>tfw you download classical music and its properly tagged though i do find the act of properly tagging it via musicbrainz manually satisfying in its own way also i think i might be autistic
Brayden Reed
petzold
Tyler Rogers
>b >o >g
Nathaniel Bailey
Which Tristan und Isolde DVD should I go with between Ponnelle/Barenboim (1983), Konwitschny/Mehta (1998), and Chereau/Barenboim (2007)?
Henry Thompson
Karajan '72
I'd go with Mehta between those three but they're all good enough imo
Joseph Miller
I'll probably actually listen to Furtwangler (1952) later but thanks for the recommendation.
Henry Nguyen
where can I find some Classical music on Flac?
Carter Moore
any of them are fine for a first listen, i don't think there are any particularly GOAT performances on DVD. i first saw it via one of the Barenboim ones; they had silly outfits.
>DVD
too slow in my opinion.. but plenty of people like it. good Legge production and great singing.
Matthew Thomas
I didn't include the one with the silly costumes, though it's supposed to be good otherwise.
Jackson Lopez
I went with DVD's btw because it's nice to have some visual context for a first listen of an opera
Kayden Cooper
yeah i agree. it's what i do with most operas, unless they're unlucky enough to not have a good production on film (someday, Oedipe. someday)
and because of that Wotan is forever wearing a business suit in my mind.
Adrian Williams
>and because of that Wotan is forever wearing a business suit in my mind. and Alberich; a fedora
Luis Cruz
I'm also avoiding modernized and otherwise weird "Regietheater" productions for that reason, though I might look into some later, such as the very odd but cool-looking Alden/Mehta Tannhauser
You don't like to watch operas? I prefer the live performance to just the music. If you don't know the language then you get a good feel for the story still.
Parker Robinson
How do you tag Godowsky's Chopin etude studies?
Connor Ward
pleb here. what do i listen to if i really like pachelbal's canon and vivaldi's four seasons.
Christian Long
Am I pleb or is Parsifal Wagner's best?
Kevin Hall
Bach orchestral suites
Aiden Long
i'm right there with you dude, my mind was completely blown the first time i heard it.
speaking of baroque music, what are the best recordings of handel's oratorios?
Julian Phillips
This good?
Brody Mitchell
"no"
Benjamin Nguyen
Why is being a flutist such suffering bros?
Levi Howard
>gould lol
Jayden Nelson
Is he not a worldwide renowned pianist for a reason?
Thomas Morgan
>worldwide renowned So is Karajan. That is not a guaranteed way to recognize quality.
Xavier Lewis
both
Gavin Campbell
Not sure if this is the right place for this but, does anyone know where I could find the french lyrics to Arthur Honegger's "Judith ?" I know a bit of the language and want to try to follow the story of the piece in the original language.
Colton Campbell
not too bad, good spread.
Mason Bailey
>worldwide renowned so are countless shitty pop stars
Blake Martinez
Awful piece, even by Bog's standards. It loses momentum and dissolves into negative scope after like 2 minutes.
who the fuck are you? it's an incredible piece. who has done solo violin shit better than bach?
Adam Ward
iktf
lurk more classicalpippo9 dot com
Jeremiah Johnson
petzold
Brayden Smith
Doesn't have much competition in the arena of solo violin comp since there isn't much music written for solo violin after the baroque period.
It's a pleasant listen for the most part. No harmonic shifts, melodic gestures, phrase manipulations I haven't heard ad nauseam ftom Bach elsewhere.
Aiden Edwards
Bump
Parker Mitchell
Bog
Dominic Brooks
I like watching them fine, but most of my favorite performances are on CD, not DVD.
Blake Ortiz
too many old memes
John Reyes
>too many
Jace Diaz
None of those recordings are that old and are in good quality.
Joseph Murphy
Crazy playing on the Petrouchka here. Rubinstein was always so much more adventurous and interesting live.
Noah Richardson
many are old enough
Hudson Butler
?
Jordan Cook
I've been accepted to art school. Will be studying music and piano starting at beginner level. It is for information to all.
Asher Wood
>Will be studying music and piano My condolences.
Easton Thompson
The piano is the best and most advanced instrument available to express musical ideas. What's wrong with it?
Jordan Jenkins
You'll be living off food stamps and welfare is what's wrong.
Hudson Murphy
if you're going to school for the pleasure of it then all the more power to you. you're not going to make a good living from music
Ian Hall
Well I just skipped all of part 5 of Freedom and the Arts, not really interested in the literature part of the book. Am I missing out on anything from this? Rosen is insightful when it comes to music for sure, how is his review of lit?
Landon Jones
LOL yeah you should go into STEM instead. Fuck the Liberal Arts, they are for worthless pieces of shit.
Jayden Martin
>1 1st. >2 3rd. >3 n/a. >4 4th >5 1st and 5th are tied. >6 2nd.
Nicholas Hernandez
Can anyone rec me a great recording of Bach's cello suites?
I have been listening to Pablo Casal's recordings from the late 30's and while the musicianship is excellent the grainyness of the sound and overall low recording quality is bothering me a bit.
Carson Rogers
Maisky
Easton Sanchez
>no golberg variatiosn wtf the fuck
Hudson Clark
Thanks for the rec, I'll check it out.
Do people here not like the Goldberg Variations or Glenn Gould's recording of them?
Justin Martin
My favorite Beethoven song is II. Allegretto but I always skip that boring happy middle part
Jayden Brooks
Ignore the chart in Get Queyras. A lot of posters here see Gould as an eccentric, who makes questionable decisions for seemingly no good reason. Though he has his moments. I haven't listened to many Goldbergs myself but I liked Yudina's and Robert Hill's. I've heard pic is good too but haven't listened to it myself yet.
Connor Russell
Goldberg Variations is not great by Bach's standards
>An arrangement for several instruments, however, would have been unthinkable during the composer’s lifetime, as many of the fugues are written in what was called “antique style,” an alla breve texture that was never used at that time for anything except choral music or a solo keyboard. Goebel's AoF BTFO. Still waiting for a choral rendition of the AoF too.
Jack Howard
Too late, I already grabbed Maisky's version. I've just been getting into classical recently so I'm probably not well-versed enough to pick out details in different recording artist's versions of the pieces, but I might take a look at Queyras's version later on. Just out of curiosity, what makes you prefer his version to Maisky's?
Well I have already listened to Gould's Goldberg and loved it, so if that's not great by Bach's standards I guess I have some great stuff in store.
Austin Lee
Pls don't bully the Goebel.
Jonathan Martin
Yeah... except for the fact that most people who are actually qualified to judge consider it one of his greatest, if not his greatest, work of all.
>posting Zelenka's orchestral works instead of his responsories, masses or litanies Further proof Zelenka is underrated. youtube.com/watch?v=85xinek5doQ
Joshua Turner
nice bait
David Hall
i want to spoon with poly
Ayden Russell
I've shilled his choral works plenty of times already, user-chan.
Hunter Green
>was schnittke the original meme musician? Who is Vivaldi?
Ian Sanchez
Haydn was a memer
Noah Diaz
My favorite version is
Nicholas Gomez
Someone other than Pachelbel.
Jackson Wilson
STOP IT DON'T BULLY HIM
Adrian Hughes
You could have posted his trio sonatas, or some new scans. I think SLUB actually have most of his manuscripts scanned now.
Chase Edwards
>You could have posted his trio sonatas Those are to Zelenka as the Meme Seasons are to Vivaldi desu. Here's something non-meme youtube.com/watch?v=1bf0-LT6EZg
