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i think. or at least they should, cause they did if they gave him a proper chance. beethoven strikes me in a similar way than afx does, sometimes. you can trace melodies through his work, the whole complexity thing and emotionality that can be said about the league of major idm artists, it's all there, in different terms maybe, but the quality is the same. |
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i like his piano works...for now |
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I love beethoven. |
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what opus? i'm interested i suggest 9nth symphony 2nd movement, who doesnt like that has no ears. |
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tchaikovsky is better |
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what tchaikovsky? |
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Come To Ludwig |
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haha |
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yes, haha infect the world with all ludwig faced hoochies and evil ludwig children. |
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piano sonatas: no.8 (opus 13) no.14 (opus 27) no.17(opus 2) no 23(opus 57) so basically his greatest hits :) |
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ah... i may be buying my first classical cd on 2morrow, the only thing I hate about classical music is all the different cd's with the same tracks on it. How the hell are you meant to know which one is the best to buy? |
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2morrow?? wtf? must have thought i was writing a text. Anyway, any reccomendations of what to get first? I like dark classical, the sort of music that makes hairs stand on end. |
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just go for the cheapest one :) i usually check who's performing and decide based on that (try out ivo pogorelich, he's excellent on piano) |
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you, my friend, should buy some record with Penderecki. try "threnody for the victims of hiroshima". |
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why shouldt we like classical? oh yea, its not cool to listen to classical. phhhh. we all enjoy idm or braindance for the same reason,,,,it challenges our idea of music. opening up to new possibilites broadens your view....and i am notsaying we are more intelligent because of idm, we are intelligent, thus we listen to idm.....you see, we laid the egg, and we watched it hatch too.....now i must go back to my padded cell, ive lost the plot. |
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what about debussy ??! |
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i like idm because it is like classical, only not boring. even reading you guys talking about pianos and opuses is making me sleepy. |
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Debussy is good but i prefer pachelbell. : ) |
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The only track I ever really like from him was "Moonlight Sonata". What the hell is with making so many tracks? This guy must have released every single piece he ever did. |
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well I ended up getting these: Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake/Sleeping Beauty/The Nutcracker Stravinsky: The Firebird/The Rite Of Spring Beethoven: Symphony No. 9/Fidelio Overture Beethoven: Piano Sonatas No. 14, 23, 24, 26 Mozart: Requiem/Exsultate, jubilate Good choices? |
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"i like his piano works...for now" Is that a threat? |
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and they cost me £2.97 each from Music Zone |
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no, it's more like "i might start liking his other work eventually". |
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that's extremly good price, for excellent music. |
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the Tchaikovsky one is excelent, lots of tracks i recognise. |
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I started with classical piano :) |
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it would be a lie if i said i like beethoven, coz like i don't |
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i like beethoven motzart is too frilly for me |
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not as old.. but gorecki's symphony no. 3 (symphony for sorrowful songs) is good. a hauntingly beautiful piece which swells & grows over its 3 movements. not exactly catchy - but i love the way it evolves. themes & vocal parts shift in & out without you even realising |
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london saxophonic recorded a cd of michael nyman's work. very minimal. |
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I think that is becasue most IDM folks are very open minded, and know that some music can grow if you give it a proper listen, even if you don't like it the first time (well atleast I do). If someone would have played a song of Beethoven for me before I listened to IDM I think I would not like it al all! |
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The lame thing about classical music is that we can't actually hear the original person performing it. |
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my fav beethoven part; Symphony No. 7, Opus 92 2. Allegretto |
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its not classical - but its interesting to listen to: ravi shankar plays ragas - traditional indian themes which are re-improvised every time theyre played. played to usher in the new day. very mellow sounding.. nice non-european time signatures. the cd i have is a sort of traditional indian ambient music.. if you see what i mean. |
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hmmm. lets see.. |
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good choice |
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:) |
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