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Does anyone know where I can find a piano recital of Pierrot Lunaire without voice accompaniment ?
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Daniel Young
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Jaxon Nguyen
>tripfag
>no mega links
>Schoenberg
Top cuck.
Nathan Phillips
>no mega links
Post them yourself if you need them so much.
>Schoenberg
Yes, and ?
Dylan Nguyen
the piece is supposed to have a vocalist...why would there be recordings of it without the vocalist?
James Powell
>piano recital
The piece is supposed to have flute, violin, cello, and clarinet as well. I am not asking for these. I am just looking for an isolated instance of the piano sections.
Blake Green
The E-flat major quartet > the dissonance meme quartet
Ethan Rivera
Check out my channel.
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(subscrib)
Robert Watson
post some more shit
Ethan Rogers
I want to upload some ockeghem but I'm trying to find a good pic, it has to click you know.
John Hughes
So, /comp/ doesn't really exist anymore, so I thought some of you guys might be able to help. I'm a piano student of five years, versed relatively well in theory, I mainly do jazz but have been getting more into classical in recent months.
Anyway, I decided to compose something with a lot of counterpoint.
I tried to go for a Bach type feel, but it kinda feels like budget Bach, if you know what I mean.
If anyone is willing to give it a rate that'd be much appreciated. Please be gentle senpai, its my first completed piece.
Ethan Williams
Why is Chopin so good bros? Is it true that virginity grants you incalculable powers?
Hunter Carter
What are some good harpsichord works? Preferably baroque but i'm not fussed.
Jaxson Jackson
Goldberg Variations is a good one
Benjamin Price
Sounds popular-ish. It's good work, Corpse Bride kind of feel.
It doesn't really sound very erudite, but with more work and less repetitive themes it'd be perfect.
>Chopin
>Prefering Rubinstein to Ashkenazy
plebs
Xavier Hall
Rubinstein isn't my favorite but he gets wanked on so much I feel obligated to listen to him every so often.
Owen Mitchell
Thanks! I'm still working on it of course, and I get the idea that the themes are repetitive, since I was trying to space out some of the other parts with more variation. I appreciate the feedback.
Jacob Carter
Yeah, i've been listening to Argerich, Ashkenazy and Yundi Li
Any recommendations?
Jackson Harris
They're good. I like Zimerman and Pollini generally. They play in a modern style which I believe is closer to Chopin's taste since he was nuts about Mozart.
There's a lot of valuable old meme recordings with more rubato. Ignaz Friedman playing mazurkas. Dinu Lipatti playing waltzes. Moriz Rosenthal's misc recordings are really great but much of it has terrible sound quality. Rachmaninoff also recorded a bunch of Chopin. Alfred Cortot was a big deal back in the day.
Maria Joao Pires' nocturnes are good and have quality stereo sound.
Connor Torres
Bump
Alexander Lewis
Hoffmeister>the rest
Christopher Fisher
Nathaniel Gomez
Benjamin Sanchez
anyone know any good works with a celeste?
wikipedia says that a lot of impressionist composers used it, but i can't find any works...
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im also interested in its use in other genres such as jazz and so on
Justin Harris
listened to and loved borodin's 2nd string quartet, any recomendations for similar chamber music?
Colton Ortiz
i believe there's an arrangement of Mahler's Das Lied which uses one
Daniel Hill
Carter's double concerto.
Alexander Miller
Doesn't Bolero use a Celesta? If so I bet it's in some of ravels other works.
Poulencs harpsichord concerto is pretty cool
Jace Reed
Which is the best Season and why is it Winter?
Julian Gomez
Diamond commercials nostalgia.
William Green
I never see anyone say this but Gerald Moore is a dope piano accompanist.
Nicholas Diaz
what's that video where a giantic monster doll gives birth to smaller deformed creatures that are humans in creepy mascot suits, I think it was a part some avantgarde composer's performance
Jacob Allen
Wtf cello suite no 3 in c minor??
(Cello suite 5) Arranged for harpsichord? Bach already fucking did that, it's BWV 995
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Stupid mother fuckers
Joseph Gonzalez
>Does anyone know where I can find a piano recital of Pierrot Lunaire without voice accompaniment ?
there was a Gould recording.. oh, wait
Leo Gutierrez
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Was Beethoven commissioned by God?
Adam Bell
No
Kayden Miller
Fairly often I'll listen to the last 10 minutes of this. It's Schubert approved.
Dominic Hall
More contrary motion
That fixes everything
Brayden Perez
...
Noah Davis
ew
Adam Adams
I hope Lang dies desu
Jackson Gutierrez
what are you, gay?
Dominic Parker
What instrument does every1 play
Or are you a loser who just listens to classical music
Julian Collins
who are generally the best orchestras?
David Peterson
Eh, I like 2D traps desu
Ryder Barnes
why releases by modern players have so tasteless covers
but if for classical releases it is some kind of indicator of tasteless and soulless perfomances most of the time, jazz releases has some real awful artworks while having decent to good material, eh?
Justin Miller
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Who composed this?
Xavier Russell
me t b h
Dylan Stewart
sounds like this guy
Grayson Gomez
I don't know, Mozart? Vivaldi? Fuck, maybe Strauss jr. or Brahms. Like how the fuck would I know?
Benjamin Gomez
Yeah isn't this Strauss
Jace Sullivan
>I haven't watched/listened Nutcracker in full
>not even suite
kys my man
Justin Nguyen
>listening to music only if short, fat, balding, syphilitic derivative composer listened to it
Damn. No wonder Schubert had no gf.
Carson Jones
That's the Mendelssohn nocturne from a midsummer night's drum
Isaac Torres
just listened to bolero, absolutely love that piece.
its interesting how he only rly uses it to double the melody in some parts, it has such a nice texture.
im def gonna check out some more ravel thx m8
Juan Fisher
Logan Clark
could it be ligeti's Le grand macabre?
keyboard, accordion, guitar, drumkit, voice, theremin, cello, flagolet.
Chase Perry
We should just make the ultimate mega link so people stop bitching about this
Brayden Sullivan
Intro to french baroque? What should I listen to?
Jack Phillips
Reamu, Lully, Couperin. That's about it.
Caleb Martinez
>Reamu
*Rameau
Ryder Davis
>the four memes
I bet you liked the sonnets too you fucking autist
Juan Roberts
>Marais
>Viseé
>Sante Colombe
>Leclair
>Rebel
>Forqueray
>Philidor
t. Uncultured retard
Thomas Gutierrez
>posts worst 2hu
>calls me uncultured
Camden Thomas
>mfw he expresses an opinion that further solidifies his unculturedness
Christian Davis
Joseph Fisher
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Did this one bcuz of u bby.
Grayson Ward
>tfw not Rebel
>tfw didn't compose the le Elemens suites
Bentley Thomas
I want to sing in a choir or at least learn how to sing.
How should I go about this? I'm 21 male and have never taken music/singing lessons before.
Owen Barnes
probably school is your best bet, or a local one
you gotta know how to read music though
Jordan Scott
yeah that's what I thought.
Is there any way to know your range though?
Or do I need to embarrass myself in front of a teacher to know?
Carter Bell
>De Viseé
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Nolan Murphy
i like that version more than the bach's version at least on harpsichord
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but yeah it sounds better on guitar
Andrew Jackson
Hey, /classical/.
Here's the chart for newcomers I posted in the last two threads. Had a lot of fun cobbling it together with y'all.
I swapped Shostakovich's 15th + Jewish Folk Poetry with a more comprehensive symphony compilation, but otherwise it's the same as last time.
Feel free to critique and make suggestions.
Samuel Watson
>classical
>art
classical is very structured and paper based. very rule-y. see, art rock, art pop, art punk, has never been structured and almost always dissonant
Evan Johnson
>classical is very structured and paper based
(not true, by the way.)
Blake Butler
There needs to be better recordings, period.
Replace Karajan with Leibowitz so when SDF sees this he won't explode.
I think Berio's Sinfonia should be there too. You could probably kick out Branca or Gorecki.
Dominic Robinson
have you ever listened to classical music ? have you ever seen people playing classical music ?
Charles Ortiz
You are posting baffling inaccurate information. is that way
Caleb Turner
Have you?
Carson Rogers
for the shostakovich symphony cicle is better kondrashin
Robert Rodriguez
How do you guys find good recordings?
Charles Walker
I just realized that Monteverdi isn't on here either. Kick out Handel's water music and put this or a version of l'Orfeo (only listened to Jacobs' recording, there's probably a better one out there).
Brandon Cox
i have, i have atteneded several classical concerts, my mom and my brother plays classical piano. there's no dissonance in classical music. it's all perfectly structured and no dissonance at all. pretty much the basis of all modern music out there right now. they all obey the rule of chord progression. very technical very theoritical. while art music is like noise, no wave, and just dissonant stuffs with tryhard voices. just like abstract painting. classical music is realism/reinassance painting. the thing about classical music is the atmosphere, of classic european culture
Tyler Wood
>there's no dissonance in classical music
lmao
Colton Bennett
show me one. no modern classical, ok
Dominic Nguyen
I go to classicstoday.com and look up a piece then scroll to the bottom of a random review and the article author will write reference recordings.
Robert Parker
Gabriel Harris
Do you actually not know what dissonance is ?
Levi Bennett
Dissonance is very relative. Dissonance not only exists between vertical tones, but among horizontal tones and harmonies. As soon as a composer moves away from the tonic chord, a dissonance is created, in a sense. As soon as a Gregorian Chant goes from a single line sung in unison to a single line sung in parallel fifths, more dissonance is created. A minor second is dissonant compared to a major second, a major second is dissonant compared to a major third, a major third is dissonant compared to a perfect fifth and a perfect fifth is dissonant compared to an octave.
Even if we're speaking in not so extremely relevant terms, it seems strange to me to ask for dissonance in Renaissance and Baroque era works. It's absolutely everywhere. Just listen to any random Baroque era piece and you'll probably get to a point where the composer starts writing chains of suspensions.
Listen to this piece by Vivaldi: youtube.com
Practically every measure of the vocal part has either a suspension (a note of the previous harmony being held over into the next harmony) or an appogatura (a note of a harmony anticipating the latter harmony in the former harmony), both of which contain obvious dissonance.
Charles Martinez
>Classical music is paper based
What did he mean by this?
Josiah Lewis
>mozartdissonancequartet.mp3
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John Baker
It's not. It's Spring.
Nolan Barnes
How's this?
Chase Cooper
Awful musician and awful cover. Yikes.
Colton Murphy
Clarinet.
David James
The quality of the cover speaks for the quality of the player, doesn't it?
Jace Anderson
Are you implying only dissonant music can be considered art?
>art punk
Are you this guy?
Liam Torres
Jacob Long
>I don't ever remember listening to a piece of classical music that could vary its instrumental play in such a way as to obscure which instrument is actually being played
wew
Nathan Martin
>De Viseé
>de
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