/classical/

He would make for a terrible mathematician.

What the fuck is an "is"
Dis? More like dis dick bitch

Jeeze

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Music is math.

Your Mum's bodycount is math

owned xD

Lisitsa is posting her cycle of Beethoven piano sonatas on her YouTube. Very cool.

You know why I love my twelve-tone method so much? I can notate rows with the twelve distinct letters that make up my name.

lascenbhdorg
gahneodbsclr
asedgblnocrh
dcsabngholer
scdohlrbegna
denachlsbrog
eohlngcsradb
ncahdreoblsg
enclhbasgrod
rngdlohebsac
rolsanhedgcb
dghnorbealcs

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Lisitsa sucks

Berlioz
youtube.com/watch?v=iY-tzOCb3jU
Why does /classical/ underrate his requiem so much?

based
lmao, she's 15
>Boulez is not music
how?

>Mozart
>firetruck
Absolute newfriend

>[thing I don't like] is not music because [incomprehensible gibberish]

Pick a number between 1 and 10

never can go wrong with 3

What does Liszt. Albinoni and Stamitz have in common?

youtube.com/watch?v=jsZWj1lx5HA
Is this /classical/?

They're all shit?

What the fuck is firetruck?

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no

Something that isnt by autistic Germans

What are some essential works from the transition period between Renaissance and Baroque? And/or late Ren/early Baroque stuff.

My library seems to be missing a chunk of music history between like 1590 and 1670 and I want to fill that out.

Sweelinck
Froberger
Schutz

Nice thanks mate. Any recommended works from them? I shouldn't have a problem finding them myself but it helps to have a starting point.

Monteverdi

Mozart youtu.be/pOMiig2b-VE

His Vespers of 1610 is actually the only piece I have from that period, in my collection. What are some of his other pieces worth checking out?

Sweelinck
youtube.com/watch?v=DgEdln2KSlA
Froberger
youtube.com/watch?v=22PbIn8bLwU
Schütz
youtube.com/watch?v=yTmk4agHRp8

Great stuff, thanks very much!

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youtube.com/watch?v=JHoeMqYazAY

The onoy composer that I have never seen insulted in these threads

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Honestly his music is consistently quite good and I have genuinely nothing bad to say about it. It is tasteful, creative, well assembled and generally flawless.

What does /classical/ think of George Benjamin?
Any recs?

Well, there's been a "Schubert was a 2nd rate early Beethoven" meme going around lately. Although it's most likely one guy.

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Leoš Janáček is amazing.

Nielsen's Aladdin.

He's one of the few composers I confidently put in god-tier desu.

>impying Vivaldi is underrated
Vivaldi's Spring is top five most recognizable Classical pieces of all time.

Because Classical is filled with a bunch of unemotional sociopaths who only listen to /Classical/ for Intellectual points. Also plebs but that's a given.

cause he is /our/ guy.

youtube.com/watch?v=ix963BEo7HQ

same, great music.

Overplayed-underplayed is a different dimension.

heh, maybe. A lot of composers are very underrated, personally I think Berlioz is super underrated.

Is listening to highlights considered bad?

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As long as you're experiencing the music of Khachaturian? Nah, Khachaturian is good in any form.

Listening to a whole opera without the visual elements is dumb

this must be the CEO of pleb

Post your top 3 of all time, judge each other and give recs.

>Lili Boulanger - Vieille prière bouddhique
>Brahms - Piano Quintet in F Minor
>Bach - Du wahrer Gott und Davids Sohn

Stairway to Heaven, Highway to Hell, and the Dark Side of the Moon (every Pink Floyd album is like just a single song to me)