Enough of the plebeian popular music trash threads, post your top 3 composers and be judged.
Enough of the plebeian popular music trash threads, post your top 3 composers and be judged
Michael Adams
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Jayden Scott
skirllex
deadmau5
david guetta
Ryan Hill
Chop
Beet
Zart
Ryan Barnes
Morton Feldman
Giacinto Scelsi
ZUN
Brody Thompson
Pärt
Reich
Boulez
Alexander Sanchez
kek 2 of those are plebeius maximus. Especially the middle guy and his Top40 hit that plays on every, single, fucking, mariage.
Jaxon Green
Coltrane, Evans, and Miles
eat my ass
Sebastian Price
>fedoracore
Nicholas Jenkins
Martinů
Schnittke
Bach
Jacob Walker
...
Hudson Rivera
Which other one?
Anthony Flores
stil better than the wagner one
a lot of their music wasn't even composed, for example kind of blue was simply improvised on "modal sketches"
Austin Russell
James Ferraro
Dean Blunt
orca
Grayson Cox
epic :*_
Nicholas Robinson
Bach
Stravinsky
Rachmaninoff (or early Schoenberg)
Leo Reed
my favorite composer is donald trump because I'm not a cuck
buncha blue-pill fags on this board
Jose Robinson
indeed. only thing missing is Strauss II in order for OP to have the most pleb taste in classical music
Cooper Wood
jefferson
nietzsche
paul mccartney
Joseph Jones
>the most pleb taste in classical
That would be
Mahler
Wagner
Vivaldi
Nicholas Cook
Skrillex
Lady Gaga
Vaporterror
Jonathan James
>nietzsche
very underrated as a composer
Samuel Richardson
Chopin
Chopin
>Chopin
Jack Howard
Scriabin, Ravel, Schmitt
Henry Cooper
hes absolutely shit
if you want to see how it's done look at pasternak and his sonata
Luis Garcia
Beethoven
Stravinsky
Debussy
Plz be gentle, I'm new to western classical.
Ian Wright
underrated =/= good
he's mediocre, but to him composing was just a pastime
Cooper Campbell
Aiden Jackson
mah nigga
Nathan Flores
Reich
Debussy
Ravel
Jace Cruz
welcome to Sup Forums,
have a nice time :^)
Nolan Wilson
Arnold Schönberg
Charles Ives
Gustav Mahler
All 20th century strangely enough...
But if I had to pick a 4th it would be Richard Wagner.
Julian Price
>Igor Stravinsky
>Arturo Toscanini
>Steve Reich
I don't listen to a lot of classical because i'm not 70+ who can't live with change.
But these are my niggas. r8.
Levi Adams
Zappa
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Jace Green
Mahler
Grieg
Holtz
Wyatt Hall
Grimes
Bach
Jean Michel Jarre
Benjamin Martin
Joanna Newsom, Claire Boucher and Beyoncé
James Lopez
+1 for Claire Boucher
Jonathan Rogers
The only composers I listen to right now are
Erik Satie
Kim Myhr
Adolf Wiklund
I've been meaning to listen to more classical/art music, but I haven't yet. Should I start with Bach or what?
Jason Edwards
hmmm
beethoven
stockhausen
third choice is always changing but currently it's berlioz
Colton Long
(you)
Gabriel Williams
>I don't listen to a lot of classical because i'm not 70+ who can't live with change.
i really hope that's not how you look at art because if so that's atrocious
Cameron Torres
Yes, me. Claire is the most talented female artist at this moment. Prove me wrong.
Thomas James
> user has found greatest 3 composers of all time
/thread
Henry Brown
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
sorry those are the only ones ive heard of
Brayden Smith
No.
Ayden Morgan
Schubert
Prokofiev
Boucher
Each one amongst the true greats of their respective century.
Liam Richardson
>stockhausen
thanks for the lol
Luke Cook
Why you should think twice about painting the walls in your house anything
Xavier Davis
Very sad that most of Sup Forums can't even name 3 composers and has to resort to memes!
Christian Myers
stfu?
Nathaniel Ross
beethoven
scriabin
schonberg
Xavier Miller
as i said look at pasternak to see how its done
author of dr zhivago and the sonata shows he probably could have made a fine composer too
Charles Ward
id start with a range.
try something from all eras. look at the essentials charts.
Jayden Murphy
>Stravinsky
>can't live with change
The man spent his whole like trying to change art itself.
Luis Baker
>only 1 mention of Mozart in this whole thread
Further proof that Mozart is underrated.
Mozart
Schoenberg
Bach
Nathan Watson
If your answer isn't Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, your opinion honestly shouldn't be taken seriously
Anthony Hall
Bach basically invented equal temperament as we know it today. Because of this a lot of his music shows off key shifts and and it's really the first place that tonal and atonal relationships are established.
Next listen to Mozart. Mozart is a fucking baddass. Mozart introduces a lot of motif like concepts, phenomenal key shifts. What Bach did to tonal relationships, Mozart did to musical motief.
From there you should checkout Beethoven. Beethoven is the last classical composed. He is also the first romantic. Beethoven ends one era in music and begins another.
Next you should check out Hector Berlioz' "Romeo and Juliet" and immediately following that you should listen to Richard Wagner's "Prelude from Tristan und Isode"
Wagner introduces concepts like leitmotif which are still used today in film scores and rock operas like The Wall
After Wagner music becomes increasingly more atonal with composers like Strauss and Rachmaninov and Stravinsky and Schönberg.
We also get american composers in the beginning of the 20th century like Copland, Ives, and Gershwin.
Leonard Bernstein had an excellent series of Harvard lectures called "The Unanswered Question" (after an Ives title)that looks at this in depth. Y'all should watch it:
Ian Powell
Thank you guys