>Mozart
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
>Bach
Air on the G string
>Chopin
Marche funebre from his sonata No.2
>Brahms
Hungarian dance No.5
>Tchaikovsky
Piano concerto/Nutcracker/ violin concerto
>Haydn
The surprise
>Wagner
tristan und isolde prelude
>Debussy
La mer
/classical/
Juan Wright
John Robinson
Your mom gives good head.
Dominic Cruz
jpc.de
Nr.3
perfect song for a villain- Dark Academia Playlist
Asher Baker
moody dark academia classical to jack off to cuckold porn to on a cold winter night in your evil villain tower
Logan Rodriguez
Clair de Lune is the more obvious choice for Debussy. Ride of the Valkyries for Wagner. I don't think the average person could name a single Haydn piece if they tried
Carter Harris
most people have probably heard deutschland uber alles without realizing haydn wrote the original melody.
Oliver Long
I've said negative things about Sibelius in here before, but he's really grown on me recently. The second and fifth symphonies especially
Oliver Rodriguez
I didn't even know that
Ayden Mitchell
the only time i've ever really enjoyed sibelius was when i heard his 7th performed live by esa pekka salonen and i was half-asleep so i wasn't entirely paying attention. just listening to it with zero regard for form or motivic development, it's actually really pleasing. it's when you sit down and really focus on it that it becomes a problem.
Cooper Anderson
After listening to nothing but Beethoven last week, a little break from perfect structural form is refreshing