Mozart < Beethoven

Any of you in any ensembles that have/had Beethoven repertoire lined up for his 250th? We just finished his Mass, Egmont overture, The Piano/Choral Fantasy. Great music.

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Scott Joplin??

Bach > All

Been absolutely baring his organ concerti and sonatas lately. Great stuff. If you haven't dived into CPE yet, you're missing out.

I just found Mozart to be... childish? Does that make sense?

Chopin for his compositions. Cziffra for his technical ability on the keys. Absolutely mind boggling how good he was.

With an entire composition called "Lick My Ass", I'm inclined to agree; he has a childish sense of humor

Turbo virgin

Ya you're not alone. Lots of his music just sounds humorous.

It's clearly a competition for #2, no one will ever touch jsb

Imagine not have Sibelius on loop for your entire life

Scott joplin

Liszt is more technical

He had Aspergers

Watch his movie "Amadeus" he was a madman. I also have Aspergers and do similar shit. But instead of being interested in music i was obsessed with stocks.

I guess this is an argument over perspective, as I fully agree Liszt created some amazing music, and you may be right that he was technically better. I just love Cziffra’s ability to improvise. Alright you win but I like Cziffra more

At least cziffra didn't use Liszt's apartment as a bachelor pad to bring back his Mistresses

That story was left out of my music theory classes. Go on...

That story was left out in my music theory classes. Go on...

Was going to play Piano Sonata Op. 57 in June. Cancelled due to Coronavirus

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Chopin is GOAT

Debussy is brilliance.

Beethoven stood on the shoulders of Mozart, and he knew it. And then both stood on the mountain that was JS Bach. Mozart and Beethoven defined their era, and wrote music that will be remembered forever. Bach basically reinvented music.

They're both Titans.

But LvB gets the nod on those Late String Quartets.

Music outside of time or place.

stop saying Scott Joplin

Jott Scoplin.

If you want to hear the spiritual successor to Beethoven's symphonic approach then listen to Sibelius.

Both are great, but Mahler beats them both for me.

I'll allow it.

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Too many notes

If he had just cut a few out, it would be perfect.

Is this you?

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which ones?

The Beatles suck ass

grazie senore

You're comparing watermelons to bananas, user

From a fun to play perspective only (not debating innovation) Bach

Ringo's schlong was said to be as big as a plantain

Is that what your mom said?

He was playful and an unparalleled musical genius.

You guys are acting like you met him.

You guys are hilarious

They’re trading quotes from the movie “Amadeus”

I read a biography. Letters he wrote to his sister are around also.

My banana between your mom's watermelons

Yeah I agree with you op,

Bach's era was before both of them though and was the greatest influence on both of them I believe.

Shout out to Chopin though for being so great

In my personal opinion about what I like I'd say

1: Beethoven
2: Chopin
3: Bach
4: Mozart
5: Rachmaninoff

Chopan > any of these fags

Agreed

>Shopan

All these nerdy perverts! !

Shit! Yes, how has Rach not been mentioned yet?

Your mom said Pete's Best

Yuuuuup