Dog edition.
Post your favorite dogs, composers, performers, and combinations of those things.
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Asher Kelly
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Christopher Roberts
Lincoln Roberts
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Benjamin Rodriguez
Links for you faggots.
>General folder. Renaissance up to 20th century/modern classical
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>General folder #2. Mostly Romantic up to 20th century/modern, but also includes Bach and Mozart subfolders
mega.co.nz
>General folder #3. Mostly 20th century/modern with other assorted bits and pieces
mega.co.nz
>Debussy Folder: Recordings of Debussy's most important/famous works
mega.co.nz
>Opera folder: Construction in progress. Features recorded productions of various operas
mega.co.nz
>Renaissance Folder: Paired with a chart.
mega.co.nz
>Calcium's Compilation folder: 20 albums from baroque up to modern. Will be updated soon. Paired with a chart.
mega.co.nz
>CLT's history of the western canon: Comprehensive run-through of western classical music from the monks up to the present day. Paired with a chart
mega.co.nz
>Crudblud stuff
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Kayden Moore
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Michael Sanders
I have a concert in about two and a half hours and even though I'll do fine I'm still having some of that stage anxiety.
Tell me a joke, /classical/. Hard mode: it's not my life.
Nathan Flores
what kind of dog is that ??? xD
Gabriel Bailey
listen to some music that pumps you up.
Lincoln Sullivan
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Justin Nguyen
A capitalist
Nicholas Sullivan
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Nicholas Price
that's a rabbit you dumbass
Owen Sanders
Petzold
Carson Barnes
what the h*ck is Harry Potter doing to Hedwig?
Anthony Martinez
xD
Leo Sanders
classicfm.com
>Now, we all get angry from time to time. But Jean-Philippe Rameau used to get so annoyed with his dog barking out of tune while he was playing that he would hurl it across the room
>French "people"
Jacob Anderson
is this classical also what's the criteria for something being classical
Adrian Brooks
Don't blame him. Blame that tone-deaf dog.
Bentley Richardson
Hey all
I've been playing piano for quite some time now, I wouldn't say that I am good, but not terribly bad either. I just finished Chopin's Ballade in G minor for reference.
I've been interested in learning the Russian method of playing piano, since I've been getting RachBoners lately. Any help appreciated, thanks.
And to contribute, Rachmaninoff Symphony no. 2 as a piano concerto!
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Landon Butler
Post snowy Russian music
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Brandon Lopez
Opinions on Matačić?
Cameron Perez
>tfw other people are saving rare composers now
Mind if I save this rarebussy?
Grayson Cox
Yeah. He was a fat fucker
Julian Moore
So was Bach
Xavier Perez
Oliver Smith
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Christian Ward
Also I'm glad to see Decca finally got its shit together with this one.
Rachmaninoff was a cunt.
Connor James
Where's the dog
Dylan Martin
"Bump"
Aiden Fisher
>concertists who take no soft drug before performances
You guys are heroes in my book. In my orchestra there are literally only 3 guys who plays always sober (first fute, first violin and a basoonist who is just to prude for it), everyone else don't have the mental strenght to remain calm during performances.
I personally always drink a 33cl beer before playing. Most of my fellow musicians smoke weed to remain calm. A few of them are delving into opiates (wich is shockingly common in modern orchestras).
Jordan Perez
I always hear about stuff like this so it shouldn't surprise me but it still does. It makes sense, though, because I always refused to participate in my teacher's recitals and it pissed her off. That was when I was too young for drugs.
Nathan Gonzalez
>tfw singer so muh delicate instrument gets fucked up if I even so much as drink the day before a performance
I mean, if I have to sing something that lies a bit low, I can get away with a beer or two the night before, but I've had to perfect the art through trial and error over a number of years.
Josiah Adams
Fairly good conductor who was sometimes great.
Matthew Russell
>opiates (wich is shockingly common in modern orchestras).
judging by your grasp of English, I'm going to just assume you don't know what you're talking about. How many different professional orchestral musicians have you heard of taking opiates? I've never heard of one. Professional performers dont drink before performances, they definitely dont smoke weed before performances. Even youth orchestras have more restraint than that.
Austin Sullivan
Whats the best recording of Bartoks 2nd violin concerto?
Old recordings meme welcome I guess but I'd prefer something with decent sound quality
Kayden Wilson
Try Faust for a modern recording
Wyatt Moore
Thanks
Daniel Richardson
Faust for sure is a good modern one. Menuhin's with Dorati is a bit pastoral for the piece, but it's still worth hearing for a different take, and you get that great Mercury sound. It should be noted that Menuhin was a favored violinist of the composer.
And, of course, we have the rare privilege of being able to hear the piece during its premiere performance--the Mengelberg/Szekely performance. It is hard to overstate how good the interpretation is, and it's doubly amazing how well all the performers have the music in their stride. Personally I think it's still unmatched in its interpretive qualities, but since it's a live recording from the late 30s you get a lot of surface noise, ticks, etc. I think it's an essential recording to hear, but it probably isn't for everyone.
Nolan Hill
Post composers who died too early
Levi Rodriguez
That's more indepth than i expected, thanks mate
James Powell
Bamp
Jacob Bell
Listening to some Gabrieli
Grayson Bailey
David Cook
CLT's history of the western canon doesn't work but i doubt you guys care because you hate him
Nolan Perry
this is the worst general on Sup Forums
Brayden Green
Pergolesi. Died at 26 from tuberculosis.
Ethan Fisher
>what is /daily/
Benjamin Anderson
>What is KPOP GENERAL
Zachary Cox
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Grayson Moore
>what is /blipblop/
Nolan Howard
>tfw start teaching kids piano
>tfw they are all talentless
Is there any worse feel?
Hunter Cook
Well you're probably getting paid for it so it's not all bad.
Liam Turner
le chopin banane
Daniel Murphy
bass clarinet is a great instrument
Carter Nguyen
What does /classical/ think of "variation" works? What is your favorite?
Brandon Lewis
I would go with :
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Jose Williams
I'll restrain myself to variations that feature "Variation" somewhere in the title because otherwise I'll be here for ages and I've got an essay to write. Except for including the final movement of K491 cause I love it.
Variation on a theme by Haydn - Brahms
Variations on a theme by Paganini - Brahms
Variations and fugue on a theme by Handel - Brahms
Helena Variations - Bantock
10 Variations on a Finnish Folk Tune (Kultaselle) - Busoni
Variations on "La ci darem la mano" - Chopin
Variations on a Slovakian Theme - Martinu
36 Variations on "The People United Will Never Be Defeated" - Rzewski
Fantasia (quasi variazione) on Old 104th Psalm Tune - Vaughan Williams
Colton Morris
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i like the diabelli variations
Adrian Williams
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Luke Collins
Best dog pic teebs
Owen Brown
>final movement of K491
The variations in the clarinet quintet are GOAT too.
Matthew Kelly
Then let two of the dead--us two--for once live life to its uttermost--before we go down to our graves again! But not here in the half darkness! Not here with this hideous dank shroud flapping around us---No, no--up in the light, and in all the glittering glory! Up to the Peak of Promise! There we will hold our marriage-feast, oh, my beloved! The sun may freely look on us. All the powers of light may freely look on us--and all the powers of darkness too.
I do Ehnes. Not huge on that piece, though.
How old are they? If they're 14+, you should pull a Bartok and take one as a bride.
Depends on what you consider a "variation" work. If it counts, the Art of Fugue. If not, I'd probably go with the last movement of Biber's double Viole d'Amore partita.
Robert Martin
Goldberg by '55 Gould because it's the shortest. I like them when they don't go on forever with a single melody.
Josiah Scott
How can one man be so based?
Michael Evans
Time for jail, Cal
Luis Gonzalez
I got a soft spot for Follia variations & their evolution per composer.
Isaac Young
Eotvos
Joshua Green
Bentley Barnes
LOOK AT THIS SUGAR DADDY
Was thinking of Vivaldi's Follia; then I remembered Biber. But you should have linked Liszt instead of Rachmanshitoff.
Cooper Torres
everyone starts talentless user. It takes years to become talented.
Luke Wood
does /classical/ like philip glass?
Christopher Smith
1 of u lads gimme a crash course in sonorism pls. cheers.
Connor Morales
Minimalism is degenerate.
Jordan Gonzalez
>everyone starts talentless user
nope
Aaron Morris
Some might say we will find a brighter day
Anthony Sanchez
where start with wagner
Kevin Nelson
WEEEEEE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Jeremiah Price
Parker Ross
Wagner's work is of the uttermost subtlety, complexity and sophistication, imbued as much with delicacy and tenderness as with emotional assertiveness (and containing, it so happens, as much soft as loud music). Far from being affectively crude it is of the deepest psychological penetration, inexhaustible in its insight into the human condition.
Lincoln Carter
*tips fedora*
Jayden Evans
dumb ass, I could give you patrician shit but instead i'll say goldberg like a basic bitch
Lincoln Lewis
>subtlety
stopped reading there
Jack Mitchell
Ok, I know it's an odd request, but I'm in America and can't seem to play this because of rights issues. Is there any way some kind Britanon could find away to download the audio off of iplayer and upload it?
Camden Lee
whos a decent but obscure composer with minimal, droney but melodic pieces?
Lucas Hill
Xavier Wood
What does /classical/ think of Petrassi?
Dominic Parker
CLT meme
Jackson Jenkins
Benjamin Roberts
no but really, what do you think of him?
Jaxon Turner
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Lucas Baker
don't ever say Mozart's name in my presence unless you want to get hit
Carson Butler
Post pieces to peacefully end my life to.
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Caleb Jenkins
Hey guys can you recommend an underrated composer?
Jace Phillips
Bach.
Samuel Taylor
Have 3:
Martinů
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Schnittke
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Arensky
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Jason Diaz
microtonality is the future of music tbph
Camden Lopez
All properly rated if not overrated.
Fuck off poly.
Carter Fisher
>I accidentally a whole western music
Lincoln Parker
Its more than no one knows them to rate them. Underrated as in under-performed and unknown compared to the incredible music they have produced.
Underrated as in you undervalue their importance and value. Martinů as a prime example of how tonal music can still be relevant in the 20th century, Schnittke as the spiritual successor to Shostakovitch, and incredibly influential in 20th century composers. Arensky as hugely important and influential in the Moscow conservatory, and a wealth of beautiful music rarely recorded or performed.
Jace Parker
>the incredible music they have produced
None of them have any.