Fauré edition
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This thread is for the discussion of music in the Western (European) classical tradition, as well as classical instrument-playing.
How do I get into classical?
This link has resources including audio courses, textbooks and selections of recordings to help you start to understand and appreciate classical music:
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First for Carl Flesch
speaking of Faure, ya'll try this complete set of his solo piano music yet? I'm not yet sure if I like it or not.
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>>/noise/
It means you're a victim of the abrahamic disease
Op. 36 Deux Pièces for 2 pianos (Enoch) 1886
Intermède
Pas des Cymbales [from Callirhoë]
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Anyway, Bach
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Nah, I was looking who was first to use satanic(a.k.a. anti-abrahamic) symbolism in music. It is probably Scriabin but I'm not entirely sure.
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As usual: Abrahamic lies.
satanic(a.k.a. anti-abrahamic)
Satanists are just more victims of the abrahamic deception
Wow this thread is off to a roaring start
Satan literally means enemy in hebrew.
Found another reference to satan. Pugni's "satanella"
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Only if you hit refresh, poser
spams update button
Satan is part of the Abrahamic lie.
All religions are fairy tales, your point?
My point is
w-w-what does that mean anons?
nothing at all
Sarasate
the fuck did you just call me
Shostakovich - the last great symphonist.
sovietslop
unlistenable noise
Paganini
unlistenable noise
i can get this set for $300 is it worth it?
You can also get it for free (but yes it's worth it)
*tips fedora*
*tips fedora*
Logic has become a scarecrow
nice meme, which sub did you find this one on?
nice meme, which sub did you find this one on?
go back, oh wait you can't
it's gnostic, most "christian" composers like Bach are actually Gnostic-"christians"
Good one, dude
most of liszt is trashy, but its nice for the limited good stuff there is, since most of it is obscure
thanks
reminder that if you don't ONLY listen to classical, you have to leave.
You first
Mahler 5 day
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Which is why Bach is literally the GOAT bar none no exceptions no excuses by an absurd margin
This channel
is obsessed with four things: formal analyses of classical music, Leonard Bernstein, his own compositions, and a band called The Bangles. Why does he have a million videos just about The Bangles? I don't know.
The ending finds him as exuberant and joyful as you could wish with the Vienna Philharmonic playing at the top of their form. This is followed, as you might have expected, by a very intense Adagietto filled with rare tenderness. Bernstein is slower than Schwarz, Walter and Barbirolli here, but not so slow he distorts the piece out of shape. Then in the finale he and the orchestra carry all before them. Again, the depth of the recording's dynamic range might bother some. But especially memorable is the warmth of heart in the climactic passages and the conclusion itself where Bernstein pulls out all the stops, capping the earlier appearance of the chorale with a no-holds-barred broadening of the tempo at the moment of release. This is, therefore, a superb realisation of the Fifth Symphony.
exuberant? joyful? intense? tenderness? warmth of heart?
By also paying attention to the rhythmic gait, as well as to the Adagietto reprises, Barshai conveys an honest, earthy humour that is ripe and exuberant but never forced. Another example of giving Mahler the last word. The end of the work in this recording is winning and enhancing and with the feeling that a vast journey has been completed, but one when you can remember every detail.
honest, earthy humour that is ripe and exuberant? winning and encancing? feeling that a vast journey has been completed?
all these emotional descriptions are such bullshit, who talks about music this way. all performances exhibit the same music in the same way
Go share your trash channel elsewhere
Don't be rude, there's some nice content on that channel
Neat, thanks.
Just go and update your blog, mr. Autism.xls
Go shill your trash channel elsewhere
I'm throwing sarcastic, smarmy shots at my previous interlocutor, chill
That's not my channel, someone else posted it in the last thread, and I just found it humorous how out of place The Bangles videos were. Proving that it is indeed possible to both like classical and non-classical music.
Wolf is so good
Be better
No, because I wasn't in the wrong
Shill fuck off
Do you really think I am composer Mekel Rogers with my own website?
You are always in the wrong. Improve your skills.
Shill go die
They just enjoy entertaining themselves by posting immature nonsense, don't bother
I don't listen to performances by people who look like this.
now playing, gonna go through some of this Naxos Glazunov orchestral works series
Glazunov: The Sea, Op. 28
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start of Glazunov: Oriental Rhapsody
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Glazunov: Ballade, Op. 78
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Glazunov: Cortege solennel, Op. 91
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If anyone has any other collections of orchestral works to recommend, I'm all ears, like that one for Franz Schreker the one anon kept posting.
Stop talking to yourself
I was trying to find a way to discover some lesser known string quartets, and then it hit me to look at the discography of the Maggini Quartet (I've enjoyed their Elgar and a couple other stuff), and boom, jackpot. If anyone else is interested in something similar, well, there's plenty here to listen to!
Abnormal is fine. Stupid is not.
Don't be so hard on yourself
Define abnormal.
Define stupid.
Define fine
Define Lettberg
more like refine Lettberg amirite
Beethoven
Speaking of, I just finished listening to pic related (took me a while to find a download), and highly recommend it. I'm still sticking with Ashkenazy for the sonatas and Vers La Flamme, but everything else is truly stellar. Can't wait for the sperg (affectionate) to give it a try
Brahms was deeply in love with Clara Schumann, but lusted greatly after her daughter Julie. He wanted to conquer Clara's heart and nut inside Julie's cunny. One can only assume that he thought about the forbidden threesome at least a few times. What an inspiration. Truly a man's man.
Truly a man's man.
For wanting something he couldn't get until it poisoned his vital instincts with impotence?
t. puny impotent incel envious of the raw masculine energy the man cropdusted wherever he went
What is it with redditors and choosing dorky losers as their heroes (and surrogate father figures) but then wanting to convince everyone else they were actually gigachads? You see this exact pattern too much.
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you mean outer /hurwitz/.
anyone who makes fun of me is a redditor
terrible cope, 3/10
kwab. Wagner on the other hand had multiple affairs with the wives of his friends and employers. it's a miracle he wasn't shot.
Define miracle
the story of Wagner's life.
That's an (alleged) example, not a definition. I accept your concession.
Wagner's life is too extraordinary to be believed. It reads like that of a main character from one of Jules Verne's novels.
Well, it IS mostly lies that have come down to the present era.
Define novels.
your lack of faith disturbs me.
That's an (alleged) example, not a definition. I accept your concession.
Vogner.
Define Fagner
anyone who describes brahms as having 'raw masculine energy' is a redditor
Yes
Do we know what Liszt thought of Brahms's hungarian dances?
Define redditor. Prove that your statement is demonstrably true with reliable sources.
define define define define define define define define define define define define...
kill yourself.
I accept your concession.
Brahms' friends in Budapest finally managed to talk him into attending the performance of Don Giovanni - he had initially turned down their invitation, arguing that he preferred to read the score and had never seen or heard a decent performance of the work. He would even prefer a cold beer, he insisted. But in the end he allowed his friends to drag him along to their box, where he demonstratively settled down on a sofa at the back in the hope of enjoying a rest. But it was not long before he was making increasingly inarticulate noises indicative of his enthusiasm, and at the end of the first act he was heard to shout out: 'Most excellent, admirable, what a deuce of a fellow!' He then ran on to the stage and embraced Mahler with typically grumpy cordiality.”
define "is"
damn I wonder what it sounded like
also think i'll relisten to giovanni
white?
I accept your concession.
Define concession.
I'LL DESTROY ALL OF YOUUUUU
The average Brahmsian has a monotone voice, works in an office space surrounded by middle aged women, and thinks his extreme introversion and deadpan deliverance are signs of masculine composure.
Prove that your statement is demonstrably true with reliable sources.
fuck off. Jamie Hyneman is the ubermensch Nietzsche spoke of.
I'll destroy your asshole, pretty boy
so far i have listened to
Beethoven
Brahms
Bruckner
Bach
Scriabin
Handel
Mozart
Wagner
Dvorak
Chopin
Debussy
Stravinsky
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Mahler
Strauss
Monteverdi
so far my favorites have been Bruckner, Scriabin, Wagner, Dvorak, Debussy, Bach, Handel, Brahms, and Liszt
any recommendations?
any recommendations?
yeah, kill yourself.
no, maybe someday but not today.
oh yeah i forgot about Bartok, i really like his string quartets
Reddit statement.
Reger, Brian, and Schmidt.
Jamie Hymen
Wolf
read Nietzsche and Bernard Shaw.
Two Wagnerians who glorified Wagner's heroes. No one is more antithetical in personality to Wagner's impetuous, passionate heroes than Jamie Hyneman.
thoughts?
what is the classical equivalent to hipster indie pop?
Czech/Bohemian Romanticism
Hipsters often throw around the term "baroque" to appear more knowledgeable about classical music than they really are.
Post your favourite Handel choruses.
best classical guitar albums?
>>/blogger/
Tomorrow
Led Zeppelin 4
Sonatas for solo guitar/mandolin
Czech/Bohemian Romanticism
Literally the most mainstream and popular period and region. The U2 of classical music
(Arr. Segovia for Guitar)
Might as well lisen to that tranny synth album
guitar posters are the absolute worst. go back to Anon Babble.