The rules are simple /classical/, post 1 (One) composer who's still alive and post your favorite piece by them
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Owen Jenkins
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Nolan Foster
Charles Thompson
N-nobody came to my thread :(
Jaxon Smith
Cause there are no people considered classical that are still alive.
Jaxson Baker
i like the desert music by steve reich
Cooper Hernandez
Andreyev
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Christopher Sanders
i prefer his analysis videos
Ryder Reyes
> post 1 (One) composer who's still alive and post your favorite piece by them
Nothing about this implied it had to be from the classical era or style.
Jaxson Myers
link me up some
Chase Edwards
they're on the same channel
Ryder Bennett
"/classical/" pretty much clearly expressed it. And the "still alive" pretty much cleared that it meant contemporary era
Ethan Martin
Classical in this case is just being used as a catch-all term because it's what most people know it as
Kayden Watson
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Kevin Nelson
whoever the asshole is that composed this theme. other than that they can all burn. save for maybe arvo.
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Hunter Young
>a s s t o a s s
wrong clips, whoops. right song though.
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Hunter Edwards
I like short ride in a fast machine that ones by john Adams. Probably my favorite for wind ensemble of all time. I'm assuming it falls under classical although your post is confusing since classical is typically defined as like Bach stuff, and if you just mean all orchestra stuff it can get confusing what counts as classical. But harmonically I guess this piece comes from western classical tradition
Luis Gomez
He means western art music. Stop pretending you don't know what he means.
Cooper Jackson
I'm not trying to be pretentious but since the one I picked is for wind ensemble it is debatable I was preemptively defending myself
Thomas Collins
John Adams is an art music composer. It was a good pick.
Jeremiah Baker
what would happen if steve reich and steve roach collaborated
Nolan Parker
All good non jazz/vidya music in the 20th century was made in the USSR. Prove me wrong.
Michael Perry
Any good antifascist /classical/ we can use to smash racism?
Thomas Smith
>vidya
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Lincoln Gomez
I would rather listen to Koji Kondo than shitty dadrock, thanks
Kayden Ramirez
he is dadrock
Isaac Fisher
huh
Josiah Long
worsst classical thread ever
Jonathan Evans
Hunter Cooper
>muh Shostakovich
Daniel Adams
There's tons of good American and European composers of the 20th century and the USSR stopped having good composers (except Part) after Shostakovich died.
Anthony Butler
user better have meant prokofiev
Ryder Torres
more like this guy
Tyler Scott
not soviet
Tyler Gray
Carson Rodriguez
>not even the best composer of the 20th century
lmfao
Brandon Long
Who is the best composer of the 20th century? It has to be between Mahler, Debussy, Strauss, Schoenberg, Bartok, Stravinsky, and Messiaen, but which one?
Matthew Ramirez
Wind ensemble is considered classical but no one talks about it here because 85-90% of its music isn't worth talking about
Adrian Gonzalez
Of those i prefer mahler and bartok
John Robinson
I guess you could add a few others like Ravel, Webern and Berg, but that's about it
Isaac Martinez
ravel goat
Josiah Diaz
but prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune is by debussy
Andrew Wood
Penderecki is bretty good
Adrian Harris
but string quartet in f is by ravel
Jaxson Martin
>missed the joke
Gavin Barnes
wot was it
Nathan Sanchez
Not him but
>faun
>goat
Easton Thomas
tbf fauns are frequently depicted with normal human bodies as well. it's satyrs that always have the goat parts
Jack Reyes
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Dylan Perry
AND MOZART FOUND OUT
Ayden Roberts
Anything more like the prelude in this piece?youtube.com
Ethan Bell
Brian Ferneyhough
Levi Smith
Brandon Richardson
Any clarinetbros who can determine the difficulty of this piece?
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Sebastian Bailey
I recently discovered Liszt and I have to say that I've really been missing out
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Are there other composers who master this dark style?
Eli Anderson
Lemonade > The Rite Of Spring
Zachary Thompson
How have you not heard Liszt's Liebestraum no. 3, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 or Un sospiro? He's also known for being GOAT piano virtuoso
Jace Thompson
>That really good composer from your hometown that there are no recordings online of whatsoever
What's her name, Sup Forums?
Jason Edwards
I know Liszt mainly for being a piano virtuoso. And yeah I checked those out. You should check out his piano translation for Danse Macarbe too. Very dark too.
William Russell
Looking for music of the Victorian era to the early 20th century. Also, can anyone recommend the best performances of some Wagner?
Joseph Long
Literally noone. My town is US and actually younger than I am.
Here's the best online recording of Lohengrin desu.
Jaxon Reyes
So your town is US? Cool, my city is England!
Nicholas Perry
petzold
Joseph Wilson
is the "its never too late to begin learning an instrument:)" meme true?
Jonathan Walker
Yes, you may never be good, but it is never too late to learn. Think of it like cooking; you may never be a Master chef, but you can learn recipes and improve your whole life.
Colton Adams
So if I didn't start playing trombone at age 2 I'll never be good?
Adrian Brown
If you're old enough to speak a language it's too late for you to git gud
Adrian Robinson
I can speak 3
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Eli Ortiz
I learned in piano the minuet of petzold, can I join your club now?
Ethan Garcia
Is the relation of the human ear and the tones the exact same as the relation of the human eye and the colours? Think about it. Only reason we're better at recognizing colours is because we were forced to learn them when we were young.
Henry Collins
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>tfw retarded
what piece was this again?
Robert Fisher
that guy's a retard, you can become a guitar or bass or whatever god in a few years if you practice for hours
Jack Rodriguez
The first movement of Mozart's 40th symphony.
Dominic Russell
Thanks for believing in me user
(If there's a famous trombone player in a few years whose name's Brekke, I'll shout you out
Hudson King
Schönberg is a fucking hack. Should've been sent to Auschwitz.
James Perry
Debussy, Barton, Messiaen and Ives
Austin Nelson
Johan Halvorsen
Leo Carter
ravel
bartok
r.strauss
Lucas Ward
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was it autism?
Julian Allen
incorrect
Jose Ramirez
Further proof that Schoenberg is underrated
Connor Allen
Bentley Martin
why do so many problematic operas continue to get staged? Why is Western Art Music so racist?
Sebastian Watson
Yes.
Everyone knows by now that at Haydn's time he used to play in noisy environments.
Classical performers, especially the big names, I think, are just self-important assholes.
Parker Williams
why are there no big name Indian classical musicians who are non-Indian? Why is it so racist
Robert Allen
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mouthpiecefags BTFO
Lincoln Reed
The finale to D959 makes me so happy.
Oliver Bennett
Brayden Sullivan
What would make you stop listening to a piece right in the middle of it?
Ian Jones
Joseph Perry
no
Brayden Long
>Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performing a staged performance of Otello with a black Otello as well as a black Desdemona and Iago
What the fuck
Eli Bell
unstaged*
Elijah Myers
I don't really care anymore, i feel like this shit is just gonna phase out eventually
Joseph Edwards
atlanta is majority black, why are you surprised?
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William Carter
Arvo Pärt
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Aaron Ortiz
But literally no one is composing what can be considered classical except people playing old songs. The only original music is either too modernist for classical or just pop music derivative of soundtracks.
Easton Morales
Mozart - turk march
Joseph Barnes
Bach wasnt classical at all.
John Ramirez
same but tabula rasa
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Adam Baker
because real art doesn't follow the modern religion of racism and the holocaust