/classical/

What recordings of Palestrina should I listen to?

do you mean the opera?

Why did the last thread die that hasn't happened recently

>being filtered by fucking Opera again
>being filtered by Mozart
Never change /classical/ frens

Sorry, no, I meant the Renaissance composer. I heard a piece by him on YouTube that was really beautiful and want to hear more

Sorabji is a champion in the long line of arabesque modernist composers such as Debussy, Szymanowski and Scriabin and the transcendental virtuoso romanticism in the vain of Liszt, Alkan and Ravel. He dindu

Sorabji
youtube.com/watch?v=HwANh7y4qCE

pic related

also
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I said that because I was listening to his Opus clavicembalisticum last night and really liked it. Got through the first hour (up to the Interludium Primum) and will listen to the rest today, but I really had to go to sleep.

Based.

This single strip of harmony is better than 99% of music. This might actually be the peak of harmony. Reply to this posted with based Hildy and medieval music

Hildegard Von Bingen
youtu.be/quMgY08jDf4?t=363

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youtube.com/watch?v=LIjXPQN7dc8

I'm rediscovering classical music right now, I played accordeon, I know, a meme instrument, but it's a big deal in Russia and I'm russian so whatever. Other than Russian folk I also played some of Bach's organ work which is very well suited for accordeon but let's get to my point. I'm reading these classical threads day in day out and try to discover new music to listen to but only very little really clicks and it's mostly single pieces by composers, like Schumann's first piano sonata or a Rachmaninoff prelude. The only composer that reliably holds my attention throughout a whole piece (like 15min plus, not like chopins miniatures) is Mozart. I'm obsessed with his work and only listened to 3% or something. I feel like a pleb tho, not being able to appreciate other composers like Brahms, Bruckner, Wagner, Prokofiev, Scriabin, even Bach seems bland, Beethoven has his moments, etc... will this come with time and will the Mozart autism phase go away at some point? I feel like an even bigger pleb asking for your approving but I guess I'm insecure in my taste.

Listen to Bach's cantatas and then see where you stand

>even Bach seems bland
Get the fuck out of here

I guess I understand the appeal of Bach and the fugue autism is a lot of fun to listen to but it seems like a lot of his work is showing off or textbook examples of techniques for other composers to learn from.
Okay I'll try, maybe I'm just retarded and can't really search for the good stuff.

>stabat mater
based
youtube.com/watch?v=ukxAM-spo8M

You're Russian for God's sake, take the divinepill already.

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The peak was 16th century Spanish polyphony:

youtu.be/F0Yq4JKB3Ro

>it seems like a lot of his work is showing off
That's why I love him. If you want something a little more thematic and explicit, then definitely check out the Johannes and Mattheus Passions. Art of the Fugue is also one of his more emotional works imo although it's one of the "slowest" I've heard from him so far, I'd recommend Pierre-Laurent Aimard's rendition if you're interested. Also, Prokofiev's piano concertos are also adhd-friendly as far as I'm concerned.

Oh, and maybe try reading along with one of Wagner's operas. I'd imagine it would help you infer how to feel by reading the story.

Mozzart

youtube.com/watch?v=6_yNc859hqA

BAROQUE LARPING
an improvised passacaglia

youtu.be/jFnM9C8jCdE

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So has this Grieg dude made anything of interest outside of Peer Gynt? I really like this sheit.
youtu.be/gNREqOfgDXk

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his piano concerto is pretty famous
youtube.com/watch?v=I1Yoyz6_Los

Lyric Pieces
youtube.com/watch?v=-BnZq8W3C54

Beecham looking cheeky.

Thoughts on Marin Marais?

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bump

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petzold

hering

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>not he HINDU

missed opportunity.

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just do it at your own pace, dude. I have been autistically listening to almost all Gesualdo for 3 years.

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Wagner sucks cock.

>Know that Bach is hands-down the GOAT composer for all of time
>Still don't listen to him very much

Anyone else?

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Aimard is shit

youtube.com/watch?v=sWQfom7E2Z8

>This is how people used to dance

youtube.com/watch?v=YFM3RHt128o

And what, twerking and flossing are better?

Why do people say Verklarte Nacht is a work of genius, that somehow gives Schoenberg Bona Fides to fuck with tonality? Its like he literally comes up to an expected perfect cadence and then throws in an altered chord in place of the expected one. Its the most hamfisted harmonic suspension possible.

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the piece is literally about getting cucked

>This is how people will dance

youtube.com/watch?v=upT5it63f-I

youtu.be/G8MGiPo5IxU

>finally understand the Faust Symphony
I have seen the light and now am blind

Bach's music is grating on the ears. I can't stand it and I tried. Everyone says he's the greatest composer but I find him utterly boring and repetitive.

oof

try this: youtu.be/BojPbhE816c

You're listening to music superficially user. Try some Zaz you might like her.
Why would you listen to that when you can just read a thousand different versions of Faust lol.
I never heard much Liszt actually I just tried his Dante symphony and Totentanz and found them so kitsch and over the top that I gave up on him but I like reading about the guy and his life a lot. He also looked really cool.

I don't know how you could call it grating. Its just too sterile and undramatic for my pleb ears/brain.

Here's the best art of fugue for you plebs

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>tfw have been pronouncing Gesualdo's name wrong all this time
I thought that was a hard G like "Gue" not "Je"

Tristan und Isolde but in good

youtube.com/watch?v=Qlh42saKpGU

youtu.be/T48JI_F0lwo
LORD, have mercy
Christ, have mercy

Glory unto God the Highest, and unto Earth peace, to the men of good will

We praise You
We bless You
We adore You
We glorify You

We thank You for Your magnanimous glory

Lord God, King of Heaven,
God Father omnipotent.
Lord only-child, Jesus Christ.
Lord God, God's Lamb, Father's Son

You who take away the world's sin, have mercy on us. Receive our prayer.
You who sit at the Father's right, have mercy on us.
For You alone are holy, You alone are Lord, You alone are The Highest, Jesus Christ

With the Holy Spirit in the Father God's glory, Amen

I believe in a God, Father Omnipotent, maker of Earth and Heaven, of all things visible and invisible.
And in one Lord Jesus Christ, only son of God, and of the Father born before all ages, God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God. Begotten and not made, one with the Father; through whom all things were made.
For us men and for our salvation He descended from Heaven.
He was incarnate by the Holy Spirit, through the Virgin Mary; and was made into man. Crucified he was under Pontius Pilate, then he passed away and was buried. He resurrected on the third day, as according to the Scriptures, and ascended into Heaven, sat by the Father's right, and will again venture down in glory, will judge the living and the dead, and his reign will be neverending.
And in a Holy Spirit, Lord
and life-giving, who from the father and son proceeds, who is with the Father and Son adored, and glorified, and who spoke through the phrophets.
And in a holy catholic and apostolic Church.
I acknowledge one baptism in the forgiveness of sin, and I expect the resurrection of the dead, and a future life to come.
Amen

Holy, Lord God of Hosts. Plentiful are the heavens and Earth with Your glory

Hosanna in the highest
Blessed is he who comes in the name of the L ORD

Lamb of God who takes away the world's sin, have mercy on us
Lamb of God who takes away the world's sin, grant us peace.

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>yfw Bach is in hell because he spent his life worshiping the works of his hands.

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I wonder where Dante would've put Bach in, considering he out so many people he liked himself in Hell

I CAN'T STOP LISTENING TO HAYDN BACH MOZART GESUALDO AND SORABJI
REC ME MORE LIKE THEM

10/10 holy shit this is good.

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wtf explain this shit b'tovyn

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why the fuck wouldn't it be a hard G? afaik southern italian dialects pronounce the G hard, just like standard italian

Yes that's what I thought! I can read Italian and thought my pronunciation was okay. But I watched some videos on him and his life and music and he was pronounced Jesualdo. May the ones that made the video were the wronf ones, being American and all. We all know their pronunciation of Italian aren't exactly exemplary.

I keep making typos because I'm a phoneposting fag fuck

Fuck nice digits guys
Gesualdo to celebrate
youtube.com/watch?v=1ReX-5bl3LA

gesualdo nigga hours
youtube.com/watch?v=_TZI6HdMHGM

I'm in a fucking bar drinking with friends and talking to a girl and instead of hanging with them I decided to come to the toilet and post about Gesualdo for a bit
Maybe it's cringe for you but it's based for me
You prefer when the madrigals are recorded with a backing lute/whatever string instrument (some HIP performances like Herreweghe's) or just straight voices?
youtube.com/watch?v=ZyHf6IEYw2Y

music for when that one weird guy that everyone feels obligated to invite out goes and hides in the bathroom for 15 minutes?

youtube.com/watch?v=kqVW9JSb3-0

just straight voices, usually.
honestly, don't madrigals just blow your mind? i mean, the fact that someone can make non-sacred music sounds so beautiful is mind blowing. takes another level of inspiration. feels like Gesualdo, along with others like Palestrina, had some sort of artistic Midas touch.

Nu uh I left after like 8

Literally what?

soundcloud.com/ulysse-bouchard/sonate-pour-flute-et-harpe

daily reminder some literal who with 50 followers on soundcloud is a better composer than 99% of 20th century "composers"

Don't shill your shit here

not mine, i just follow the nigga on twitter for his political memes and he shilled his stuff a couple days ago
also if it were mine I would shill it as much as I wanted to, faggot.

Shut up fag bag

Post some cringe composer stories.

The rage of the incel manlet
>TheViolin Sonata No. 9,Op.47, byLudwig van Beethoven, is a sonata for piano and violin notable for its technical difficulty, unusual length (around 40 minutes), and emotional scope. It is commonly known as theKreutzer Sonata
>After the premiere performance Beethoven and Bridgetower fell out: while the two were drinking, Bridgetower apparently insulted the morals of a woman whom Beethoven cherished. Enraged, Beethoven removed the dedication of the piece, dedicating it instead toRodolphe Kreutzer, who was considered the finest violinist of the day.
>It is commonly known as theKreutzer Sonataafter the violinistRodolphe Kreutzer, to whom it was ultimately dedicated, but who thoroughly disliked the piece and refused to play it.

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choke on my balls and die, you uppity faggot.
youtube.com/watch?v=bHy1q3cEkKo

More like whiteknight, innit?

Beethoven's such a fag lmao

more like the rage of the white knight

Schumann

youtube.com/watch?v=3Y8nDT-gFUg

hows it going kyle

Bach

youtube.com/watch?v=lar4DWUmY9k

bump

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youtube.com/watch?v=YyknBTm_YyM

user I think we've all seen that video before

Have you seen this one?

youtube.com/watch?v=GRxofEmo3HA

how is scriabin so good? his middle/late harmonic language is like porn for the ears. how did he do it?

>how is scriabin so good?
His mustache.

Actually no.

by squeezing the scant drippings of chopin dry

based beethoven defending his white woman from the mulatto nigger

too slow
youtube.com/watch?v=e0mVUmk3D9A

While obviously being a big fan of Chopin's music, Scriabin developed his own language, just as much as Chopin was a fan of opera, Mozart, Field and Bach and also developed his own, entirely different language; there is no Chopin to be found in his own creations such as the Mystic chord use with its transpositions and equalising of melody and harmony into the same side of the coin, so try again, sweetie.

Post your favourite pieces.

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Beethoven. The harmonies are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of music theory most of the composition will go over a typical listener's head. There's also Ludwig van's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven…

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it was kc tier

Based fake glen!!

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Weiss

youtu.be/Cx9G9jts_wI

lute and chill

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Romantic Adès

youtu.be/nP5__SSf3dk

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nice try sweaty
>the Mystic chord use with its transpositions
8notes.com/school/lessons/piano/the_chopin_chord.asp
academia.edu/735439/Fryderyk_Chopin_a_Forerunner_of_the_Harmony_of_the_20th_Century
>equalising of melody and harmony into the same side of the coin
i.e. what chopin does all the time

FPCIU
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scriabin is an emanation of chopin who is an emanation of mozart

F P M I U
P M I U F
M I U F P
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Based Chopinfag

>8notes.com/school/lessons/piano/the_chopin_chord.asp
>academia.edu/735439/Fryderyk_Chopin_a_Forerunner_of_the_Harmony_of_the_20th_Century
No shit, brainlet. Of course Chopin was a forerunner in harmony, but that's what he was: a forerunner. His language was still grounded in something entirely else. Did Chopin grow all his structures and pieces out of a single chord? No. And those special chords clearly appear only occasionally and serve completely different functions.
>i.e. what chopin does all the time
That's literally incorrect lmao you've no idea what you're talking about.
I get it, you don't like Scriabin, but you don't have to act retarded and make Chopin to be something that he isn't. I love him, he's a prophet, but there was much more to be said on the piano and in terms of composition after his death.

basde

Chopin
youtube.com/watch?v=D0RrT6hMOgI

Scriabin
youtube.com/watch?v=nBwx_O08Jm8

Adès

youtu.be/a5G_I-pWR8Q

The classic Traced Overhead

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I want to punch this guy in the face

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I'm worried about this boomer, all of his recent comments have alot of wrong letters, he probably has some health problems

my favorite Renaissance polyphony piece of all time

open.spotify.com/track/7IFQr7qQu1SXYynxxi5otX

who?

youtube.com/channel/UCIfbaOIHJQ0KVhnk7t2blpA

He makes alot of Youtube comments
If you dont find him in the comments of your fav pieces, you're doing it wrong

Schumann

youtube.com/watch?v=oyW2tIClQeU

HenZe was a communist and gay, he was a mster postmodernerist and his sinfonie 7 shows strong Beethovian influential.

>Did Chopin grow all his structures and pieces out of a single chord?
No, he drew emotional landscapes too vast to be reducible to a single chord or idea. Plebs too easily get captivated by such memes about autistically deriving everything from a single ingredient but the real magic is masterfully wielding many and imbuing each with emotional color, in a way that doesn't need words or program notes to be understood intimately. That's also a reason why Mozart > Beethoven by the way.

Bach

youtube.com/watch?v=JEHc4u-1QIk

Beethoven

youtube.com/watch?v=xsaHwcP_mX4

What is it please?

DAMAS GRATIS!! DAMAS GRATIS!! EL QUE NO SALTA ES UN CHETOOOO

Dufay mass
ecce ancilla domini

The Improvisations sound like a third-rate Bill Evans, I like it
open.spotify.com/track/6E8iLlMJAsoyTJhwaeaQKa?si=udsFpHLZRR2HrU79wntT-g

Bach

youtube.com/watch?v=kLldfKz4nK4

I disagree with your autism. I can see your too emotionally invested in a specific composer to have a reasonable debate, so I won't bother.

you're*

is listening only to pre-war recordings proof of patrician taste?

not a boomer

can you imagine if he find /classical/?

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yes

Yes, if you mean the 2019 Gaza-Israel clashes

based and redpilled

Sort of.

Favorite pre-war recordings? For me:
- Edwin Fischer - Well-Tempered Clavier
- Pro Arte Quartet - Haydn string quartets

Mahler
youtube.com/watch?v=2nDnlCc_Ghs

WRONG. This Heinrich Isaac's Missa Paschalis for 6 voices. This is one of the greatest Renaissance era achievements. A totally out of this world work

you might be interested in the rest of this work also
open.spotify.com/track/4XwKWRw68aAXy85e6giPY7

Cuck

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He's too good for /classical/

Strauss

youtube.com/watch?v=TeHAMUeYdXo

what's your favourite mahler symphony, Mister Cringe?

8

Mahler

youtube.com/watch?v=ycNgvfP8vLQ

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only 9 is the right answer

Brahms

youtube.com/watch?v=i4-oOizOgVU

he was tought by Clara schumann

Rueckert lieder are his best.

M Haydn

youtube.com/watch?v=g1fEPGnLTMo

bach

even the most darkest works of the XX century have something that you have inside, you just have to look your dark side

cringe

Thanks for visiting. Have a safe trip back to the YouTube comment section.

where do I start with rautavaara?

Bach

youtube.com/watch?v=-WAYIoeMhbE

Bach's endless stream of shitty music: the thread.

>he doesn't like based begini

@89848355
Here's your (You)

B'tovyn rules
Mofart drools

ScriabINCEL
ChopINCEL
BeethovINCEL
HaydINCEL
CouperINCEL

Schumann

youtube.com/watch?v=sEIqSvcVcKA

RachmanINCELnov

what are the best modernist symphony cycles, beyond prokofiev and shostakovich? e.g. martinu

weinberg

youtube.com/watch?v=0shjKZhQwfg

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Sibelius

>mom wants to go on a concert with me because she knows I like classical
>It's fucking Piazzola of all things
>"oh wait they'll also play a Mozart piece"
>It's fucking Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
At least there will be a CPE Bach symphony I guess

it clicked youtube.com/watch?v=VeTFxbsVGrI

based Villa-Lobos

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Bach's music is a plague.

Can someone help me identify a song? I think it's a soprano aria waltz but I only remember the melody. Might've been Mozart

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