Mendelssohn editionhttps://youtu.be/OGlMOAtV-KYThis thread is for the discussion of music in the Western (European) classical tradition, as well as classical instrument-playing.>How do I get into classical?This link has resources including audio courses, textbooks and selections of recordings to help you start to understand and appreciate classical music:https://rentry.org/classicalgenPrevious: >>129140621
First for pedal piano.
I'd like to stick my Mendelssohn in her Fanny.
I need some recommendations for Palestrina albums/recordings
Bellinihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtaUerRx3Zc&list=OLAK5uy_kfPijIZAKrqdq2bzW8-GH2knPWNVxJGic&index=25
I used to think Felix Mendelssohn and Mendelssohn Bartholdy were different composers and it would constantly confuse me when looking up recordings.>Oh this says it's the work I'm looking for but it's by this Bartholdy guy, not Felix. Pass and keep on looking.
>>129158848>Concern trolling: the action or practice of disingenuously expressing concern about an issue in order to undermine or derail genuine discussion.Which has nothing to do with someone openly mocking you though imitation norseposter, I always wonder why ESL triple down on their lack of understanding literally every single time. >t has nothing to do some throwaway comment you misinterpretWhat was misinterpreted? Its not the first time you've said it either, you've had many, many anti-church meltdowns here, and frequently say all of Bach is pointless besides Art of Fugue or Goldberg Variations. In-fact you've dismissed the entirety of the baroque period multiple times in much the same manner where you suggest only Bach has any merit and the rest is garbage. >Yet another dishonest statement. And also, that would be you.REALLY NORSEPOSTER? You know I've been very lenient and friendly about not ruining your aristocrat larp here, but now this is too far. You worship BLACK METAL, the reason you care so much about CHOPIN is because HEKS from OBTAINED ENSLAVEMENT said he was influenced by Chopin. You spent literal years on /metal/ spamming garbage like this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfsOmT-em_EI wasn't even going to ever mention this kind of stuff around here because I do like you, but this level of flagrant denial and then pushing it on me is too much for me to bear. https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/125560522/#q125565850. Don't make me pull up the archives of you answering to norseposter as well, or when you worshiped Dark Funeral despite it being utter lowbrow slop even for metal standards. Now look at what you've done, that NaiveIdiot who calls you "RachAnon" is probably crying at their keyboard realizing they spent their days asking for the opinion of a metaltard.
>>129159013Excuse me, read the sign, we have a rule that arguments cannot extend beyond threads.
>>129159013>triple down on their lack of understanding literally every single time.Ironic, you just did that.>the reason you care so much about CHOPINI'm not sure where this kind of schizophrenic dishonest strawmanning delusions come from, but seriously, go back to >>>/metal/> I do like you>>>/metal/
>>129159013Thanks a bunch for the cliquespam
>>129159013no one cares fuck off >>>/mu/
>You worship BLACK METAL, the reason you care so much about CHOPIN is because HEKS from OBTAINED ENSLAVEMENT said he was influenced by Chopin.Devastating if true
>>129159048>I shan't tolerate his silly roleplaying hereYou shan't be tolerated here at all.Go back to >>>/metal/
>>129159061Unfortunately it is https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/120599920/#120600239>>129159069Not going back to your home board RachAnon, aka Norsetourist: the lover of black metal!
>>129159073not sure what this has to do with /classical/ maybe try >>>/mu/ instead?
>>129159086But according to yourself Obtained Enslavement is classical?https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/122809004/#q122811073We should make some edits of Cortot and Hofmann in corpse paint for you.
I'm so tired of this cliquespam. Stop it now!
>>129159108not sure what this has to do with /classical/ maybe try >>>/mu/ instead?
And this is why we have the rule of containing any given argument to the thread it started in, else every thread would be nonstop bickering and spam from the very beginning. Please follow the rules. Thank you.
>>129159117>Thank you musically illiterate and inept sisterhttps://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/125560522/#125566215Also I forgot how bad Dark Funeral sucks, I don't know how you listen to this.
>>129159138not sure what this has to do with /classical/ maybe try >>>/mu/ instead?
>>129159133It was necessary, Norseposter had frankly become much too arrogant and hypocritical around here. Iass accuses me of dishonestly and yet hides his metaltard self from the rest of you because he cares more about his reputation and roleplaying than being honest. I'm telling you, sisterspammer made him a much worse person in general and he used to be more articulate in general, now hes just a boring bot >>129159156Bit interesting really, you would have expected someone going from a metal general to a classical general to become more capable of discussion, not the reverse. We prefer the old norseposter back in his Pytten loving racist days.
>>129159206not sure what this has to do with /classical/ maybe try >>>/mu/ instead?
>watching TV show>characters meet in a concert hall>muted orchestra playing in the background>instantly recognize it as from Mahler's 9th even though it was barely audible and only played for a couple secondshehe I'm feeling pretty superior right about now
>>129159246OST firetrucker being used as background OST for TVslop is incredibly fitting.
>>129159246Is that the same show you posted about earlier?
>>129159246Oh shit, they just ended the scene with the start of Mahler's 10th. Damn it's like I wrote the show myself.>>129159258I don't think so.
>>129159256thank you metalslopper
>>129159256When I become a famous writer, I'm gonna write a TV show with a scene where the characters listen to Messiaen just for you.
>>129159281>I'm gonna write a TV show with a scene where the characters listen to MessiaenLol, now that would be interesting, imagine all the normalfag meltdownshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18kGdDLTkFE>>129159273I'm not a fan of Heks and Obtained Enslavement like yourself norseposter, but thanks for asking.
>>129159297thank you metalslopper
dw RachAnon you're still my homie
>>129159315>The RachAnon does not listen to or like metal, stop spreading such lies. We respect and love all of our metalsisters here.
>>129159326thank you metalslopper
>>129159315Remember the next time norseposter calls a Chopin performer unlistenable garbage that needs Beta Cantonese PARALLEL playing, this is what he considers great music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RCw5DhAXHc
>>129159351thank you metalslopper
It's really good you don't like music then I can't help you but it's really good music. Right, moving through keys now which is going to help keeping the improvisation alive as well as
>>129159563Incoherent post.
Handelhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvGDFZN3SoA
>>129159563wtf? did you have a seizure?
Favourite Mozart quartet?
>>129158941metal musicians vs jazz musicians. which one is superior?
>>129159629>Favourite Mozart quartet?The quintets.
>>129159629The Prussian oneshttps://files.catbox.moe/plwap5.flac
>>129159246>listening to classical station in the car>didn't hear the pre-announcement>reckon this sounds romantic period>oh that motif, that style, surely this is a French composer>could it be Louise Farrenc perhaps? >finishes, back announced, Symphony No. 2 in D major Louise Farrenc>mfw
>>129159646>listening to French "music"ngmi.
>>129159634Jazz without a doubt, but metal has a more solidified niche with its own form of vocals that no other genre has. The problem with jazz is that its just a shitty version of impressionism, so there is no real reason for it to exist.
>>129159646Now that's impressive, ngl>>129159660pic
>>129159578>HandelListening!>organ clocksNeat.
>>129159246>>129159646My only story in this regard is fairly recent, my mom asked me to guess composers, but every time she played their famous pieces (Clair de Lune, Tempest sonata, The Nutcracker, Rachmaninoff prelude no.5 and dozens of other pieces), and I guessed every single one except Glinka(I said Tchaikovsky). Nonetheless, she was shocked. Do I deserve a medal? :3
>>129159711you need to be at least 18 years old to post here.
>>129159711That's the basic requirement to post here.
>>129159629K.465, K.499, K.575, K.589, K.590
>>129159629You wouldn't be able to handle them.Maybe some day you'll be ready
now playingstart of Schumann: Fantasie, Op. 17https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBLCplR58TA&list=OLAK5uy_k2ZFhE4N5kB2wM_NrouTzu6tPqVb6RXL8&index=2Schumann: Arabeske, Op. 18https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOrNUJSwGbE&list=OLAK5uy_k2ZFhE4N5kB2wM_NrouTzu6tPqVb6RXL8&index=5start of Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hNzRiOZmsY&list=OLAK5uy_k2ZFhE4N5kB2wM_NrouTzu6tPqVb6RXL8&index=6Schumann: Album für die Jugend, Op. 68: No. 30, Sehr langsamhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH4DbKZwTs4&list=OLAK5uy_k2ZFhE4N5kB2wM_NrouTzu6tPqVb6RXL8&index=18https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k2ZFhE4N5kB2wM_NrouTzu6tPqVb6RXL8>The late 1830s, though a difficult period in the personal life of Robert Schumann, saw the emergence of some very bright piano works. Here Fabrizio Chiovetta presents three of them, illustrating different aspects of the composer's poetic style. We find Schumann free and passionate in the Fantasie, dedicated to Liszt, lyrical and intimate in the Arabeske, then simple and tender in the Kinderszenen, in which, after all the games and caprices and childhood frolics, the poet finally speaks.Jed Distler gave this recording a 10/10.https://www.classicstoday.com/review/fabrizio-chiovettas-marvelous-schumann/I came across this recording because I looked up recent recordings of Brahms' late piano works, and a recording popped up by this pianist which comes out later this month, so I'm definitely excited for that and gonna post it when it does become available. In the meantime, this ought to be good!
There's no more paralyzing decision than deciding which set of Bach's WTC I want to listen to on that day. After much back-and-forth, after a handful of recordings I pulled up and almost pressed play on only to stop myself and change my mind at the last moment, I've chosen to go with...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFqbz3TufME&list=OLAK5uy_nOj9ZI9kc8GX4qzMtGz_HJyI9gq6kHbrE&index=16
>>129159997fuck, maybe I should actually go with the... no, this is fine for today. See, this would be one benefit of having a physical collection: it'd require more effort and time to change the music, so it'd dissuade me from doing it on a whim.
>>129159997How can you even enjoy a set of unrelated pieces so many times over? I just pick a few prelude&fugues and move on.
>>129160087Yeah, it's probably to my own detriment but I can't help it, I'm like this with all works, sets, and putative piano cycles. The biggest indulgence I occasionally grant myself is I'll start listening from the halfway point, ie the 13th, which is where you'd see a split on CD, so it's like chapter 1 (1-12) and 2 (13-24) of each book.But yes, the main drawback is I'm undoubtedly much, much more familiar with the first 8 P&Fs than I am the final 8, which isn't great. I should on more occasions start listening from the 17th or 20th, but like I said, my autism can't help it.I suppose I just don't like approaching classical pieces as if they were singles, even though that's exactly what many piano pieces are.
>>129160087>>129160114Plus they're, y'know, masterpieces. Why switch to anything else? It's not like I'm forcefeeding myself, I love the WTC.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIPXYK5bR_g&list=OLAK5uy_nOj9ZI9kc8GX4qzMtGz_HJyI9gq6kHbrE&index=6
