I-I can play Kapustin if you want me too. N-not that I recorded it for you or anything! >///<
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ooh, that's your playing? Really nice song, like the jazzy swing to it and especially love the ending to the piece~ :3
Yes, why not~But practicing really takes time.sacchann wrote:
oh-my-god. record pls <3Moriya Suwako wrote:
Speaking of Kapustin, I'm going to work on his Preludes soon.
Yes Kapustin's pieces are much more enjoyable than Cowell or Ornstein's.
It was great!iantanye wrote:
I-I can play Kapustin if you want me too. N-not that I recorded it for you or anything! >///<
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prelude no.23 right?iantanye wrote:
I-I can play Kapustin if you want me too. N-not that I recorded it for you or anything! >///<
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Nice work!
That song is really hard for me
short and sweet~
Haha, and Mozart's K.581 (Clarinet Quintet) really impresses me.
Anyone interested in Eric Satie's work? I played through his 3 Gymnopédies and 6 Gnossiennes last year and found such stuffs interesting. Actually it's even funny to read through his worklist, you will absolutely find some strange and unusual titles.
These two are probably his best-known piano pieces:
Gymnopédie No.1
Gnossienne No. 1
Although most of his works are solo piano music, there are absolutely some orchestral music of Satie. The ballet 'parade' is a perfect example, there are several interesting percussions like typer and whistle in this work.
Actually Satie influenced lots of French composers, like the group Les Six. It's great to listen to their works as well. You will found some traces of Satie in their music.
These two are probably his best-known piano pieces:
Gymnopédie No.1
Gnossienne No. 1
Although most of his works are solo piano music, there are absolutely some orchestral music of Satie. The ballet 'parade' is a perfect example, there are several interesting percussions like typer and whistle in this work.
Actually Satie influenced lots of French composers, like the group Les Six. It's great to listen to their works as well. You will found some traces of Satie in their music.
Satie is one of my favorite composers, his work is often very simplistic and minimal but expansive and extremely thoughtful at the same time. I've only played through his Gymnopédies, but I hope to learn more of his pieces in the future~
Also, I've been digging beethoven's emperor piano concerto recently. Even if you're not into it, it's worth it to check out this video – Barenboim is conducting the orchestra and playing the piano at the same time. Pretty amazing and very impressive:
Also, I've been digging beethoven's emperor piano concerto recently. Even if you're not into it, it's worth it to check out this video – Barenboim is conducting the orchestra and playing the piano at the same time. Pretty amazing and very impressive:
I‘m counting on you!
Oh Beethoven's Piano Conerto No.5, I really love the first theme of the third movement.
Oh Beethoven's Piano Conerto No.5, I really love the first theme of the third movement.
BUMP!
Mendelssohn: Songs without Words, Op.19, No.1. Nice and beautiful, also one of my favourite pieces in Songs without Words.
It also reminds me the first stage in Touhou 10 Mountain of Faith...after all this piece gives me such impression: I'm right in a small village, lying on a ground full of maple leaves.
Most of my classical music I listen to is pretty much from video games and anime, and a lot of instrumental covers, some might be considered background music and not classical?
I can't really get into beethoven or any of those really old composers, it depends a lot on how I stumble onto things.
I don't listen to classical music often but when I do, I always come back to this song:
I love sonata no.26 tooLeSpu wrote:
I don't listen to classical music often but when I do, I always come back to this song:
3rd movement is quite good. But I like 1st movement more.
So many people like Chopin yet no one has mentioned anything about his 24!!! Preludes, Op. 28?
No. 15 specifically, it is soothing.
No. 15 specifically, it is soothing.
dang that's not soothing that's three massages while eating nutella soothingDeath wrote:
So many people like Chopin yet no one has mentioned anything about his 24!!! Preludes, Op. 28?
No. 15 specifically, it is soothing.
I know this is supposed to be played as an opening to a symphony but eh, whatever.
I've only known these because of a fun and cute browser MMORPG that I use to play (although the international version of the game's been shutdown... there's a japanese version though that I also play but I only seldomly play on it).
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The First Noel (composer unknown)
Tchaikovsky – Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
Tchaikovsky – The Seasons – June (Barcarolle)
Chopin – Tristesse
Chopin – Raindrops
Tchaikovsky – Arabian Dance
Holst – Mars, the Bringer of War
Chopin – Ballade 4
Satie – Gymnopedie
Grieg – Anitra’s Dance
Beethoven - Ich Liebe Dich (I Love You)
Satie – Gnossienne
Debussy – Clair de Lune
Bruckner – Symphony 8, 4th movement
Ravel – Jeax D’eau
Mozart – Piano Concerto 23, 2nd movement
Verdi – Dies Irae (Day of Wrath)
Tchaikovsky – The Seasons – May (White Nights)
Dvorak – New World symphony, 4th movement
Wagner – Ride of the Valkyries
Mozart – German Dance No.3
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Oh, and well, I didn't know the names of the BGM used in the game. I've learnt of them from a player of that game's blog who compiled the names of the music used in the game.
Aside from these, I don't really know any classical music. Well, I've listened to some but I forgot their names.
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The First Noel (composer unknown)
Tchaikovsky – Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
Tchaikovsky – The Seasons – June (Barcarolle)
Chopin – Tristesse
Chopin – Raindrops
Tchaikovsky – Arabian Dance
Holst – Mars, the Bringer of War
Chopin – Ballade 4
Satie – Gymnopedie
Grieg – Anitra’s Dance
Beethoven - Ich Liebe Dich (I Love You)
Satie – Gnossienne
Debussy – Clair de Lune
Bruckner – Symphony 8, 4th movement
Ravel – Jeax D’eau
Mozart – Piano Concerto 23, 2nd movement
Verdi – Dies Irae (Day of Wrath)
Tchaikovsky – The Seasons – May (White Nights)
Dvorak – New World symphony, 4th movement
Wagner – Ride of the Valkyries
Mozart – German Dance No.3
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Oh, and well, I didn't know the names of the BGM used in the game. I've learnt of them from a player of that game's blog who compiled the names of the music used in the game.
Aside from these, I don't really know any classical music. Well, I've listened to some but I forgot their names.
currently playing Lizst's Un Sospiro, and loving it~
i like Mozart, Chopin and Vivaldi
best classical song ever
best classical song ever
Franz Liszt: La Campanella
Chopin: Nocturne in C# Minor
Saint Saens: Rondo Capriccioso
Chopin: Nocturne in C# Minor
Saint Saens: Rondo Capriccioso
Bach: Cantata No. 214
Chopin: Nocturne in Eb Major, or Revolution Etude, Op. 10, No. 12
Mozart: Requiem in D Minor (Dies Irae: Chapter II)
Scarlatti: Sonata in D Minor (K. 64, Longo 58)
Saint-Saens: Le Carnaval des Animaux, or Bacchanale
~May the mods be ever in your favor~
Chopin: Nocturne in Eb Major, or Revolution Etude, Op. 10, No. 12
Mozart: Requiem in D Minor (Dies Irae: Chapter II)
Scarlatti: Sonata in D Minor (K. 64, Longo 58)
Saint-Saens: Le Carnaval des Animaux, or Bacchanale
~May the mods be ever in your favor~
Great solos and duets...
Kreisler - Preludium and Allegro
Handel-Halvorsen - Passacaglia
Bach - Chaconne, From Partita No.2 In D Minor
Kreisler - Preludium and Allegro
Handel-Halvorsen - Passacaglia
Bach - Chaconne, From Partita No.2 In D Minor
Speaking of classical music there is a beatmap project called classicous! that you might want to check out 
Bach is best \o/
A particularly interesting example is his set of Brandenburg Concertos.
A particularly interesting example is his set of Brandenburg Concertos.
I adore Chopin's music, as he's my favorite pianist, and probably forever will be.
My favorites from him are~
-Raindrops Op 28, No 15.
-Fantasie Impromptu Op 66, No 4.
My favorites from him are~
-Raindrops Op 28, No 15.
-Fantasie Impromptu Op 66, No 4.
Mostly modern music:
Ostinato and Allegro Barbaro : Belà Bartok
Sacre du printemps : Igor Stravinsky
Other than modern music: Bach is the man
my favorite probably being :English Suite No. 2 in A minor(BWV 807)
the prelude is really beautiful.
Chopin is also always a win:
-Etude Op.10 No.4
-Ballade in G minor
Ostinato and Allegro Barbaro : Belà Bartok
Sacre du printemps : Igor Stravinsky
Other than modern music: Bach is the man
my favorite probably being :English Suite No. 2 in A minor(BWV 807)
the prelude is really beautiful.
Chopin is also always a win:
-Etude Op.10 No.4
-Ballade in G minor
I really love classical music. I myself play cello in an amateur orchestra.
Chopin - Ballade 1
Chopin - Nocturne op9 no. 1
Liszt - Etude Un Sospiro
Dvorak - Cello Concerto 1st movement
Beethoven - 7. Symphony 2nd movment
Chopin - Ballade 1
Chopin - Nocturne op9 no. 1
Liszt - Etude Un Sospiro
Dvorak - Cello Concerto 1st movement
Beethoven - 7. Symphony 2nd movment
Can't even remember the masterpieces of classical music I love, but a good examples can be found from Bioshock Infinite's soundtrack, just loved when the classical music started to play
Air on the G String by Bach
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Lacrimosa
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Confutatis by Mozart
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Rex tremendae
Air on the G String by Bach
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Lacrimosa
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Confutatis by Mozart
Requiem in D Minor K.626 Sequentia Rex tremendae
I love this piece.
G Senjou No Maou introduced me to Classical Music and this is my favorite out of all.
Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue
Grieg - In the Hall of Mountain King
Beethoven - Symphony #9 : Ode to Joy
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody #2
Elgar - Lomp and Circumstance #1
Offenbach - Infernal Gallop
Orff - Carmina Burana : O Fortuna
Strauss R. - Also Sprach Zarathustra
Handel - Hallelujah
Pachelbel - Canon
Mozart - Eine Klein Nachtmusik : Allegro
Beethoven - Symphony #5
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Grieg - In the Hall of Mountain King
Beethoven - Symphony #9 : Ode to Joy
Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody #2
Elgar - Lomp and Circumstance #1
Offenbach - Infernal Gallop
Orff - Carmina Burana : O Fortuna
Strauss R. - Also Sprach Zarathustra
Handel - Hallelujah
Pachelbel - Canon
Mozart - Eine Klein Nachtmusik : Allegro
Beethoven - Symphony #5
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Indonesia Classic Song
Chrisye - Badai pasti Berlalu
Chrisye - Kisah Kasih disekolah
Nike Ardila - Sandiwara Cinta
Alda Risma - Aku Tak Biasa
Titiek Puspa - Kupu Kupu Malam
All Artist (Project Pop, Ariel Noah, Chrisye, Titiek Puspa, Candil, Iwan Fals, Krisdayanti, Pasha ungu, etc) - Marilah kemari
Chrisye - Kisah Kasih disekolah
Nike Ardila - Sandiwara Cinta
Alda Risma - Aku Tak Biasa
Titiek Puspa - Kupu Kupu Malam
All Artist (Project Pop, Ariel Noah, Chrisye, Titiek Puspa, Candil, Iwan Fals, Krisdayanti, Pasha ungu, etc) - Marilah kemari
Classical Violinist and pianist here.
Aside from Bach, my favorite composers are Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Paganini
Aside from Bach, my favorite composers are Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Paganini
i hardly know anything of classical music, but Brahm's Hungarian Dances have been my jam for the longest time. Also, this is the shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwCuFaq2L3U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwCuFaq2L3U
Pacassaglia In D Minor Bux 161
Hmm I like Rachmaninoff and especially his arrangements like liebesleid and liebesfreud
chocodivine wrote:
Pacassaglia In D Minor Bux 161
I See This Mv
StartAndSelect wrote:
Bach's organ works are spectacular.
indeed and since they were mentioned, I guess it's obligatory to link this