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can someone recommend any classical music that contains a fair amount of importance or use of percussive instruments, particularly the Celesta, or tubular bells? maybe a work that has a mild dysopian mood or nostalgic? |
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If it was a dystopian mood you were after I could help. |
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murcof - remembranza was nice |
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"You Are", Steve Reich. |
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i remember hearing some work from a Boston Philharmonic ...set, which contained tubular bells, and it sounded very christmas'ey, but not really a joyful, more of a nostalgic, or dysopian mood, like the opening music to Eyes Wide Shut. |
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the akira soundtrack was good |
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