls asleep
Asher Lopez
I love Erik Satie's compositions but have had trouble finding comparable works
any recs would be appreciated
Jack Collins
sjokz and she works for Riot Games casting and promoting League of Legends events
Jack Cox
Well, firstly don't worry about being "interesting" when picking your audition piece.
In general, the auditions will be evaluated by the faculty of the instrument you played. It's better to choose from standard repertoire , because then it's easier to hear how good you are or aren't.
>combining tracks
They're having you mail in preauditions on instruments? I didn't have to do that when I applied. Anyway, again, I'd recommend against it. They only other musician playing on your audition recordings should be a professional pianist, and you should record both you and your accompanist at the same time.
Finally, I *highly recommend* speaking to a guitar or saxophone teacher about the audition. I also recommend having a composition teacher look over your portfolio. You can find one by contacting a professor at your local university.
Finally, last piece of advice:
If you're applying to schools in the US, apply to Bowling Green State University. They're not a great music school but they have an absolutely amazing composition program and it's really easy to get into. It's the best safety.
Leo Rogers
What are some of Beethoven's best early sonatas?
Jaxon Hernandez
What entry level recordings of Dvorak would you guys rec?
Christopher Walker
>It wouldn't have surprised me as a recent work for film
That's just because of the exaggerated reverberation in the recording.
Isaac Fisher
she's on her way to annoying /classical/
Hudson Ward
I really like Op 2, No.3
Easton Miller
that version of debussy's arabesque no 1 is fuckin' gorgeous
Colton Jenkins
hello
Lincoln Clark
What are your favorite Scarlatti sonatas?