Tell me about your favorite classic music. Thanks!
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Classic music
Gabriel King
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Evan Sanders
Metellica
William Smith
Iron Maiden
Daniel Cooper
Benjamin Ross
Liszt Ferenc
John Sanchez
Ryan Murphy
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masterpiece desu
Isaiah Edwards
>played by orchestra
>now it's classical
Metal fans...
Isaac Perry
Other meaningful music, men...
Carter Ortiz
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER
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David Butler
Metal
Isaac Sanchez
Metal
Julian Ross
Nathan Howard
This is probably my favorite classical piece
Gavin Brooks
Beautiful music. There are even romantic souls. Thanks!
Josiah Garcia
What do you think of this girl?
Christopher James
Einaudi the best
Eli Baker
I'm a big fan of piano chamber music from the first half of the 20th century: it's usually haunting and beautiful at the same time in my opinion. Probably my favorite classical music.
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Leo Butler
A brief description:
This work was Scriabin's only true concerto and his first work that involved the orchestra. At only 24 and needing a piano concerto to show off his abilities in concert, Scriabin was still using the idiom set forth by Chopin for his piano writing, and here he took on Chopin's orchestral mannerisms, as well, although Scriabin's orchestra takes a much more active and partner-like role than Chopin's does in his concertos. Scriabin completed the concerto in only a few days in the fall of 1896, but didn't finish the orchestration until the following May and did not premiere the work until October 23, 1897. The opening Allegro does not go to the emotional extremes that Rachmaninov does, but it does contain greatly contrasting moods and moments of tension, ending without a recapitulation in a generally dark disposition. The middle movement is a poetic Andante and four brief variations, which, even though in the major mode, still have a nostalgic feeling. Muted strings first state the theme, which then switches to the clarinet with delicate, interweaving piano accompaniment. The next variation is more like a piano scherzo; then a darker variation moves mostly into the left hand and lower registers. The fourth variation gives the theme back, inverted, to the orchestra while the pianist has a more filigree solo, including a slow cadenza before the coda. The final Allegro moderato is in sonata-rondo form and is more intensely expressive than the other movements. Its main theme features a soaring arpeggio that flies up to the high end of the keyboard, but the lyrical secondary subject, however, is the one that stays in memory. The movement ends with an extended coda that represents an ecstatic, emotional culmination, with the orchestra rising to prominence at the very end.
Also a favorite of Rachmaninov's, he conducted the composer in a 1911 performance and later performed the work himself at a memorial for Scriabin in 1915.
Jackson Evans
MIDI Beethoven
Justin Ward
Piano Street:
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Schönberg
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Carter Green
Thank you for placing this on Sup Forums ... thank you