Classical music

by Nonix • 29 Sep 2010, 14:46 • Journals
After not listening classic music for months it's always so good to come back.

Do you have favorite song(s)? Please post a link with the title.


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BearBalou 29 Sep 2010, 15:49
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyCRJmerW1Q

np
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Nonix 29 Sep 2010, 15:50
Oh ye i love this
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BearBalou 29 Sep 2010, 15:52
well im not a fan of classical music but i do love the piano and it calms me down when i have to study ;) , you know any songs in the genre i just posted?
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Dreamweaver 29 Sep 2010, 16:37
Heard about Ludovico Einaudi? Try his "Divenire" album. I also have "Le Onde", which was composed earlier than Divenire, but I didn't like it that much as Divenire.

Also check this out - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94HYEe1bOFU
This is Utada Hikaru - First Love.

Youtube is full of this kind of music (check out videos from PaulFromStokeUK), you just need to type piano instrumental relax into the search. I also like guitar melodies.

Cheers
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fredd 29 Sep 2010, 16:10
too many to mention.. unless you actually mean the classic period, which i doubt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnShW_Tl9Ds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGBXA1tBiLw&feature=channel
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FiLuS 29 Sep 2010, 16:34
J.S.Bach - Toccata and fugue in d minor
J.Haydn - Trumpet Concerto (especialy 1st and 3rd mov.)
I also like instrumental techno remixes (Vanessa Mae, Escala and so on) and trumpet concerts in general (performed by Wynton Marsalis for example).
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TRNZz 29 Sep 2010, 16:50
sure is entry level in here
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fredd 29 Sep 2010, 17:39
4chan is so 2008
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rahula 29 Sep 2010, 16:52
chopin - ballade 1 in g minor
rachmaninov - piano concerto 2
vaughan williams - the lark ascending
rachmaninov - prelude in c-sharp minor - op.3 no. 2
elgar - cello concerto
beethoven's 3rd piano concerto & 9th symphony
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fabuloz 1 Oct 2010, 14:40
which part of 9th symphony u like most?
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Spirea 29 Sep 2010, 17:30
Mostly I like Chopin's piano songs
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Dreamweaver 29 Sep 2010, 19:19
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song
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Spirea 29 Sep 2010, 21:08
u gotta be kidding me :D

well I could have said "works" or "masterpieces" or use more specific names for them but 99% of ppl wouldn't have understood me here
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Dreamweaver 30 Sep 2010, 16:06
it's not about understanding, but about being correct. you could also just say "music" :)
cheers
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Spirea 1 Oct 2010, 13:53
but isn't is stupid if I use words that 99% of ppl here don't understand?
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Dreamweaver 2 Oct 2010, 18:46
what, nobody understands word "music"? :)
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Spirea 2 Oct 2010, 20:27
no I meant words "piece" or "work" :)
and I wanted to refer to his works not generally to his music :P

btw, now that u are apparently keen on the topic, what's your favourite classical music?
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Dreamweaver 3 Oct 2010, 00:10
I'm wondering where I gave you that impression that I'm keen on classical music :D
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Spirea 3 Oct 2010, 13:01
well, it's a bit hard to understand your stand in this topic and being so strict about correcting me if u have no interest in the topic?
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Dreamweaver 3 Oct 2010, 16:36
I have an interest in not calling music without vocal a song :)
In other words, just a grammar nazi. Not that this is any big deal, just thought you might not know what 'song' actually means, thus wanting to clarify it for you.
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Spirea 3 Oct 2010, 18:34
well, I've studied music theory kinda much (started when I was 5) and I've played piano 22 years and guitar 15 years. In addition I've tried a whole lot of other instruments and studied the composers and everything. So you can say that music is one of a big hobby for me :)
Still I'm not that offended about your correcting me. Now that we both talk a language here that isn't a native one for either of us and all (in fin song can be translated as "kappale" that is basically the word we use for musical pieces in fin). But it is just a bit strange for me that if you don't have any interests in the topic and just want to play the grammar police part, you are still so connivingly trying to teach me this :)
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Dreamweaver 3 Oct 2010, 20:33
Ah, I think I now remember your journal about guitar stuff few years ago :). In regard to what you said, I have a right to even think you might not know the difference between a song and a music. However, I consider it as a basic knowlegde that everyone has/should_have, thus there is no need to be deep into music to be interested in this matter. It just sounded too strange for me to call classical music a song, so I had to react. "Lost in translation", I guess :)
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Spirea 3 Oct 2010, 21:54
yeah fair enough and I'm always open for interesting conversations :)
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Dreamweaver 4 Oct 2010, 04:15
To make sure, I meant "I have NO right to blabla" :D I was editing that post times and times before submission that I forgot the negation.

Cheers!
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Spirea 4 Oct 2010, 21:23
It's fine, I guess you surely have the right to say it :)
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fabuloz 29 Sep 2010, 17:33
frederic chopin's piano works.
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Spirea 1 Oct 2010, 13:53
+1 !
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fabuloz 1 Oct 2010, 14:36
+1!
the most thing i like of him is
Frederic Chopin - Grande Polonaise Brillante Proceder An Andante Spianato Op. 22 a + b
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Spirea 1 Oct 2010, 15:04
Andante Spianato is fine but Grande Polonaise is outstanding :)
Still I don't know if it's the very best in my mind :D he just has sooo many good works
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