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Aggressive German nationalists not allowed (as well as other)
Rec more obscure composers and pieces
If you want to discuss something popular (i.e. Beethoven's symphonies) do it a manner that will drive a discussion forward rather than going off on tangents about who needs to have sex or kill themselves
Autism and contrarianism to be ignored
Scriabin posting encouraged.
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B A S E D
Scriabin
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Rameau
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Based Wagnerbro
Based Rameaubro
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What's the discord? Whoever posted links before, they've expired.
Viral Counterpoint of the Coronavirus Spike Protein.
Markus J. Buehler
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first for the Master Fingerblaster
you forgot to put the music in the OP
if you want moderation use filters or go to reddit
I only listen to
>Ives
>Birdwistle
>Gombert
>Messiaen
>Windor
>Ostriz
>Ravel
harpsichords are so cool looking, I want one
Thoughts on this Wagner piano transcription by Gould?
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Scriabin is just a proto-Sorabji (who was actually based). Change my mind
They are both based af.
I hear a lot of Rachmaninoff in 70's Hard Rock music like Deep Purple for some reason.
Anyway he is based and I got completely destroyed when my piano teacher gave me one of his pieces to learn.
This is pretty darn dark, is it in the key of C Minor?
>Sorabji was dismissive of the Classical style, mainly because he saw it as restricting the musical material to conform to a "ready-made mould",[138]
Dropped
Nice piece, thanks for sharing.
Just getting into opera, what are some on youtube that you guys like?
Alexandrov
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Why is this so kino? Why can't I stop listening?
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This is what got me (that Verdi)
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Cause Schubert is the GOAT.
Scriabin
Listen to based Callas and Destinn
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Is there a studio version of this? Because I sure as hell failed to find it.
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I got the Zimmerman version but man, no clue whether it's the tuning of the piano or the mic or the player but her version sounds a lot better. Just the shitty live version got motherfuckers coughing and ... that's not great.
Kozlovsky
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>tfw female pianists are almost always asian
White femoids btfo yet again
Chesnokov
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Tchaikovsky
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Beautiful
Massanet
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You guys are posting faster than I can listen to ur works zzz
Where's the links OP?
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Why do boomers cough so much at concerts?
>Windor
Jesu Christe
And why aren't they shot for it? Might stop the next bastard ruining art.
Sorabji is like Scriabin if he had Alzheimer's i.e. meandering arabesque dreck that goes absolutely nowhere.
Post based performances
Scriabin
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sorabji was [spoiler]good when he tried[/spoiler]
boring playing
Feinberg was a fine composer himself, reminds me of Medtner at times.
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Why are the very best composers invariably always English? Just what is it about the English phenotype that leads them to consistently blessing the world with the most beautiful pieces of art known to man?
1. Did composers mostly write in their head or is that a myth and did they write mostly at the keyboard? Reddit tells me Mozart composed mostly at the keyboard
2. If one does not have perfect pith is it possible to develop relative pitch to be able to compose in their head if they're in their late teens?
3. What exercises can one do to develop this?
They didn't have keyboards in Mozart's day because electricity hadn't been invented then xx
most composers write at the keyboard. though many can come up with ideas and think through them even when they're away from it. beethoven used to take walks to generate ideas for pieces, then took them home and worked on them at the piano.
yes, although your musical potential generally stabilizes when you're 9. most people can generally reach a pretty high level of relative pitch with some training even if they never had formal training until adulthood.
learn to sight sing, transcribe music, learn theory
sorabji was gay half-indian
opera sucks, I'm sure it was pleb entertainment back in the day
True t b h.
that would have to be german, I'm jealous but it's just a fact
sorry, best composers are Czech.
he should get back in the cotton field, and the women should get back in the kitchen, liberalism is what ruined classical music
>English composers
>good
The only good English composer is Sorabji and he's a fucking Indian.
england: gays, indians, niggers, women
the wrong side won the war
epic larp xD
I'm serious
Elgar and Vaughan Williams are generally regarded by all classical music experts to be the two greatest composers of all time. Third and fourth place are up for debate, but opinion is pretty unanimous on the top two