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Classical Music Aficionados: What Are You listening To?
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Beethoven - String Quartet Op.130 - YouTube
Revolutionizing classical music - Beethoven with your beer
Revolutionizing classical music - Beethoven with your beer
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Anything Bach..especially this-
Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D major BWV 1050 - 1. Allegro - YouTube
Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D major BWV 1050 - 1. Allegro - YouTube
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This one just about started a riot the first time it was performed..
A dancer was doing a "veil" dance along with it..
Wiener Philharmoniker - Maurice Ravel - Bolero - Gustavo Dudamel - HD - Music Sheet Download - YouTube
A dancer was doing a "veil" dance along with it..
Wiener Philharmoniker - Maurice Ravel - Bolero - Gustavo Dudamel - HD - Music Sheet Download - YouTube
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I love all the Brandenburg Concertos, especially 6, 5 and 3 Right now, I'm listening to Schubert.
F. Schubert: Trout quintet - 4. theme and variations - YouTube
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Right now, I'm listening to AMEB Piano For Leisure Series 1 (Eighth Grade). Technically, it's homework - I'm meant to listen to the pieces I'm learning so I know what they sound like, and then listen to the other pieces to pick a new one to learn. But they get really good pianists to play these pieces, so it's fun to listen to.
At the moment, I'm listening to Handel's "Air and Variations" (called the "Harmonious Blacksmith") which I'm learning. I actually don't like this performance of it... Not very Baroque. I just listened to Grainger's "Country Gardens", and next up is Mozart's "Fantasy".
I used to have a thing for Beethoven - I played him and listened to him constantly. I'm over that now. I still like his music, but I have broader tastes. At the moment, I really like anything Baroque - Handel and Pachelbel mostly, not Bach so much.
I'm doing Solo Performance on Piano as a subject in Year 12 this year - I have to give a 25-minute performance at the end of the year. So far, it looks like I'll be playing: Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turka", Pachelbel's "Canon in D" (absolute awesomeness, even if it's not really a canon), the 1st Movement of Beethoven's Sonata in C# Minor ("Moonlight Sonata"), Mozart's "Air and Variations on a French Folk Song: Ah! Vous dirai-je maman", Joplin's "The Entertainer", and Handel's "Air and Variations: The Harmonious Blacksmith". Not necessarily in that order. They're all pretty fun pieces.
At the moment, I'm listening to Handel's "Air and Variations" (called the "Harmonious Blacksmith") which I'm learning. I actually don't like this performance of it... Not very Baroque. I just listened to Grainger's "Country Gardens", and next up is Mozart's "Fantasy".
I used to have a thing for Beethoven - I played him and listened to him constantly. I'm over that now. I still like his music, but I have broader tastes. At the moment, I really like anything Baroque - Handel and Pachelbel mostly, not Bach so much.
I'm doing Solo Performance on Piano as a subject in Year 12 this year - I have to give a 25-minute performance at the end of the year. So far, it looks like I'll be playing: Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turka", Pachelbel's "Canon in D" (absolute awesomeness, even if it's not really a canon), the 1st Movement of Beethoven's Sonata in C# Minor ("Moonlight Sonata"), Mozart's "Air and Variations on a French Folk Song: Ah! Vous dirai-je maman", Joplin's "The Entertainer", and Handel's "Air and Variations: The Harmonious Blacksmith". Not necessarily in that order. They're all pretty fun pieces.
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It is really cool to see people online who listen to classical music because I know almost nobody in person who does! I am a huge fan of Rachmaninoff, but recently I've been listening to some of Bach's religious works such as the Mass in b and the St. John & St. Matthew Passions
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Really? No-one listens to classical music?
Most of my friends listen to classical... only a few of them listen to modern pop teenage stuff. Then again, most of my friends are either from the homeschooling group or from the string orchestra...
Most of my friends listen to classical... only a few of them listen to modern pop teenage stuff. Then again, most of my friends are either from the homeschooling group or from the string orchestra...
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Good to see interest stirring up.
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis - Ralph Vaughan Williams - YouTube
J.S. Bach - The final aim and reason of all music is nothing other than the glorification of God and the refreshment of the spirit.
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis - Ralph Vaughan Williams - YouTube
J.S. Bach - The final aim and reason of all music is nothing other than the glorification of God and the refreshment of the spirit.
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