How do I get into classical music? Where do I start?
How do I get into classical music? Where do I start?
Henry Murphy
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Jack Diaz
Why, like with anything, with the greeks of course.
Hunter Clark
Tchaikovsky
Evan Morales
Listen to a classical radio station and note the composer if you liked a particular piece. Go from there
Josiah Cooper
Study theory
No no, if he does this he'll end up like a pleb and like all the wrong composers
Kevin Jenkins
Who are the wrong composers?
Ayden Sanders
Bach
Evan Hall
If you enjoy Yea Forumscore you might want to try impressionist stuff first, you'll probably like it
Jose Gray
Jose Edwards
Maybe try lurking the /classical/ general instead of making the same fucking thread every fucking day?
Lincoln Young
Thanks guys
Landon Bennett
Start with some nice compilations like the 100 most essential pieces of classical music. Don't stick to a single composer of you're a newbie.
Starting for comp, just dig deeper.Enjoy!
Joseph Gomez
dont
be normal
much easier
Brandon Cox
The Russians and late romantics
Joshua Bennett
1. Be gay
2.
Landon Watson
watch shit like this
Benjamin Sanchez
Start with the Greeks
Gabriel Ortiz
but these are good user
Leo Moore
Pleb
Daniel Garcia
Bach or anyone else, really
Reading stuff about its history to understand it and navigate through it better
Evan Bennett
name your fav composers then so i can stop being a pleb
Jacob Roberts
Fight me
Brandon Watson
Chopin Piano Sonata 2
Nathan Kelly
Buxtehude
Monteverdi
Bach
Handel
Haydn
Martin Kraus
Mozart
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Berg
Darius Milhaud
Those are fine I guess
William Evans
By embracing rather than failing to come to terms with your celibacy.
Samuel Davis
Based crossposter
Chase Richardson
Bach, Chopin, Beethoven, Debussy are pretty ‘entry’ tier in terms of listening. The works of conposers vary widely so it’s difficult to narrow it down to a lost imo but here’s my recommendations
>Bach - Goldberg Variations and his fugues
>Chopin - Ballades and Mazurkas
>Beethoven - ‘Moonlight’ sonata, piano concerto no.5, ‘tempest’ sonata,
>Debussy - Anything really
Jonathan Murphy
and why would these be better than russians and late romantics