Couldn't find a thread up so I decided to make one. Post your favorite classical music ITT. Here's one of my favorites: youtube.com/watch?v=M0HECZWbXAI
Why do composers suck so much at conducting their own music?
Lincoln Ortiz
who are some "obskure" composers
Isaac Garcia
His chamber music is actually pretty good unlike the rest of his music
Brody Reed
I haven't been listening to classical music long but I really like Beethoven, especially his 6th symphony and the Große Fuge. Does anyone have any good symphonies or string quartets and quintets? They don't necessarily have to be in the same vein as the ones I mentioned. Please wax poetic about it if you wish. I'm just having trouble getting out of my Beethoven bubble since there's so much classical music.
William Wood
Whats a good recording for messiaens preludes? This one sounds too muffled and bassy for some reason
Dvorak 9. Very dramatic, has a ton of catchy melodies, and has a cyclic structure that is very easy to notice.
Ethan Foster
Schubert is still pretty boring.
Thomas Rogers
delet
Parker Reed
Wanderer Trio is much better
Robert Moore
Not really
Jordan Sullivan
I had to sit through an organ piece of Franck's as a voluntary the other day. Excruciatingly boring stuff
Ryder Rodriguez
Listen to all of Beethoven's symphonies so you can shitpost here about why you prefer one of them to the others.
Otherwise download things from the megas that look interesting
Even with the meme-y janissary keyboard add-on that Staier uses in the scherzo of the e-flat trio?
It's still one of my favourite trios but I'm not as overwhelmingly obsessed with it as I used to be.
Liam Gonzalez
Eccentric as fuck, but I liked it
Owen Morris
find a better rendition of tripelkonzert BWV 1044 than this youtube.com/watch?v=DClyWF4pD2I >dat phrasing >dat tension >dat merging of voices into a single beast
Listening to some of Dufay's isorhythmic motets. Funky stuff
Gabriel Diaz
all of these cucks hella overated schoenberg is the father of avant garde you plebs dont even comprehend what he did for the theory of music
Henry James
this is Sup Forums not /coldsweat/
Easton White
>completely isolated from the rest >normie
he was our guy for sure
Jeremiah Thomas
Symphonies: try Brahms 3, Dvorak 8-9, Mendelssohn "Italian", Schubert 8-9, Mahler 5 Quarters: try Borodin 2, smetana 1, Dvorak 10-14, Hayden's opus 76 quartets, Mendelssohn 6, Tchaikovsky 1, Debussy and ravel quartets (God tier) Schubert 13-15 if you haven't already....Bartok and Shostakovich as well
Outside of string quartets you should try some quintets. Brahm's string quintets are outstanding. His piano quintet and clarinet quintet are both towering masterpieces
The list goes on...
Nolan Richardson
What're you listening to for Holocaust remembrance day?
Yes, overall I am pretty impressed with him as a conductor. All his recordings have been well directed, though you get the occasional weirdness like the full-retard diction in his Dido recording.
He's so young too, I look forward to more years of his recordings
Nielsen flute concerto is one of my favourite works by him (although to be fair, that list isn't particularly long)
Then there area few Bach things I can remember off the top of my head: the Domine Deus and Benedictus from the B Minor Mass and the Easter Oratorio (which I think features some of Bach's finest writing for flute)
Zachary Scott
Can you stop posting this? It's garbage.
Brayden Lewis
Pleb
Josiah Barnes
Who are the best contemporary composers of Western Art Music?
Wyatt Moore
...
Nicholas Carter
My Dad guess who he is
Justin Harris
who are some composers that tim hecker probably draws influence from? debbusy? probably grimes
Liam Cook
*debussy 2 many drinkz
Josiah Walker
>who are some composers that tim hecker probably draws influence from? Trash B. Mann, Hecker named him as a big influence
