Last one actually got 250+ replies, so lets do another one
Gesualdo edition.
/classical/
Adrian Morgan
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Eli Long
bemp
Lucas Hughes
Nice links fgt
Grayson Sanchez
can someone give me a torrent link for classical essentials?
Ian Peterson
>in after how do I into classical?
>General Folder #1. Renaissance up to 20th century/modern classical. Also contains a folder of live recordings/recitals by some outstanding performers.
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>General Folder #2. Mostly Romantic up to 20th century/modern, but also includes recordings of music by Bach, Mozart and others.
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>General Folder #3. Mostly 20th century/modern with other assorted bits and pieces.
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>General Folder #4. Renaissance up to early/mid-20th century. Also contains a folder of Scarlatti sonate and another live recording/recital folder.
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>General Folder #5. Renaissance up to late 19th century.
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>General Folder #6. Very eclectic mix.
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>Renaissance Folder #1. Mass settings.
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>Renaissance Folder #2. Motets and madrigals (plus Leiden choirbooks).
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>Debussy. There is an accompanying chart, available on request.
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>Opera Folder. Contains recorded video productions of about 10 well-known operas, with a bias towards late Romantic.
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>Crudblud stuff
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also no torrent fuck you
Isaac Nguyen
>that picture
Holy shit, when was this made?
Nathaniel Walker
>tfw listening to Rihm's choral works all day
Really good stuff
Jose Bell
Way to start off with a meme composer
Josiah Long
The only composer who isn't a meme is Milhaud
Jaxson Morgan
Isn't Bernardo Bertolucci supposed to be making a film about Gesualdo?
Chase Morgan
Milhaud isn't a meme composer is a meme my friend ;)
Jose Cox
I know, and I'm pretty sure I invented it.
Benjamin Bennett
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Cameron Baker
sup, guys
i was hearing chopin's the nocturne and i simply loved that song
gotta love classical
can you rec more like that?
Gavin Morris
me in the middle
Ryder Perez
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Luis Powell
It's OC.
Logan Morgan
Is classical music fame dead?
Will someone ever become as celebrated as Bach and Beethoven?
Easton Howard
How do you guys know which performers are the best? I don't want to spoil my first listening of a great composer with shitty performers.
Grayson Mitchell
by comparison
if you listen to the best ones first you won't realize what makes them good
Owen Reed
There are plenty of living composers who are celebrated, but they aren't popularly known. Probably the only one who is is Philip Glass.
Ethan Reyes
>Want to go to local concerts.
>No one I know is into classical music.
>Don't really want to go alone.
;_;
Aaron Brooks
dylan won the lit nobel prize, kek
Grayson Hughes
You will realize what makes the worse ones bad once you listen to them, though.
Jeremiah Clark
What's the deal wit John Cage? Am I actually supposed to listen to his music and appreciate him or do I just have to appreciate the fact that that music is out there?
Angel Turner
nope, just a troll
Carter Gray
And to think of all the genuinely great poets they could have given it to.
Ayden Thompson
true, but maybe not in the beginning
it becomes easier and easier to identify good performances as you become more acquainted.
Brandon King
>Ivan Moravec left us without recording Schubert, Grieg, Faure, Scriabin, or more Schumann
>Debussy dead at 55 and left us wondering what he might've done in 20's and 30's
>Schubert dead at 31
>Stravinsky tortured us with his neoclassical and serialist crap for 30 years
>Gershwin dead at 37
>Cage shat out shit for almost 60 years
>Ives losing his ability to compose
What are /classical/ regrets fellow anons? What was most tragic in the history of art music
Dylan Martin
Mahler dying before he could leave us more compositions and/or a recording of him conducting
Christopher Morales
>Bach died due to a eye surgery infection
How extreme is that death? Jesus Christ, I can almost see him screaming with gory shit on his eyes for 3 days and then die without concluding his Contrapunctus XIV.
>tfw the first exposition of his Contrapunctus XIV is your favourite music
>tfw you will never get to fully listen to it because Bach had to die horribly
Nicholas Jones
Mozart lived far too long.
Jacob Gomez
I would've loved to hear how he conducted the Faun
Jason Gonzalez
His piano stuff is great desu
Logan Williams
Berg and Webern dying way too early
Brody Jones
>Mahler died in 1911 with just a handful of truly blissful compositions
Well, at least we don't have to debate on why did he support the Nazi party. Considering how much did he care about his public image we can say that he missed a bullet.
I don't remember the name of the compositions but I've heard a few piano pieces of his (included the ones for Prepared piano).
They were uninteresting at best. The pianos one were usually a few broken chords played for minutes, the ones for prepared piano were just a few riffs repeted again for minutes.
I understand the philosophical interest on his writings, but am I really supposed to listen to that and go ''mmh, that sounds good, it really speaks to me''?
Leo White
Just listen to Cowell, His piano experiments are more harmonically interesting
Daniel Walker
Webern is also another composer/conductor we should have had more recordings from
According to Berg he was very much like Mahler in terms of conducting style and ability
Adam Richardson
Read that as Mahler died in 9/11 for a second.
Kayden Jones
>composed in a serialistic form with his 1913 Ballet Jeux
>His late sonatas returned to a French classicist form, predicting what Stravinsky and other Neoclassicists would do in the 20's and 30's
>late etudes suggest his harmonic language was going beyond the modernism and Jazz he would influence in years to come
What was his endgame? What was music gonna sound like after WW1
Why was he such a trend setter and Stravinsky such a trend follower?
Andrew Cooper
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Josiah Richardson
>implying Liszt didn't anticipate nearly everything that Debussy ever wrote
Nicholas Gray
What did Beethoven look like in his performance? Was he making odd faces when he was playing his sonatas? Did he look like a madman when conducting?
Easton Sanchez
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Anthony Gomez
>implying I said otherwise
>implying he didn't continue and diverge Liszt's genius
I'm a Lisztbro fellow Lisztian
Years of Pilgrimage is still one of the greatest epochal Piano compositions of all time, alongside the Art of Fugue and Beethoven's Sonatas
Xavier Reed
kek
Brandon Perry
Dominic Walker
It must've been insane to hear a piano sound like this in the 1880's
Without this we wouldn't have any of this
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But the ideas are expanded upon without losing any sense of influence or Individuality
Justin Mitchell
Late Liszt is best Liszt
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Landon Russell
>those digits
top kek,
Stravinsky was a disappointment after 1945
He was best when he was Russian, not a Frenchman or an American
Lincoln Moore
hey who wants my dick in their body?
(while bach is playing to keep it music related)
((women only))
(((okay maybe really passable Ames to but I have a high bar)))
Charles Perry
no
Brayden Phillips
>women only
Hunter Green
also can anyone hook me up with LSD?
to the sound of mozart
Joshua Richardson
drugs are bad for you
Jason Ross
being a huge fucking faggot is bad for you
Jonathan Moore
>very much like Mahler in terms of conducting style and ability
>in terms of conducting ability
Mahler was the greatestconductor of all time you know
Benjamin Ramirez
We'll never know for sure
Camden Wright
How can you know it since there are no live recordings of his?
Jayden Clark
>LSD
Whatever makes Mozart tolerable
Alcohol, Cocaine, and Absinthe are the patrician drugs you degenerate
Camden Peterson
>Alcohol, Cocaine, and Absinthe are the patrician drugs you degenerate
Yeah, if you're a Frenchman in 1910 with no access to better drugs.
Buy either 1P-LSD or AL-LAD. They're both legal, the first one is basically LSD (nobody I've ever met ever found any difference), the second is a more bearable and shorter LSD (6 hours instead of 12, but the visuals are stronger).
LSD is the best drug to listen to music and this is a fact.
James Torres
>no access to better drugs.
And yet the music was 20 times more interesting than anyone amounted to LSD
Elijah Anderson
>And yet the music was 20 times more interesting than anyone amounted to LSD
What did he mean by this?
Angel Jones
Cocaine is the true artist's drug.
Robert Howard
Eh, cocaine and alcohol is heavily involved in most music that came out in the last 60 years. Do you really think that Debussy or Beethoven would have turned to shitty psychedelic rock after their first LSD experience, especially considering that LSD is perfect for classical music appreciation?
Dominic Collins
It allows you to be yourself 10x and doesn't turn into an introspective faggot like LSD
Jayden Powell
Cocaine will just make you psyched up on uninteresting things. It's a terrible drug for any kind of activity.
>implying that music doesn't require introspection
Jeremiah Rodriguez
LSD is for navel-gazing pseuds. Cocaine is for people who want to get shit done.
Benjamin Thomas
Fuck off Gould.
Julian Nelson
Spoken like a true coke-head.
Zachary Cooper
how does it feel classical cucks
Leo Russell
Haha yeah, he's basically on the level of Barney the Dinosaur.
Josiah Reyes
I don't really care about it, the modern concept of genre doesn't really apply to classical music.
Jose Garcia
>white patriarchy trying to devalue the music of Black composers
Jose Perez
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Gabriel Hernandez
Bump.
Jose Cruz
>Claire de lune will always be taken out of context of the suite
Shame, the Suite along with the Forgotten Images are the best of the early Debussy pieces
Lincoln Myers
>Philip Glass never composed that opera on the life of Adolf Hitler
>or the one on Charlie Chaplin
Honestly, those would probably be far more interesting than any of the other shit he made on Akhenaten and Gandhi.
Elijah Hill
>LSD
No. You should go the Berlioz route and do Opium.
Jose Ortiz
How does /classical/ feel about
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Ethan Perry
>Boulez never made that opera on Waiting for Godot he though about making
>Boulez is dead and Glass is still alive
Gavin Lee
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Holy fucking shit lads the Chorale in this is actually amazing. Why did I doubt bog?
>scriabin died young
>julian scriabin died too young to continue his fathers legacy
>you will never recover the burned Geirr Tveitt scores
>you will never hear Sibs 8
>you will never hear prokofievs 6th piano concerto
>holst died just when he started to experiment heavily with polytonality
Brody Rogers
Totally serious here...
Whats the point of listening to classical music when progressive rock, jazz, metal and avant garde do literally the same thing but better in every way? Voice can add a whole other instrument to the movements and jazz and avant garde are well, more technical and complex. Is classical music the ULTIMATE poseurcore?
Connor Scott
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Jonathan Myers
>Voice can add a whole other instrument
>there's a Bach cantata literally in the previous post
Easton Kelly
>Holst
Who cares. Give us a finished Bruckner 9.
Andrew Green
it sucks though
Gabriel Evans
Bruckner 9 ends fine the way it is. Bruckner's finales were almost always the weakest link of his music anyway, (aside from the 5th where it's actually the best part).
Joshua Barnes
True. Bruckner is a GOAT.
Holst could've wrote great music though but he chose to be a neoromantic cuck.
Asher Watson
>Bruckner is a GOAT.
sounds like a goat too
Wyatt Johnson
Holst is more very late romantic than neoromantic I think
Adam Barnes
None of those use the same instruments, sound good or use the same techniques. They also all suck.
Isaac Morgan
t. fedora classicalist
Asher Bennett
- person who uses the t. meme
Cameron Ross
t. redditor
Kevin Myers
(You)
Blake Morales
lol
let's find out what animal is your favorite composer
Stravinsky - Platypus
Rachmaninoff - giraffe
Beethoven - wolverine
Lucas Edwards
>Purcell died at 36
>Pergolesi died at 26
>Lully died at 54
>Corelli died at 59
UMM?!?!
Lincoln Evans
>year of our lord 2016
>still wasting time listening to other composers than Mozart
Explain yourselves right now, you philistines.
Hudson Young
>tfw Ravel was a "painstaking" composer
>tfw you can easily listen to his entire ouevre in under a week
I don't know what to do. He's my favorite composer, but I feel like if I finally listen to literally everything he made it'll be like killing him. I don't think I can deal with knowing there's nothing left by Ravel for me to hear. Please help