>No /classical/ general since yesterday
Why?
Anyways, I don't have the pastebin nor anything.
But, classical general! I guess.
/classical/ general
Ryan Diaz
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Kayden Peterson
what kind of firetruckery is this?
Lincoln Peterson
Step 1: go into archive
Step 2: ctrl+F /classical/
Step 3: copy+paste
>General Folder #1. Renaissance up to 20th century/modern classical. Also contains a folder of live recordings/recitals by some outstanding performers.
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #2. Mostly Romantic up to 20th century/modern, but also includes recordings of music by Bach, Mozart and others
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #3. Mostly 20th century/modern with other assorted bits and pieces
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #4. Renaissance up to early/mid-20th century. Also contains a folder of Scarlatti sonate and another live recording/recital folder.
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #5. Renaissance up to late 19th century
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #6. Very eclectic mix
mega.co.nz
>General Folder #7. Too lazy to write up a description for this, but it has a little of everything
mega.nz
>General Folder #8. The user who made this loves the yellow piss of DG on his face. Also there's some other stuff in here.
mega.nz
>Renaissance Folder #1. Mass settings
mega.co.nz
>Renaissance Folder #2. Motets and madrigals (plus Leiden choirbooks)
mega.co.nz
>Debussy. There is an accompanying chart, available on request.
mega.co.nz
>Opera Folder. Contains recorded video productions of about 10 well-known operas, with a bias towards late Romantic
mega.co.nz
>Random assortment of books on music theory and composition, music history etc.
mega.nz
Oliver Garcia
what's your favourite piece of Renaissance music?
Asher Carter
mille regretz
Robert Miller
>/classical/
>page 10
Yeah sounds about right.
Ayden Williams
Do these sound a lot better than youtube?
Christopher Barnes
Angel Brooks
search anything classical related and add "- topic" to it and you get multiple good recordings
Adrian Perry
It seems like you guys hate Shostakovich. Why?
youtube.com
Anthony Thompson
why are we so dead at the moment? Maybe if I make some bait threads to lure Sup Forums into arguments we can get some of them here and we can evangelize
Ryder Gonzalez
I'm surprised that wikipedia lists Alberich as a baritone role: I don't think I've ever heard him sung by anyone who didn't sound at least a bass-baritone
Xavier Ward
Pisendel
Samuel Long
Maybe the power required for wagnerian roles is more easily met by bass-baritones singing a little higher in their register/They might have more squillo in this register than a baritone would singing the same notes? I know nearly nothing about singing, though,
Blake Ramirez
Mozart = underrated
Hunter Cook
Mozart is one of the most popular composers of all time. How is he overrated?
Evan Cook
Underrated, even.
Fuck me
Dylan Campbell
Not terribly related but
>hear one note of piece
>I immediately know what piece it is (Eine Kleine Nachtmusik)
how?
Jose Long
CLT meme residue
Hunter Ward
you heard more than 1 note, it's a quintet after all
Michael Harris
I can do it in a church
I can do it any time or place
I can do it like an angel
Easton Butler
don't understand what you mean
Julian Evans
Antonio Salieri - Sinfonia Veneziana
One of my favorite symphonies, only 10 minutes long.
youtube.com
Cooper Kelly
okay a very common chord then
Parker Foster
Funny, I think it was Tuesday I listened to Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. Hadn't listened to it in months I think.
Sebastian Watson
youtube.com
and, no, for the most part there's no appreciable difference in sound quality between the megauploads and those on the -topic channels.
Justin Martin
reminds me of Haydn
Kayden Reyes
I thought Mozart had class.
Justin Cox
no, mozart was romantic
Isaac Evans
I'm 21, I've never played an instrument before, but want to learn... Is it too late for me familia?
Have a nice chunk of income to get a tutor every week at the most.
But getting a tutor I've heard is the toughest part.
John Diaz
Oh shit forgot to mention violin El em ay oh
Zachary Miller
H-hey guys, I don't know if this is the correct place to ask but does anyone know the name of the song that starts at 2:10? I've tried Shazam and I've gotten 3 different results and none of them are right and it's not in the track list and Sup Forums was no help.
m.youtube.com
Is it just improvisation? I thought it could be classical since later on in this episode they use Chopin's Heroic Polonaise Op. 53
Lucas White
generic meandering animango garbola senpai
Samuel Hall
a classic
youtube.com
Christian King
sounds like it was composed for the episode senpai
but if you want more like it check out this video ;)
youtu.be
Joseph Bennett
IMO the biggest difference between starting an instrument as an adult instead of a child is the self-awareness that you, as a beginner, sound like absolute dogshit, for months. It's difficult to get past and you'll likely never equal someone who started young without intense daily practice, but if you've got the money, then why not?
Camden Carter
Also rent an instrument, but make sure it's not crappy, otherwise you'll be hurting yourself. Not sure if there's a place that has non-shitty rentals for cheap, tho.
Tyler Carter
Yikes. That is not a flattering Khachataurian photo angle desu. He looks like a fish.
Christian Young
No, we don't.
Christian Long
He was literally autistic. Also "Lick My Ass" was never intended for public performance.
Jordan Myers
Haydn is so underrated...by plebs
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Joshua Hernandez
This same question again. No, if you truly have will power and interest it is not too late for that.
Oliver Wilson
The Classical era as a whole is underrated.
Lincoln Murphy
the sound of silence
Cooper Bennett
There are actually people snobbish enough to discount Haydn because his works are accessible. As if having beautiful and memorable melodies were a bad thing
Hunter Thomas
I used to prefer baroque but after I heard Haydn's symphony 103 I preferred classical era.
Thomas Roberts
youtube.com
Listen to Szymanowski right now you fucking faggots
Michael Johnson
just wait till you get to 104
Levi Mitchell
>learn Scriabin 5th and 7th sonatas
>play them like shit
>get drunk
>immediatly fix the interpretation, bringing it to a performance level in a matter of hours
The stereotypes were true after all.
David Turner
this:
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I would definitely recommend checking out the lute works of Francesco Da Milano if you're into Renaissance music.
Xavier Evans
wew
David Walker
>Summer
>every other board is flooded by teenagers
>/classical/ dies off
The true mark of patricianship.
Thomas Brown
youtube.com
One of the most hilarious mishmashes of musical styles I've heard. The cadenza is fucking hilarious--I'm not sure anyone else knew what he'd be doing.
Ethan Martin
God, I hate Goulda's compositions. I guess he'll get a free pass, given how unbelievably good he is and was as a pianist, especially in his youth.
Lincoln Russell
not sure how I feel about this
on one hand the sudden stylistic shifts are awful but on the other the cello bops pretty well
Hunter Johnson
Schiff was a fucking beast. Shame he died just this past winter
Julian Wright
hello niggers
Ian Brooks
That's because it had a grand total of 10 composers that actually mattered
Elijah Perry
I just listened to this on Tuesday, wtf.
Grayson Bailey
Biber was a fucking giant
Tyler Wright
I challenge you to name 10 composers from the classical era without googling
Caleb Cook
I can think of 11 actually
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Salieri, Boccherini, Paganini, Rossini, Gluck, Von Weber, Clementi, Cimarosa
Some of them are borderline romantic though
Jose Edwards
Mozart
JS Bach
Haydn
uh, Haydn
Haydn
Haydn
Haydn
Haydn
Is this 10 yet
Jackson Sanchez
Beethoven, Paganini, Rossini, Von Weber are romantic
Kevin Ramirez
>JS Bach
Baroque
Christopher Ward
more like precursors
Jeremiah Thomas
Whoops, I meant good ole JC Bach
Elijah Morales
no, totally romantic
Caleb Jones
is right
Jaxon Gutierrez
what stops them from being romantic composers?
Hudson Bennett
no, he should name totally 18th century style classical composers like Mozart, Haydn, Gluck and JC Bach and he couldn't
Thomas Ward
To be honest I feel as though you could have just named Bach's children until you had enough
Angel Myers
Classical was a mistake. Baroque music had been developing varying styles in many different directions, french, german, spanish, italian, english baroque, and then classical came along to force music into an ideal, perfect form. It is amazing that anyone managed to write anything unique under those strictures, they may have killed their own genre. Romanticism was able to struggle out of that straight jacket but the music is for ever cursed with that title.
Sebastian Taylor
N E V E R T O O L A T E
Tyler Thompson
This is true. Fuck classical, literally almost everything else is better.
Thomas Miller
le triple A epic movie soundtrack meme man
Camden Richardson
> Classical was a mistake
No, modern was a mistake, everything since Richard Strauss is degeneracy
Logan Carter
>degeneracy
It's great when style over substance idiots out themselves so easily. You don't really like classical do you, you just like it as a fashion statement.
Robert Young
Mahler wuz black
James Martin
they bridged the styles, you can't classify them as either/or
David Perez
>style over substance
literally Steve Reich
Cameron Cooper
I'm a French horn player looking for classical music that prominently features the instrument. I have no idea where to start. Any recs?
Jordan Reed
>Vivaldi
>Bach
>Handel
>Mozart
>Beethoven
>Rossini
>Mendelssohn
>Chopin
>Wagner
>Verdi
>Strauss
>Brahms
>Bizet
>Tchaikovsky
>Dvorak
>Grieg
>Elgar
>Rajmaninov
>Gershwin
>Jachaturian
Carter Morgan
So if i want to peform Berlioz works i must take opium before?
Tyler Roberts
Mahler was black, all my life i lived in a lie
Brody Wood
Justin Cruz
he's not popular, academicians consciously avoid his truly greatest works, so only the most superficial 10% of them are well known, in order to give a false impression of mozart's shallow character
Kayden Foster
>Beethoven
Connor Perez
Carter Bennett
no great Frenchmen, and russians, only memekovsky roachman and buzzet
wew, what a list
Parker Thomas
What shit. Are you a college dropout, is that why you are pissed off at 'academicians' or just angry at having to do homework? He's one of the most popular composers and there isn't an international jew conspiracy to keep him down.
Eli Hall
>He's one of the most popular composers and there isn't an international jew conspiracy to keep him down.
Maybe, but there's a conspiracy of people with bad taste against Mozart.
>also, not recognizing old classical meems
wew, you're new here
Parker Brooks
>ideal, perfect form
Classical music was far from perfect.
Sebastian Baker
yeah, classical more like I feel extremely uncomfortable outside muh dominant subdominant and tonic
Logan Cook
how long have you been playing and how have you managed to avoid learning how to find repertoire at this point?
Dominic Price
Mozart, Strauss(both of them) and Haydn all wrote good horn concertos
Beethoven and Dvorak used the horn quite a bit in their symphonies
If you are actually good (don't know why you would be asking this question) you can play either the 1st or 2nd part of Konzerstuck for Four Horns by Schumann
Liam Reyes
What's the appeal of serialism
Jeremiah Phillips
Wow, Justin Bieber is talented.
Caleb Scott
Good music.
You have to listen differently than other classical music. Don't listen for memorable melodies or chords that deliver a happy or sad emotion, listen for interesting sounds, interesting combinations. Listen for textures and timbres and unusual chords.
Andrew Cox
Classical is mostly about pandering to the upper classes. Giving them something relaxing to listen to and take their minds of the revolution/s.
It did have important developments in form and the strengthening of the orchestra. Without classical period there would be no romantic symphony or symphony orchestra.