>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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/classical/ - The 'I Only Listen To Classical Music' Edition
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Let
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Dvorak and Holst are one hit wonders
What's your favorite Petzold composition?
Post rare Bartoks.
Didn't Petzold have like one known composition? Minuet in G minor I suppose.
The loss of his work is one of humanity's greatest tragedies, but please do not forget the splendid Minuet in G major.
True. It makes you wonder if Bach stole more of his works and claimed them as his own.
How do I into Carl Orff?
Reminder.
What was this from? I believe it was by Mozart
It began with a string section like this:
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that's from your own faggotass mouth
Man fuck you I ain't got time to go into fl studio and transcribe that
This is too cute to be Nazi music.
dvorak has a cello concerto and his symphony no. 9.
at least 2 hits
The partitas for viola d'amore
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How do I get into Brahms?
>no black and white photo of a composer
>some shitty meme
you suck OP. Even shit mahlerposting was marginally better
Post /nazicore/ composers.
Geirr Tveitt was a neo-pagan and a nationalsocialist, but rebelled against the Norwegian puppet government of Vidkun Quisling during the war because the dude was a christian faggot and then joined the Norwegian resistance. The guy was 2thule4thekrauts
Okay, this kinda freaked me out. I made this post, checked facebook and lo and behold, pic related.
Have some recommendations :
Piano Sonata No. 3
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Liebeslieder Walzer Op. 52
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Ein Deutsches Requiem - 2nd Movement
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Two Rhapsodies Op. 79
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just listen to the symphonies
(not same user) Holy shit, that was... Legitimately the most beautiful thing I've heard for a while. ty based user, anything more to orff-er? *smug*
botnet bruh, get off the internet, hide. they know where you are.
you do realize Sup Forums is selling information about you
kys
source on this image
>Do you like it?
no.
Sonatina should usually be short and have 2 main themes.
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>should have two main themes
are you dull? it should have a main theme and a side theme, and it actually has them
Its sonata form, the themes can be equal. No one says "main and side themes" they say "A and B themes"
I didn't really pay attention to your piece, but its way too long to be a sonatina
For a Sonatine it's quite long.
10:42 onward sounds like russian folk music.
Also the abrupt tempo change at 11:31 doesn't feel right.
Just remembered:
it's from Schubert's Mass No.2 - Agnus Dei
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Beautiful piece of music.
Incredible. Now I know where Hans Zimmer stol- errr... took inspiration from
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The botnet has you
Gookmoot is indeed selling everyone's information just like he did in Japan.
wow, man.
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If you skip to 13:42 you'll recognize that theme.
I come from the outside and I have a question for you classical listeners.
What albums on this chart (particularly Sup Forumscore) have you listened to and what did you think of them?
Is there a greater Chopin piece than his fourth Ballade? Is there a greater solo piano piece in existence? (yes, I know Hungarian Rhapsody)
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I think Ballade no. 1, Scherzo no. 2, and Nocturne op. 27 no. 2 are on the same level but none have hammered my soul in the exact way
I always forget Tabula Rasa is the token Classical Sup Forumscore album.
There are some good choices in the """CLASSICS""" section. Specifically Faust (1971) Desertshore (1970). Other than that, there are some of my personal favourites of their respective genres - I don't listen to Metal or Hip-hop so I can't comment on those choices. And I've basically heard nothing from the Neo-mu or p4k core sections.
As far as Jazz is concerned, some of my favourite popular Jazz records or """ESSENTIALS""" are listed, specifically: Ornette Coleman's - Free Jazz (1961) and Wayne Shorter's - Speak no Evil (1966) Also I'm a sucker for anything Art Blakey and Mingus.
To conclude - there are alot of my favourite rock albums - specifically in the "classics" section. I hate that Tabula Rasa is the only classical album I can see at first glance, the underepresentation of classical music on Sup Forumscore is kind of laughable.
heard almost all at least once, except for metal
That metal section is the perfect blend of absolute shit and the best in the genre. I wish Sup Forums was more concise when it came to metal.
I would definitely add his second piano sonata due to its 3rd and 4th movement.
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Delius.
Delicious*
your welcom buddy
bela bartok sucks
hey man thanks :))) happy new years okay
>let's put all that romantic era stuff into upper high because it's used in Fantasia
Why is there no recordings of live works when these guys were alive?
There are.
Link to a Beethoven ep?
Who are you referring to ?
There are piano rolls of Rachmaninov, Scriabin, Busoni etc.
Seriously though, that was pretty freaky. I'm not the type of dude to "like" anything on facebook, especially not composers so the fact that that showed up mere minutes after I made a post a Sup Forums about it freaked me out. Geirr Tveitt is pretty "obscure" too, so it can't be a coincedence.
Am i being paranoid here?
Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven particularly
Bach released loads of CDs m8 look on HMV
Johannes Brahms playing and talking
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tristan und isolde prelude has this real dark and melancholic sound to it that i absolutely love and want to hear more of, anyone got any recommendations?
(it was also insanely beautiful in Melancholia)
Google archives every single information you made on the internet (including your latest rule34.paheal search to your credit card number) and uses against you. Welcome to the Web 4.0.
I'm () serious too.
There's some recordings of Grieg, too.
Never knew about that recording.
Thank you !
Sounds like arse
too much oom-pah-pah vs melody shit
get creative
I knew google stored my info to sell me ads, but I didn't know it was that blatant.
It might be because I googled him to get the pic though, not necessarily because I posted it on 4chinz. I've heard rumors of gookmoot fucking with peoples info, though.
Regardless, lads, pretty freaky. Have some idyllic Delius: youtube.com
thanks babe
>including your latest rule34.paheal search
It just started snowing today, so: best recording of Winterreise?
Posted this with pic related in previous thread
>Found these yesterday. I'm not a fan of later Boulez but this 69 recording with Cleveland has to be one of the best I heard of le sacre. Gotta listen to more of his earlier stuff.
Well just listened to the other recording from pic which is from 63 with l'orchestre national de la R.T.F Paris and it's pretty fucking brutal. I made some research and here's a comment I found on amazon:
>It was released on CD at one time on the Ades label. Long out of print. I think I read somewhere that Boulez doesn't like the recording and has done what he can to keep it from coming back in print, although perhaps that is incorrect. I agree that it has a "raw ferocity that few versions can match." Perhaps Boulez has outgrown raw ferocity. Anyway, I agree that this is a great Sacre.
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5/5 highly recommended.
Yeah, I know that recording as well. I'm not sure how accurate it is that Boulez has tried to keep it withheld, though. As far as I know the one recording he did try very hard to withhold was his Beethoven 5th (which is kind of hilarious)--funnily enough it was reissued in the latest Columbia set after his death.
But yeah, that recording is pretty ferocious. It doesn't sound as refined and that's what makes it so good.
In terms of chromaticism almost nothing tops that prelude for me, IMO it's truly in a league of its own
I really love Henry Purcell, which mega should I download?
you guys are much too strict with form classification. A sonatina is not only a 'short sonata', it's also about the necessary technique and the sophistication. For example, Beethoven's 25th sonata was labeled 'sonatina', but was much longer than a 'sonatina' which you have in mind.
Also, why do you care so much about how it's called? Doesn't matter so much
About the themes: you're wrong, at least in the German denomination (Hauptthema, Seitenthema), which is the only language that counts for me in classical music (maybe next to Italian)
I don't get it. It's just mediocre...
>tfw the most patrician thread on Sup Forums is the slowest one
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Maybe you will enjoy Saint-Säens. youtube.com
This piece however, is what got me into classical myself.
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Try Prokofiev's 2nd Piano Concerto
The 3rd movement is similar in character to Dance of the Knights but listen to all of it.
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Thanks, checking them out now.
these are both beautiful
i love bassoon heavy pieces
Bach.
mozzart
Who recorded the best Chopin nocturnes?
I very much enjoyed the first one you posted. Stravinsky didn't really do much for me though.
Listening to this now.
Liszt.
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>suggesting Le Sacre as intro
daring, I too heard it quite early in my listening. Who would've thought a life of metal-music would predispose you for Rite of Spring?
Here are some of my earlier pieces that I think would be easy to get into;
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That'll keep you chewing for a while user.
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works almost as good for me but tristan prelude is still quite better imo
Does anyone understand the physics of how the species of wood a woodwind is constructed with alters the sound? Like a grenadilla clarinet versus boxwood or even plastic? Does it vibrate in some way? Wouldn't acrylic be a more stable/durable/cheaper/cleaner material?
I hear a lot of descriptions about the difference between cedar and spruce soundboards for guitars but I've also read there's no real difference because the only thing that matters is grain density which varies by individual trees.
boulez's stravinsky in general is always good. dude has remarkable insight to the ballet scores
I'm also a metal fan. I think that's why I liked the heaviness of the Prokofiev I posted. Thanks for your recommendations, I'll save and work my way through them.
Revisit the Rite at some point. It's a really great piece that (in my experience at least) never ceases to be enjoyable, but perhaps you just need to get over the initial shock first.
How's my opera voice?
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