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Old 17th July 2006, 04:23 PM
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Sad Classical Music

I'm trying to find some really sad sounding classical music. Can anyone give the name of some sad songs that are not Moonlight Sonata. Thanks!!
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I got some for you -

Chopin - Nocturne no.19
Shostakovich - String quartet no.8 (first movement)
J.S. Bach - Ebarme Dich from St Matthew Passion
Rachmaninov - Vocalise
Shostakovich - 2nd movement of 2nd piano concerto
Barber - 2nd movement of violin concerto

Those are a couple...
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Nocturne In C Sharp Minor-Chopin
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I'm a huge fan of the more "sad" side of Classical myself. I would love some more suggestions by you Classical scholars.
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No worries man, I'll try and think of some other gems and let you know
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umm, i would suggest Mozarts Reqiuem Mass in D Minor, considering a requiem mass is a death mass and death is pretty sad some of the Mahler symphonies end on a "sad" note but i forget which ones lol
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The last movement of Mahler's Ninth Symphony.

That is one of the saddest pieces you're EVER going to hear — and it's in D Major!

Berg's Violin Concerto is a close runner-up; as is Gorecki's Third Symphony.
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umm, i would suggest Mozarts Reqiuem Mass in D Minor, considering a requiem mass is a death mass and death is pretty sad some of the Mahler symphonies end on a "sad" note but i forget which ones lol
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Originally Posted by UberLutheran
The last movement of Mahler's Ninth Symphony.

That is one of the saddest pieces you're EVER going to hear — and it's in D Major!

Berg's Violin Concerto is a close runner-up; as is Gorecki's Third Symphony.
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