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   Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:35:17 No.298934993  
ITT: Best pieces of classical music ever made
 
Tchaikovsky, violin concerto in D op35
your turn
>>       trewf 12/31/10(Fri)13:36:21 No.298935169
Barber, Adagio for Strings… not really sure how "classical" it is, though.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:36:41 No.298935221
sir mix a lot
 
baby got back
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:36:53 No.298935259
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bumpity
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:37:13 No.298935294
Maestoso - Chopin
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:37:41 No.298935364
>>298935169
 
Barber is amazing. Also, classical music doesn't have to be old, there are some composers out there who make classical music present day.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:37:53 No.298935399
Mahler Symphony No. 2
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:38:14 No.298935466
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Everything they have ever done
>>       sage 12/31/10(Fri)13:38:20 No.298935480
rite of spring stravinsky
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:38:23 No.298935484
The Messiah is pretty sweet. I'm taking about all 3 hours of it, not the shopping mall Christmas highlights.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:38:39 No.298935538
Toccata from Bach's iconic Toccata and Fugue in D minor.
 
The DOOM Organ that starts and ends the original Rollerball flick from the 70's. It's purely epic in every sense of the word. Dood!
>>      noko I Love Bieber!!! 12/31/10(Fri)13:39:46 No.298935711
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Wow..
the best music ever written
EVER :3
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:40:07 No.298935785
>>298935221
 
futurama
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:40:11 No.298935799
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Daft Punk is more classic that classic
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:40:13 No.298935806
Personally, I am a huge fan of Gerschwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
 
And well, I know it's a cliche... but Mozart's Requiem is fucking ridiculous. I think it might be the greatest summation of an entire life of musical output.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:40:59 No.298935911
Lux Aterna?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:41:09 No.298935934
Bach Cello Suite No.5 in C Minor - Prelude
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:41:09 No.298935935
>>298935364
That is of course true. For example I recommend this tune of philip glass: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sf1kEgL7DVg
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:42:09 No.298936066
cello suite no. 1- bach
 
sexy stuff
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:42:29 No.298936125
>>298934993
Ballade g moll Chopin
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:42:30 No.298936128
Beethovens pathetique sonata. Seriously, look it up
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:43:03 No.298936214
I love chopin. No piece in particular. I just like to put on a chopin playlist and listen to everything. Best piece of music ever made? Chopin.
 
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/playlist/Chopin/41510423
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:43:21 No.298936261
Camille Saint-Saëns - Symphony #3
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:43:24 No.298936272
I must argue for any of Nicolo Paganini's caprices, although I love No.s 8 and 25. Also by him, La Campenella (I think it translates to The Bell)
 
I love Swan Lake and The Seasons by Tchaikovsky and I like...uhhh...isn't it Minuet in G by Bach?
 
And I like stuff by Mozart too, and Rachmaninov.
>>      V ­ 12/31/10(Fri)13:43:50 No.298936329
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAf9tFiy24s
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:44:08 No.298936380
Pianofag here, anything and everything by Chopin. Especially his nocturnes and preludes
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:44:40 No.298936480
CLAIR DE LUNE YEAH!!!!!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:44:42 No.298936486
Stravinsky's Petrouchka is one of my favorites. Also have always loved Gershwins pieces, especially Rhapsody In Blue.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:44:50 No.298936511
polfag here, which interpretation of chopin u like most?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:45:20 No.298936589
A tough question fag.
Right now im loving Beethovens 5th, 6th and 9th symphony.
His piano song WoO 47 (III) is also pretty awesome, especially considering he was 13 when he wrote it.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:46:08 No.298936721
>>298936380
I love his nocturnes and his etudes :D
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:46:34 No.298936776
Pachelbel-cannon in D
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:46:46 No.298936804
Mahler No. 5 His greatest work. Very few symphonies come close to its level of epic. Possibly Mahler 2... but thats another story.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:46:56 No.298936838
Chopin FTW
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:47:16 No.298936897
La fille aux cheveux de lin, Debussy
also, Meditation from Thais, Massenet
impressionism ftw.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:47:48 No.298936993
i think we should rename classical music to ancient music, and use the term classical to mean music from the beatles to, lets say, the late seventies.
 
nobody listens to fucking violins anymore, and i don't see why children should learn about mozart and stuff when there is better music being made every single day.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:06 No.298937056
How many more years until we can cite Sgt. Pepper?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:25 No.298937103
>>298936776
This
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:29 No.298937114
>>298934993
I LOVE DROP D
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:29 No.298937116
Gymnopedie no. 1 by Satie has to be one of the most inspiring classical pieces I've ever heard. Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is also amazing, and one of the more "mainstream" of classical music pieces. Pavane by Faure is another great one.
I've always preferred more slow and melancholy classical music. Was there ever in time a subsection for "emo" classical music, is is it just a modern phenomenon?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:35 No.298937132
Robert Schumann piano concerto op. 54
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:48:58 No.298937194
Chopin ballades 1 - 4
/thread
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:49:06 No.298937205
>>298936993
Go explode in a rental car. Burn your children
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:49:08 No.298937211
Bach's Cello Suite No. 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU_QR_FTt3E
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:49:41 No.298937297
you noob
 
Tchaikovsky was not classical
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:50:17 No.298937385
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>>298936993
2/10, you actually fouled someone
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:50:35 No.298937432
Handel, Bach, and Mozart suck. Back then composers were focused more on quantity as opposed to quality. That said, Pines of Rome is my favorite suite.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:50:55 No.298937484
Fanstasia on Theme by Thomas Tallis
 
Is without a doubt one of the finest pieces of music ever composed.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:51:39 No.298937600
THE THEME TO STAR WARS. BITCH-ASS TUNESKI'S GOT VIO-MALINS AND EVERYTHAAAANG
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:52:01 No.298937654
hector berlioz new world symphony
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:52:06 No.298937669
>>298937114
>>298937205
 
you know i'm right.
 
you probably don't even use fucking CDs....
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:52:34 No.298937731
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Ich ruf zu dir herr Jesu Christ
Chaconne for Solo Viola da Gamba
Suite in E Minor - Mov. 1-3/6
Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
FUCKING BAROQUE ERA PWNS ALL!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:53:36 No.298937888
>>298937432
That's not even true at all you obviously have never studied Classical Music and haven't heard any of Bach's Sonatas and Partitas, although I agree with you Mozart is shit.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:53:46 No.298937922
>>298937654
Berlioz was a genius.
>>      noko Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:01 No.298937962
>>298937484
..also one of my favorites.
 
bach-fag here, so:
 
Fugue in g# minor BWV 887
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drsnaANcIHM
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:10 No.298937984
Shosty 10, 3rd mvt is by far my favorite. DCSH motive is present that he explores further in his 8th string quartet. A beautiful piece of Soviet composition!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:19 No.298938018
>>298936511
fuck off polac go kill yourself
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:40 No.298938069
Liebesleid by Fritz Kreisler
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:55 No.298938111
Saturn, The Bringer of Old Age from the planets suite by Holst
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:57 No.298938118
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Mordern classicals - (normally film soundtracks)
Central Park - King Kong
Arrival to Earth - Transformers
Main Theme - Shawshank Redemption
Promentory - Last of the Mohicans
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:54:57 No.298938122
>>298937385
 
fouled someone?
 
i didn't know we were playing football.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:55:10 No.298938155
Chopin's whole set of Op 10 Etudes. To think he was like, 22 when he wrote them... astonishing.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:55:12 No.298938159
Niccolo Paganini
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:55:22 No.298938187
>>298936128
 
Pathetique sucks,
Waldstein ftw!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:55:48 No.298938255
Eric Satie - the first Gymnopedie
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:56:08 No.298938307
revolutionary etude by chopin, technically romantic era but people on /b/ wont know the difference
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:56:12 No.298938318
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>>298938118
gtfo my /b/
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:56:13 No.298938319
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>>298937731
Ah, Baroque. What a brilliant era for music.
>Pic Unrelated
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:57:02 No.298938456
>>298935538
It's a great piece, but Bach probably didn't write it. Dem parallel octaves.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:57:17 No.298938499
vivaldi - spring
 
/thread
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:57:25 No.298938519
>>298937731
 
so right!
baroque owns romantic
>>       TheWiseOne !Wise1AXIvI 12/31/10(Fri)13:58:04 No.298938622
Simply Beautiful:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmL_sLQiXcM
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:58:16 No.298938656
>>298935169
 
I concur.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:59:02 No.298938762
A lot of Bach's music has stayed so popular for so many years, so I have to give him credit for that.
 
My favorites are Maurice Ravel and Louis Vierne though. I'm partial to Vierne's FInale from the 1st Symphony and Ravel's Jeux d'eau.
 
My favorites would have to be Louis Vierne and Maurice Ravel. Particularly Vierne's Finale from the 1st Symphony and
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:59:09 No.298938777
Rachmaninoff also did a pretty good job.
 
Piano Concerto 3 or
Prelude Nr 5. (Op 23)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:59:11 No.298938782
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! Mozart´s Requiem, of course!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)13:59:20 No.298938807
>>298938307
Speak for yourself, /b/itch.
 
John Cage, 4:33
 
--
in all seriousness - for classical I would have to say Beethoven's 9th, even if he was starting the bridge to romantic.
 
For "classical" music in general, I'm a huge fan of Steve Reich, music for 18 musicians
>>       Weebs 12/31/10(Fri)14:00:17 No.298938964
Beethovens Symphony No.5
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:00:37 No.298939026
This thread is making me rage.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:00:44 No.298939050
on pianists:
 
who is your favorite interpreter?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:00:45 No.298939057
>>298937888
Not true sir, I'm a Sophomore Music Ed major. Thats why they all have 30,000 symphonies. Because composing was a damn hard thing to make a living off of.
 
There were no copy write laws, and everyone did everything by ear. Say one composer heard a Bach piece in a resturant one night, hears something he likes, goes home and uses it in one of his pieces. No one could enforce that it was Bachs.
 
The only way to make money was to churn out pieces as fast as you could write them. Whereas today it can take a composer well over a year to make a good piece. I prefer modern compositions to Classical for this reason.
 
More thought goes into the music nowadays.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:01:35 No.298939197
Vitamin String Orchestra does Lady Gaga- Bad Romance
>>       OP !0hjmyjCfp. 12/31/10(Fri)14:01:37 No.298939201
>>298938964
>Beethovens Symphony No.5
>Beethoven's
fixed
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:02:07 No.298939294
>>298935480
 
This.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:02:13 No.298939308
Tchaikovsky Overture 1812
 
and fuck off to facebook everyone.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:02:17 No.298939315
>>298939201
you are a scholar and a gentleman, OP
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:02:34 No.298939370
>>298938964
overrated.
 
listen to symphony no 6. (pastoral)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:03:17 No.298939497
aston's telephone
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK2F2iBVOvo
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:03:46 No.298939579
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>>298939315
yer im not OP btw I STUPIDLY left it on
facepalm.jpg myself
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:04:39 No.298939736
Shostakovich V.
Totally.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:05:06 No.298939812
>>298939736
typmani fag alert.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:05:35 No.298939878
ITT: newfags
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:06:22 No.298940010
gtfo newfag
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:06:56 No.298940113
Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto In E minor, especially played by Jascha Hiefetz. Most beautiful piece in existence
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:07:10 No.298940145
>>298937432
YES!!!!!
>>298937654
Obvious troll is obvious.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:07:52 No.298940270
>>298939315
it's not OP lol
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:08:14 No.298940325
I quite enjoy the 2nd movement of Beethovens 7th.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V5k0Plh-jY
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:08:27 No.298940356
Bach: Partita in D Minor for Solo Violin
Beethoven Symphonies #3 & #7
Elgar: Cello Concerto / Violin Concerto
Lauridsen: Lux Aeterna
Macmillan: Confession of Isobel Gowdie
Mahler Symphony #9
Rameau: Gaspard de la Nuit
Sibelius Symphony #7
Vieuxtemps Violin Concerto #4
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:08:35 No.298940374
>>298939308
this
 
OP i a fag
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:08:56 No.298940430
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>>298940010
>>298939878
please explain how we are newfags if we have a fine taste for music ranked far above your own?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:10:24 No.298940679
>>298940430
 
>>298940010
was actually meant to reference
>>298939878
 
Many apologies, kind sir.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:10:56 No.298940763
I might get some shit for this, but I find Arvo Part's Tabula Rasa to be beautiful.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:12:15 No.298940979
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>>298940763
 
for you sir.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:13:08 No.298941138
RACHMANINOV'S PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 - MODERATO
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecRu6R3qwV4
 
fuck yeah dem sounds
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:13:19 No.298941179
>>298939050
Vladimir Horowitz is my favourite. Consolation n.3 from Lizst for example. Simple to play but, as he plays it it's just amazing
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:14:10 No.298941301
IM GONNA EXPLAIN EVERYTHING TO NEWFAGS!.
 
 
not
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:14:45 No.298941403
I like Beethoven's 7th Symphony and his Moonlight Sonata. In full.
 
Other than that, DeBussy and Chopin, although I'm not sure if DeBussy counts.
 
Can Daft Punk become honorary classical musicians for the Tron Legacy soundtrack? Shit was SO cash.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:16:27 No.298941646
tchaikovsky Overture 1812
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:16:29 No.298941649
BTW, OP, Janine Jansen is mediocre. You should upgrade to Hilary Hahn.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:18:48 No.298941964
>>298940679
no problem
 
here have a classic- a great thing to wake up too or listen to, or when you boot up put it into your start up folder like i did
Gustav Holst - The Planets - Mars, the Bringer of War
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0bcRCCg01I
 
or
 
Grieg: Peer Gynt Suite #1, Op. 46 - Morning
to listen when you wake up if you find a way to hook it up into a alarm using some quite complicated electronics but it is possible like i did :) best (home made) alarm clock ever, far better than the ones that go *BEEEEEEEEP* *BEEEEEEP* *BEEEEEEEP*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAMLCDnCLzs
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:19:17 No.298942042
Fuck this classical shit, let's get some marches up in here
 
Rolling Thunder - Henry Fillmore
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SRoNKw-eQE&playnext=1&list=PL649DC80785FAD348&index=8
 
Whoever put the video up is retarded though, it's not by Sousa
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:19:19 No.298942046
that one that goes da dad daar daded de ded dum duuuum de de daaaar da da de deeeeum
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:20:19 No.298942195
Also, best (living) interpreter of piano is probably Angela Hewitt. Ashkenazy, Brendel, Argerich, et al. are decent but aging. Malcolm Martineu is great in concert but that's about it. Also, Gould is still God, but his recordings are old (and thus poor quality.)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:20:29 No.298942213
>>298942046
found it
quite good i may add
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK2tWVj6lXw
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:21:32 No.298942349
>>298942195
What about Arcadi Volodos?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:22:11 No.298942434
And all the shit in this thread we get from the usa is shit!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:22:48 No.298942522
beethovens 9th symphony
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:22:53 No.298942533
Rachmaninoff Moment Musicaux No. 4
I have to play it for a recital in a few months and this shit is hard. feelsbadman.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhLDse5R8dQ
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:23:01 No.298942552
Philip Glass - Mad Rush
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:25:42 No.298942936
>>298942552
so good
thank you
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:26:21 No.298943033
this thread makes me happy to be part of /b/ I thought most of you were uneducated swine who listen to "metal" etc.
 
I salute you, Sirs.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:27:26 No.298943178
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>>298943033
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:28:42 No.298943364
>>298942195
What's wrong with Gould's recordings?? They were made on state of the art equipment back in the day and still sound fantastic.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:29:52 No.298943559
>>298941138
oh yeah
moar!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:31:27 No.298943820
>>298943033
I think you'll find a lot of us are quite a bit older than we act.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:31:31 No.298943835
(I apologize for the following short rant in this thread meant for music)
 
Not to point to anyone, but more as a preemptive statement, I would like to point out that just because something has violins in it does not mean that it is classical.
 
Of course, just because it isnt classical doesnt mean anything in terms of whether or not it is good or bad.
 
/snippet
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:32:20 No.298943979
Frederic Chopin - Nocturne in E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt8MyUwNpkM
It lets you into the euphoric mind of someone who is sick and dying.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:32:32 No.298944019
>>298943364
You can even hear him singing while enjoying Goldberg Variations
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:33:05 No.298944118
There are two things wrong with Gould's recordings: 1) all but his newest recordings (which weren't groundbreaking in the same way that his old recordings were - his old recordings really brought Bach's solo keyboard works back to life) have static; and 2) piano's weren't nearly as good at the time of his recordings as they are now. One word: FAZIOLI.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:35:19 No.298944502
Tchaikovsky's piano conceto no 1
and I agree with OP, his violin concerto is fantastic.
 
Brahms Tragic Overture.
Brahms song of destiny.
 
I like Tchaikovsky and Brahms.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:36:25 No.298944657
>>298944118
Well, besides resurrecting him from the dead, there's nothing we can do about it. So either ignore the static and singing, or find someone else?
 
The signing for me can be either charming or annoying, I guess it depends on my mood. But static? I really don't remember that. Maybe you're thinking of tape hiss?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:37:10 No.298944756
Ancient - Bach's Mass in B minor
Non-Ancient - Phillip Glass Metamorphosis Two
 
Surprised at all the good taste amongst the btards....
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:37:33 No.298944797
you guys gave me the best music to start 2011.
 
you all rock!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:37:38 No.298944810
Winterreise
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:38:03 No.298944884
Bach - Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major BWV1007 - Mov. 1-3/6
This is THE greatest classical musical piece ever written by man, you cannot deny
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:38:43 No.298944974
erik satie- gnossienne 1 by Teodoro Anzellotti accordion
 
great.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:39:28 No.298945095
MOZART
 
PIANO SONATA 11
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:39:38 No.298945124
>>298944884
It's really beautiful :)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:39:38 No.298945125
swan lake
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:41:47 No.298945448
>>298944884
this
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:41:49 No.298945453
>>298945124
The Prelude is just as good
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZn_VBgkPNY&feature=related
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:42:25 No.298945542
Les patineurs - Waldeufel
 
Waltz no 2 Tchaikovsky
 
 
also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hGpjsgquqw
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:42:34 No.298945557
>>298944884
no we cant
it is beatifull
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:43:16 No.298945657
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>>298936993
The "classical" in classical music refers the the classical revival era of the 1700s and 1800s. This was when everybody with money wanted a fake roman ruin in their garden. So no, the Beatles is not and never will be "classical music."
 
As for your comment about violins and Mozart, see pic.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:43:26 No.298945678
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg8Fa_EUQqY
 
Vanessa Mae - Toccata & Fugue in Dm
 
Shes hot as balls
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:44:34 No.298945861
Libera me, Domine by Perosi
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Kn0tXYsmI
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:45:20 No.298946001
Philip Glass Ensemble : Floe (from Glassworks)
Shostakovich : Jazz suite n°2 Waltz 2 Part 6/8
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:45:58 No.298946105
In no particular order:
 
Pachelbel's Canon,
Mozart's Requiem,
and the climax of the second movement of Shostakovich's 11th symphony (not strictly classical, but still).
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:46:39 No.298946208
>>298945542
i love you
 
thank you
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:48:47 No.298946559
>>298946001
 
I'd like to add Brahms : Hungarian Dance #2 Woo 1/2
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:51:10 No.298946949
this is so cool.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:51:33 No.298947005
Much more modern and not as good as Bach but it's fucking amazing
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMx2SKIRkw4
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:51:33 No.298947006
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Béla Bartók - String Quartet no. 4
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:52:19 No.298947126
SERIOUSLY? wtf?
 
Verdi: Requiem, Dies irae
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDFFHaz9GsY
 
Franz Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 played by Cziffra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX4qWJw8PQo
 
Same as above, but orchestral: (unbelievable good!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goeOUTRy2es
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:52:53 No.298947255
>>298942533
Jawdropping performance.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:53:49 No.298947420
>>298947126
I was under the impression that we couldn't post any German because it was so obvious that anyone willing to listen to classical had already listened to them all.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:54:06 No.298947475
>>298947005
it is
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:55:06 No.298947613
>>298947005
srsly listen to this, you will regret not doing so
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:55:56 No.298947759
Not NEARLY enough fucking Chopin
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:56:40 No.298947886
>>298947420
 
And which of them are German, if I may ask?
 
I was under the impression that Verdi was Italian and Liszt was a Magyar.
 
Guess all of them books were wrong...
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:56:57 No.298947929
My favorite right now is either
Franz Schubert - Leise Fliehen Meine Lieder
or
Johann Strauss - Emperor Waltz Op. 437
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:57:19 No.298947991
Some of this stuff is overwhelmingly good. Keep 'em coming.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:57:46 No.298948076
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol-B7Hlxbl0
Frederic Chopin - Etude No. 3, Opus 10.
 
When I'm old and dying, this will be my swan song.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:58:08 No.298948144
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyknBTm_YyM
dance macabre
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:58:34 No.298948212
>>298947886
I was implying that each piece is considered by me to be mandatory if you listen to classical just as with the great German composers, sorry if you didn't catch it.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:58:54 No.298948272
Vivaldi's winter, easily.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:59:24 No.298948358
Hillary Haan playing Bach Chaconne = bootifulness beyond words
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uCdKH_zHVs
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)14:59:51 No.298948432
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmax47l2hLU
 
But I'm biased, this is my instrument.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:00:32 No.298948562
Sibelius Symphony No. 2
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:02:26 No.298948909
Short yet incredible, god I love this movie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kTDba58uGc&feature=related
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:02:33 No.298948929
Brahms Poco Allegretto
Symphony 3, 3rd movement. Most amazing piece ever written. Watch this. You will NEVER regret it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju7jb1rkyK0
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:03:40 No.298949169
so good!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:05:29 No.298949491
Chopin, Nocturne Op.9 No.2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvxS_bJ0yOU
 
Check out Op.9 No.1 as well and
Op. 66 Fantasie Impromptu
Op. 28 Preludes No.4-6-7-15
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:05:50 No.298949561
The commandant scene from Don Giovanni
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTZmcX-R_YM
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:06:06 No.298949620
No greater piece of music has ever been written than Bach's Brandenburg #3.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:06:44 No.298949742
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - op. 20 "Swan Lake"
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:07:45 No.298949954
is this 4chan?
i love you guys
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:08:01 No.298949995
>>298949620
I kinda proved that wrong already
>>298944884
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:08:43 No.298950136
>>298948212
 
"[...] if you didn't catch it."
Read your own post again.
You are implying stuff that aren't real.
Get real. Keep it real.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:09:06 No.298950207
Scheherazade - Rimsky-Korsakov
 
The must listen for all noobs to classical
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:09:07 No.298950208
>>298949954
who else would it be? You would be surprised how many classical fanatics are here. It wasn't always hardcore metal and stoner music mind you
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:09:40 No.298950313
lets see...
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:09:50 No.298950340
>>298949954
Aren't they great? I love /b/ so hard.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:10:12 No.298950410
loo loo loo
 
by butters
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:10:14 No.298950419
Bach's D minor Chaconne for solo violin is better than tits
Shostakovich's 8th symph. 3rd mvt is better than money
Barber's piano concerto, 2nd movement is better than weed
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:12:17 No.298950784
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
 
/thread
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:12:23 No.298950804
This is about the closest any music can get to being better then Bach's Cello Suite No. 1
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr4IQNn3AsA&feature=related
Close your eyes motherfuckers, do it and you will get the picture
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:12:27 No.298950820
Mozart, Kyrie in D minor, K.341.
 
Fucking take that, Dragonforce.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:13:04 No.298950940
Sibelius's violin concerto.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:14:03 No.298951111
don`t know if it was posted yet, but I love largo al factotum by rossini`s barber.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6uSR1VrYl0
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:14:10 No.298951137
Night on bald mountain
 
have your minds blown mofos, as this song scares your socks off while you hold your cocks out
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:14:17 No.298951158
"Mars, Bringer of War", G. Holst
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:14:59 No.298951282
Samual Barber's adagio for strings op.11. Uncut
definetly
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:15:00 No.298951285
thank you all
i have a lot to listen
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:16:54 No.298951631
>>298938118
You might as well add Hungarian Rhapsody, Powerhouse, William Tell Overture, Der Walkyrie, and all the other cartoon music.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:16:55 No.298951634
Erik Satie: Gnossienne and Gymnopedie (all of them, not just the first one!)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:17:08 No.298951668
Britten's String Quartet No. 3 is really good.
In terms of pure technique, Berg's Wozzeck is prolly "best."
>>298940356- /b/tard with good taste
Juilliardfag btw
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:17:14 No.298951682
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>>298935538
Looking for doom from organ music, go with BWV 543, it's fucking epic, see link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcT9_j2abqU
 
Also, best piece? Either Beethoven Symphony 9 (all of it not just the ode you fucking faggots), or Beethoven's Grosse Fuge.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:18:27 No.298951880
>>298939050
Victor Borge
</thread>
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:19:00 No.298951973
Tomaso Albonini: Adagio g-moll (G minor)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:19:02 No.298951976
>>298936589
>>298951137
gtfo. they aren't "songs"
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:19:16 No.298952020
Camille Saint-Saëns - Danse Macabre
or gtfo
>>       G-train !jPGFWAGEjI 12/31/10(Fri)15:19:29 No.298952066
So was Red and End titles from the shawshank soundtrack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEUXKiOm0Ps
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:19:34 No.298952083
Gustav Mahler, 2nd Sinfony, 1st Movement "Totenfeier"
 
epic
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:20:06 No.298952194
Debussy - Prélude ŕ l'aprčs-midi d'un faune
 
nothing else makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up quite like debussy
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:20:22 No.298952231
>>298934993
Oh shit, where to begin?
 
Sibelius- Violin Concerto in d, sym. 2
Tschaikowsky- Sym. 4, 5, 6
Mahler- 2, 3, 6
Barber- Adagio for Strings
Rachmaninoff- Symphonic Dances
Bottesini- Concerto No. 2 in b (I'm a bassist)
Strauss- Death & Transfiguration, Till Eulenspiegel
Mozart- Sym. 39, 40, 41
Beethoven- Sym. 2, 3, 5, 7, 9
Dvorak- Sym. 8, 9
Hindemith- Symphonic Metamorphosis
 
I'm going to stop there.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:20:33 No.298952268
>>298950820
Dragonforce? shit these guys may not be classical but they dress like it
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtbo8OBWu9w
Dragonforce speeds up their music as well they are a bunch of shit hairmetalfags left over from the 80's
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:21:11 No.298952379
Oh, yes, and Ravel - la Valse :-)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:21:13 No.298952381
>>298952020
the dance of the dead.
ow gawd i love this thread.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:21:30 No.298952433
asturias- albeniz
... i like it
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:21:43 No.298952469
Saint-Saëns Symphony No. 3 'Organ' (movement 4/4)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCKiZRWyv20
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:22:13 No.298952564
>>298952083
Played it. I'm a bassist. Our program was Beethoven 5 followed immediately by Totenfeier. Beethoven was an endurance test. Mahler is just fucking hard. Amazing music though.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:22:48 No.298952639
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuqCU0-q8vM
 
Reger - Straf mich nicht
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:23:26 No.298952751
Bach Suite 1 for Unaccompanied Cello
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:23:58 No.298952832
Ravel String Quartet in F
Elgar Sospiri op. 70
Scriabin Concerto Nr 3
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:24:31 No.298952921
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyCRJmerW1Q
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:24:46 No.298952956
>>298952751
3rd is my fav, though 1, 2, 5, 6 are pretty damn fantastic
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:25:36 No.298953100
Huge list but hopefully no ones said Liszt Transcendental Etude 4 "Mazeppa" yet.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:26:10 No.298953210
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqZ_zdNUn4E
 
/thread
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:26:57 No.298953342
anything by The Love Unlimited Orchestra. because an orchestra isnt an orchestra without a funky drummer.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPHmsEoLsL0
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:27:05 No.298953368
yay
and people told me i was weird for having 12.5 hours of classical on my comp...
i love you guys
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:27:11 No.298953385
Schoenberg String Sextet "Verklaerte Nacht"
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP2Pr9Mu8D4
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:27:15 No.298953394
George Crumb: Black Angels,
fuck your old shit.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:28:49 No.298953638
ARCHIVE DIS SHIT
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:29:19 No.298953741
Carlo Gesualdo is some good shit, should youtube his name.
 
Some vintage 1590 AD music right there.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:29:35 No.298953793
and of cource, best of all (well, sometimes :-)
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJoClZ7JosM&feature=related
 
Philipp Glass, Violin Concerto
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:30:25 No.298953953
>DESU
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:30:33 No.298953977
>>298953368
Hell, I have 82hrs42min worth on classical on mine
>>       bLink! !!rJqpmfl7skJ 12/31/10(Fri)15:31:03 No.298954081
lil wayne
 
a mili
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:32:24 No.298954270
>>298936993
Better music = nowadays just autotune. no skill is needed.
Classical music = even to learn to play the violin decently takes 5 years.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:34:23 No.298954585
Rites of Spring
Stravinsky
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:34:48 No.298954650
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>>298954081
 
Yo!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:34:50 No.298954655
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>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:35:41 No.298954805
http://soundcloud.com/deliric/doc-deliric-1-benga
this
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:36:37 No.298954978
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>>298953741
 
lol wasnt that the guy that like, caught his wife fucking another man and just stabbed them both to death, and afterwards dressed said man's corpse in his wife's clothes and left his body out on the street?
 
Pretty hardcore.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:37:15 No.298955092
Cello Concerto no1 in G
When I played Cello this was my favorite thing to play
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:37:43 No.298955174
>>298954978
 
Fastwikifag :-)
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:40:57 No.298955702
Brahms IV symphony
FTW
>>       Your Uncle Bill 12/31/10(Fri)15:43:12 No.298956053
Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:44:21 No.298956220
Beethoven is the composer i find is the best.
 
His Symphony 7. and Patehtiques 1-3 and Appassionatas 1-3 are so emotionally powerful it's frightening
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:45:18 No.298956365
>>298935169
 
well fuck, second post is what I wanted to say.
Raindrop Prelude by Chopin is pretty good too.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:45:33 No.298956403
Shostakovich- Piano Concerto no.2 1st movement
 
Beethoven- 5th symphony 4th movement
 
Stravinsky's- Petrushka
 
Tchaikovsky- Nutcracker
 
Debussy- Prélude ŕ l'aprčs-midi d'un faune
 
Prokofiev- Peter and the Wolf
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:46:00 No.298956478
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCLxso5XDN4&feature=related
 
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
>>       Anonymous !uz3e6PUDDI 12/31/10(Fri)15:49:45 No.298957079
Yanni - The Storm
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:53:23 No.298957704
Rachmaninov Symphony No 2, third movement.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v60qgwtOQCI&feature=related
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:54:34 No.298957925
Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46 (Death of Aase)
 
absolutely the most devastating piece of music I've ever heard.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idKmJGLbmD8&playnext=1&list=PL3648F69111151CC0&index=4
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:58:27 No.298958725
Mahler's 9th, you will bawl: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKjjxXIwcOY
 
Also, check out his 6th for one of the most kick-ass classical pieces ever!
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)15:59:55 No.298959028
symphonie fantastique by berlioz !
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:02:01 No.298959466
archive dis nao
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:02:57 No.298959667
Grieg - Norwegian Dance no. 2. H. 264
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYrCj4lweLg
 
The most famous piece of music in Norway
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:03:58 No.298959854
Anything by Dimitri shostakovich
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:04:24 No.298959950
your mom, last night, in bed.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:04:43 No.298960009
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mfw /b/ not only listens to classical music they actually like some of my favorite songs
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:06:06 No.298960251
Peer Gynt, Solveig's Song. I cried buckets.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ii2Adi2iFRM&feature=related
 
Peer Gynt, Anitra's Dance. Pure sexiness in musical form!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju45gZlLQ6I
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:06:47 No.298960371
>>298938255
Third Gymnopedie
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:08:58 No.298960747
does ride of the valkyries by wagner count?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:09:38 No.298960863
All of you have got to see THE MOST RIDICULOUS violin cadenza ever:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdcZslF1nZQ
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:13:34 No.298961539
Has anyone heard anything by Ralph Vaughan Williams? One of my favorites!
>>       no_u 12/31/10(Fri)16:14:11 No.298961656
pathetique
polonaise op 53
i like vladimir horowitz
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:15:02 No.298961807
Cziffra playing Liszt is fabulous.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:16:15 No.298962006
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Symphony No. 9 by Gustav Mahler
 
Unbelievable.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:18:16 No.298962352
>>298960863
 
Leonidas Kavakos is the best living violinist at the moment...he can play everything.
Youtube told me.
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:21:07 No.298962822
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Harry Shostakovich? Dmitri Potter?
>>       Anonymous 12/31/10(Fri)16:23:23 No.298963211
Buddy Rich's performance of "Love for Sale" on Mercy Mercy Mercy. Best. Ever.
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