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      cannonmc
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      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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        Matie
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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:

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        But am actually listening to this piece atm :
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          deflorare
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          I like classical music. I'm just getting into it now, though, really.

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            cannonmc
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            Go for it, deflorare

            It will repay and investment you make 🙂

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              Matie
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              Enjoying a lot of Rachmaninov at the moment:

              Youtube Video

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                cannonmc
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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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                  Matie
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                  No problems bro.
                  I really love this piece at the moment (been studying it also)
                  Youtube Video

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                    XFER
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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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                      cannonmc
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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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                        Matie
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                        Neo-classical..like this?
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