I'm pretty sure I made a thread on it oncean extant one is the one about downloading RD's classical mp3s - they're still there, but they'll probably be taken down soon (the account is tartsquid's), so grab some stuff there if you're into piano while you have a chance:message_topic.aspx?topic=450004what is everyone's favorite kind? favorite composers? favorite pieces?my favorite composer is the one and only Frederic Chopinmostly I'm an early 20th century classical music lovermy favorite piece is probably Sergei Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1 in D Majorif it's ok by evan and space is not an issue, I may host a few things on [link]http://www.euphalo.com/ - but I don't want the server to implode I'm also really big on solo piano music and I have a huge collectionget at me if you don't know much about classical and want some introductions to good stuff, or if you are looking for something in particular by a popular composer (Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and the like) because I probably have it ]
6/19/2008 7:50:53 PM
vivaldi and sibelius
6/20/2008 12:18:58 AM
definitely can't go wrong with VivaldiSibelius, however, I have never been able to get intoI think I might have some piano music of his, and I've tried listening to some of his symphonic musicbut I tend to stay away from Romantics except for Chopin and the occasional Liszt and Schubert
6/20/2008 12:23:51 AM
6/20/2008 6:55:37 PM
this thing needs to pick up!
6/22/2008 1:38:36 AM
lol bttt
6/24/2008 2:37:09 PM
I love Bach because I love the idea of "tonicizing" and he did some amazing stuff with that. Its something I am working very hard on but there are so many ways to approach it that I am having a hard time not getting turned around while working on it.[Edited on June 24, 2008 at 2:59 PM. Reason : ]
6/24/2008 2:44:35 PM
oh and I like Vivaldi too, but at the same time he was kind of a "pop" classical composer in that a lot of things he wrote were kind of cheesy, "expected" key progressions (ie he humped the heck out of some circle of fifths). Not to say there is anything wrong with that, in fact it makes it almost more approachable and easy on the ears at times. But he wasnt as interesting as some other people.
6/24/2008 8:55:09 PM
I like Stravinsky, Ravel, and Debussy a lot. Shostakovich and Rachmaninoff are a couple of other favorites.Stravinsky's "The Rite of Sping" was always a personal favorite of mine. I found a perfect vinyl copy at a thrift store a while back for 25 cents.[Edited on June 24, 2008 at 11:40 PM. Reason : .]
6/24/2008 11:36:21 PM
6/24/2008 11:47:55 PM
CARL ORF
6/24/2008 11:50:29 PM
fuck i can't find that one chopin song.
6/25/2008 12:05:23 AM
some waltz
6/25/2008 12:22:37 AM
i've been reading The Rest is Noise by Alex Ross off and on for the last couple months. it's a really interesting book about 20th century classical composers and some of the role of their lives and history on their music.that aside, i'm a big fan of shostakovich, steve reich, beethoven, rachmaninoff and debussy
6/25/2008 1:18:08 AM
Soulja boy tell 'em
6/25/2008 1:20:57 AM
it was this
6/25/2008 2:31:53 AM
6/25/2008 2:45:33 AM
good stuff
9/1/2008 1:14:43 AM
bump lol
10/10/2008 2:51:44 PM
11/7/2008 3:54:57 AM
WAGNER PWNS ALL
11/7/2008 1:29:42 PM
not really
11/15/2008 4:48:01 AM
Nocturne in B flat minor - Chopin
11/15/2008 2:20:29 PM
^Op. 9 is one of my favorite sets of nocturnes, all 3 of them also Op. 15
11/15/2008 4:17:31 PM
thread save
12/16/2008 12:23:50 AM
I need to get back into classical, I've been out of the loop latelyanyone have any good pieces to suggest?
2/15/2009 7:32:46 PM
Mark Camphouse - Watchman, Tell us of the Night
2/15/2009 8:58:07 PM
vivaldi is for fagsI'm Big Business and i approved this message.
2/15/2009 9:54:34 PM
whatever. i'll rock some vivaldi.
2/15/2009 9:57:48 PM
I, too, enjoy Vivaldi
2/15/2009 9:58:33 PM
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