No Classical Music Fans?
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A great youtube playlist: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl-ZPKjlzZw
This is an amazing piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuJ69_DBnSU
I could go on about Scriabin, Mussorgsky, Magnard, Schumann's piano music, but I'd bore you
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dose classical crossover count ?
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lovebearlove, please join in. any discussion is welcome
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well i listen to vanessa-mae, alessandro safina, david garrett, erwin schrott (very fond of his rejotango) N Philippe Jaroussky :love:
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Well, that had me heading off to youtube.
Thank you, some new names for me there
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Never really got into counter tenors, although if I met one it might be different
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Me too I love it a lot, I have arround 3000 albums all FLAC (16/44.1) & Hi-res FLAC (24-bit) that's 702GB, like 42000 tracks. I have a Sony Walkman A17 that can play flac, kudos to sony and i have ordered a portable headphone amp
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I love classical music
my favourite is probably not "classical " per say
but is Delius. -
This thread is a very broad church, all are welcome. But I think Delius would fall into anyone's 'classical' definition. That is for music, not the period
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Classical can mean different things according to context. It certainly means different things in a Greek or Roman context, or in a Carnatic or Hindustani context, for instance. As cannonmc says, Delius is certainly within the purview of what most people would consider classical music. Am actually listening to (and playing) quite a deal of Rachmaninov lately. This is my slight obsession of the moment:
But am actually listening to this piece atm :
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I like classical music. I'm just getting into it now, though, really.
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Go for it, deflorare
It will repay and investment you make
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Oh, they are nice and new to me. Such a change from his orchestral music (which I also like) Thanks for link
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No problems bro.
I really love this piece at the moment (been studying it also)
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Well, I loved Tori Amos's album with classical music. Thanks to that, I like some of Satie's work.
But I listen to Max Richter. Not classical, but neoclassical
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Old and Lost Rivers, Tobias Picker
This was played on BBC Radio3 this morning. I thought it was lovely.
American composer, born 1954. I'm now going to listen to more of him
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Neo-classical..like this?
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