>Glenn Gould Is The Hottest Pianist Is this a joke about the fact that he always felt cold and would perform with the heat on and wear jackets during summer?
Isaac Diaz
Isn't the bassline I should pay attention to?
Jayden Moore
Uh... yeah. THat's definitely a thing I knew about him when I made the thread. It's a clever joke.
Brayden James
with bach, pay attention to everything.
Jordan Adams
Wait for the sick bassdrop. Also
James Hall
Do you remember them? Do you always know what comes next when you're listening to them?
If you can't even clearly remember them there is no point in trying to analyze them and find patterns, unless you have a very good foundation on music theory and ear training. Listen to them, memorize them and then come back.
Ian Kelly
>tfw i just discovered La Demoiselle élue Lads it's magical. Might just br Debussy's best.
is that his entire discography? why don't you post different stuff
Gabriel Reed
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Jaxon Edwards
FUCK OFF We've already told you to give hum the theme on vocaroo, or at least give more informations about it. You're indications are fucking meaningless, ffs
David Bell
You said that. But what I said is literally eveyrthing I remember about it. I was pretty specific about the content of the youtube video at least.
Alexander Allen
yes
Michael White
Hi /classical/, does any of you recognize this solo piano piece? I just heard it in the 1980 documentary Poto and Cabengo. >clyp.it/xeldkiuc
rate and subscribe (it's just a work in progress, it lasts only 1 minute) also those violins are just placeholders
Kevin Green
Does anyone know where i could find an original Rossini's The Storm piece? All the ones on youtube sound too hyperactive and lack the power of the original one. I don't remember where I first heard it, I might be wrong, but this sounds a little too fast.
Here, listen to some Black Sabbath. You've been keeping up the facade of superiority long enough, you can indulge, I grant it unto you: youtube.com/watch?v=V8l7ErLb-qM
Matthew Perry
Damn, at least post a good band
Juan Walker
>facade sorry to break it to you but we legit love classical.
Sabbath are shit
Carter Morgan
Is metal the classical music of the 20th/21th century?
Bentley Reyes
Basically. Technical death metal is the closest thing to classical that exists today.
Anthony Gray
wrong.
John Sanchez
True. I actually meant to say intelligent dance music.
Camden Martinez
what about modern classical?
Jason Taylor
Metal was invented by a classical composer in 1912.
He coined dissonant chugging, technical polyrhythms and syncopations
Metal didn't get to close this level of complexity until late 90s, and even then didn't really make it. Stravinsky also utilizes dynamics and timbres much more effectively than any metal band ever has.
If you hear this piece in concert, its louder than any metal band. Pretty impressive considering there's no amplification.
>Technical death metal is the closest thing to classical that exists today. *Contemporary classical
Death metal tends to use one scale (harmonic minor or some other minor scale) and never really gets complex when it comes to polyphony. Death metal is a using a tiny portion of 19th century classical techniques, and drenching them in distortion to try to sound "heavy".
Matthew Butler
I thought they stopped making that.
Owen Bennett
Is flamenco guitar /classical/?
Gavin Wilson
No, only Ghibli
Tyler Jenkins
kill yourself
Easton Nguyen
t. metalfag
Luis Russell
Art music always exists alongside popular music. Plebs just dont know about it.
hearing an equal tempered major third over a justly intonated major third...why do we still mix pianos and string orchestras for the love of FIFTEEN WHOLE CENTS...ughhh
Christopher Russell
That hard work and pure dedication won't be enough.
Dylan Ortiz
What's your goal?
Aiden Russell
To become a truly great composer.
Nolan Lewis
youtube.com/watch?v=p12ILpVZ_HY I really like this one, it's very interesting how he detaches the eighths and connects the fourths when it would be more intuitive to do the opposite and follow the trend in most of Bach's pieces.
Christian Powell
Yeah, I'd probably come up with a plan B.
Adam Hernandez
his wtk is god tier imo.
Ethan Bell
Glenn Gould's Bach interpretations are technically good, but he doesn't play the repeats, therefore they're worthless. What a waste.
Robert Anderson
no.
Hunter Morgan
Thanks for clearing that up. I wasn't too sure on the matter.
Jackson Thompson
just skip around the recordings yourself
Robert Sanchez
where do i start with pierre boulez's pieces?
Isaac Thompson
He never stop at the repeats, so you can't even cut it yourself.
Jason Lee
>he doesn't play the repeats, therefore they're worthless why? repeats in some pieces can be seen as optional, but why does that make his interpretations worthless regardless?
Lucas Mitchell
because of user's aspergers
Bentley Rodriguez
Sir Neville Mariner or Raymond Leppard for Brandenburg Concertos? Or maybe another option?
there's no terrible performances on that list but i don't see any particularly great ones either
honestly it doesn't matter that much though, since it seems like the kind of list you use to get into a composer, and you don't need to get autistic about interpretations at that stage
