Someone had to make one. Who cares about the links, no one downloads shit from them anyways.
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Elijah Collins
Can this be the thread where we talk about Percy Grainger?
Parker White
Sure, why not
Xavier Evans
Hindemith
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What is there to talk about him?
Lucas Johnson
He bought a phonograph recorder and took it to tiny ass villages in the Ireland and England to record old people singing rare folk songs. Then arranged the songs into orchestral/wind ensemble mash ups once he got home by layering them on top of each other.
Also he was making electronic music free without standard notation in the 30s.
Also he was really into S&M and loved being whipped. There was talk of an incestuous relationship with his mommy.
Also he removed all non anglo musical terms from his scores and invented new words as replacements.
Jordan Garcia
He wanted to be a pirate.
Hunter Fisher
But I don't wanna be a pirate!
Samuel Russell
>Also he removed all non anglo musical terms from his scores and invented new words as replacements.
This sounds a lot better than using Italian terms.
Jordan Brown
>tfw it dawns on you what a shite composer Debussy was
Jonathan Williams
His importance is derived from his influence, not his own works.
Kevin Phillips
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Mason Jenkins
name one good g*rman composer after brahms
(protip: you literally CANT)
Nicholas Cook
from last thread
what will happen if i practice too much trombone? as in 4 hours everyday only after playing for a month
Aaron Gomez
trombone genie
Jaxon Evans
How do I stop being a pseud?
Oliver Edwards
>this guy
Nathan Nelson
right now i feel like garbage. i just woke up and my lips are sahara tier. hopefully it gets better during the day.
Hudson Sanchez
Is there a site better than Discogs for classical music? I've been trying to track down one of their recordings of the Swan Lake Suite (CD, LP, FLAC, whatever - as long as I can get my hands on it) and had a hell of a time doing it.
Eli Gray
>Who cares about the links, no one downloads shit from them anyways.
I do you faggot, I need more btw, gimme some links.
Jaxon Morgan
is there a classical music discord?
Oliver Ward
wagner is underrated
Blake Hall
Pleb.
Anthony Cooper
Nolan Bailey
Jayden Reed
did you pull that from your bookmarks?
Isaac Rodriguez
Hindemith
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Robert Hughes
Nikolai Roslavets
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Anthony Moore
Matthew Scott
It’s true
Tyler Wood
Stockhausen
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Caleb Flores
name one good composer after brahms
(protip: you literally CANT)
Ryan Ward
richard nixon
Michael Jones
>befriended the child mozart in london + gave mozart the influence for his piano concertos
Is he, dare I say it, our guy?
Adrian Baker
Schöenberg
Luis Walker
>Schöen
Kevin Myers
But Petzold is the one who inspired him and wrote the vast majority of his works.
John Hughes
shoeberg
Angel Brooks
He influenced more than the piano concertos.
Behold:
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Camden Barnes
Dominic Evans
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post pussyslayers
Parker Sanchez
>child ""prodigies""
Benjamin Young
how did we come to this point
William Jenkins
I'd be happy if I had a child who played the piano nicely, but I wouldn't know what to do if I had turned him into something like that. The boy has some good years ahead of him, but once he stops being only a little kid who everyone has to put up with, he's going to get it rough.
Also
>i would love to play another song
Daniel Rogers
OMG! its young Sheldon! *squeaaallll*
Julian Diaz
Ok this attitude towards child prodigies has to stop. It always drips with spite and jealousy; child prodigies are just people who started early and got gud early. Some continue to get better and some don't.
Mozart was a child prodigy. Could you imagine all the old composers who were jealous? Ridiculous.
Levi Rodriguez
why do people say he's bad
Nathan Mitchell
Mahler was masterful, easily the most skilled German or Austrian composer of the late 19th century. Along with Stravinsky he represents the height of experimentation within the bounds of common practice.
I don't find Schoenberg pleasant but his work hugely expanded our understanding of pitch and tonality.
Mason Rivera
Cooper Russell
I didn't know al capone was a violinist
Sebastian Anderson
but that child was terrible
Luke Rogers
>In the domain of tonal relations no expansion or innovation is possible, no questions of style are applicable, and there can be no progress, any more than there can be in the multiplication table or the simplest laws of mechanics
Why was Hindemith so stubborn
I think he's right but top lel
Anthony Robinson
Hot take, was this 15 year old piece of ass the down fall of Karajan?
Evan Adams
>orchestration (a lot of parts get only a few times to actually play throughout the whole piece)
>cheesy parallelisms out the ass
>lack of functional harmony (or anything rigorous to take its place)
Noah Perez
I think the worst thing is in doses I can take it, but I also love jazz and his ideas with harmony, his execution is just... I can't pay attention. Outside of maybe a piece or the entire Suite bergamasque and string quartet (or selections from pieces) I just zone out so easily. I guess some people like that sort of drifting feeling, but I personally come to classical music to focus and get inspired not to zone out.
Eli Bailey
Why do people fucking play while making those faces and awkward fucking movements
Jaxon Barnes
>d mynah ma favrite keee
Jacob Anderson
>kike Jr
Luke Ward
haha JEWS xD
Lincoln Powell
>orchestration (a lot of parts get only a few times to actually play throughout the whole piece)
So what?
Orchestration should use parts as much or as little as befits the composer's intention for the piece. Unless you're writing for school orchestras, it's never about being nice and equal to performers.
Xavier Harris
opinions on pic related?
also
>who cares about the links, no one downloads shit
fuck off, they are really useful and i have revisited most of the ones i thought I'd never download stuff from
Carson Jenkins
How to get a good tone on your instrument:
1. Imitate
2. Mimic
3. Copycat
4. Simulate
5. Echo
6. Impersonate
Carter Smith
wrong. One of the important elements of good orchestration is letting all the parts that show up to the performance consistently have things to play.
Landon Campbell
gottcha
Christian Myers
Post Buxtehude
Wyatt Adams
i like him
but i can't remember whether i listened to ben johnston, because of him
pretty sure someone recommended me that here
in what video was that in?
Lincoln Rivera
t can't into composing
>One of the important elements of good orchestration is letting all the parts that show up to the performance consistently have things to play
You realize it depend on the piece, correct? Like if you have a concerto and the violinist is playing extremely fast and difficult passage, you can't have every instrument always playing. Sometimes the accompaniment needs to be silent for it to work or accentuate the performer. That or maybe had strong hits to punctuate as well. So your both retarded
I like Adam well enough, though I don't care for his compositions he's played in videos. I've yet to hear the Ben Johnston pieces mostly because I can't hear certain semitones and what not, so while I might like it I can't get it completely. You know, and I respect the idea but there should be a question of "are you trying to forward music" or "are you using semitones as a gimmick". When I saw the sheet music though I didn't really care much for it, but I just need to hear the actually performances in full.
Benjamin Perry
reminder that the principal percussionist is paid more than the non-principal violinists and stringcucks think this is ok
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Cooper Brooks
That's why you pay for the qt prime "cusp of pizza" girl percussionist and plow her on the side.
Cooper Butler
plz rec moar lyk ths plz
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Nathan Morris
post your last frission inducing piece
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Zachary Davis
I didn't say always, you dumb asshole but Debussy has pieces where there is like one timpani roll in the entire work. He's also extremely neglectful of lower-register instruments, particularly brass. The problem with Debussy is he just doesn't give a fuck. Today he'd be making "brain dance".
Anthony Sanders
I think his best work is Clair de lune, which I think is ruined with orchestration (though Stokowski did it so that might be on him). Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune I think works well orchestrated and I enjoy that, but I think he was more of a piano guy. But I'm not arguing on how good Debussy is, I was more saying that you arguing over that making something good or bad is dumb. But yeah the orchestra pieces of his I've heard are shit.
Jose Adams
>I think his best work is Clair De Lune
Then why the fuck am I talking to you?
Austin Stewart
*plays the organ with elbows for 15 minutes*
Levi Roberts
there is nothing wrong with clusters
Jack Ortiz
I probably should have said best as in my favorite
Alexander Ross
pretty rad actually
Logan Cooper
Bentley Thomas
No Nicky Rimjob Korsakoff is totz /ourguy/ though
Aaron Ramirez
That still tells me you need to familiarize yourself with more of his oeuvre. Like don't get me wrong, I said he was a bad composer for the reasons I mentioned but there are still works of his I enjoy because they have cells of truly interesting music amidst unconvincing modulations and unfocussed meandering. When I was starting out on classical he was one of my favorite composers.
Jace Morris
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Any actual classical music like this?
Alexander White
Jose Wood
I think you need to reread
>Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune I think works well orchestrated and I enjoy that, but I think he was more of a piano guy. But I'm not arguing on how good Debussy is, I was more saying that you arguing over that making something good or bad is dumb. But yeah the orchestra pieces of his I've heard are shit.
and
>I think the worst thing is in doses I can take it, but I also love jazz and his ideas with harmony, his execution is just... I can't pay attention. Outside of maybe a piece or the entire Suite bergamasque and string quartet (or selections from pieces) I just zone out so easily. I guess some people like that sort of drifting feeling, but I personally come to classical music to focus and get inspired not to zone out.
He's a lot of fun to analyze but I don't think he's as fun to listen to.
Christian Green
actually I find myself listening to a lot of Debussy now because I don't feel like I owe it my full attention. He's not building anything cohesive so I can just stop it where-ever. I can put it on in the background, it doesn't matter.
Ethan Fisher
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obviously based on Fratres
Anthony Butler
this is what CLTorisis actually believe
Tyler Cooper
t respects gays
Asher Ward
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Leo Bell
So tomorrow is snowing and the city is going to be really beautiful. What do you guys recommend to listen to while walking through a monumental European capital covered in snow?
Oliver Jackson
Who's the idiot that let the last thread die?
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Christopher Davis
I just downloaded Schoenberg's book faggot.
Charles Hernandez
based frog poster
Luke Stewart
prepare for the densest object in the universe
Camden Parker
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>Oistrakh
Stop posting shit interpretations you retard.
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Connor Smith
No one downloads stuff from the links because of the dearth of Petzoldian fury.
Jose Martin
do you guys have a special place to download classic or do you use good ol soulseek?
Jack Russell
limewire or pewtube
Michael Thompson
lmao you are fucking retarded
Isaac Gray
explain why the interpretation is shit
Nolan Fisher
rutracker
Vivaldi - Winter :^)