Classical music

[W’ren]

I love Spiegel im Spiegel: Für Alina

I also love Bach.

But here is the Speigel im Spiegel: Für Alina

 

[DocNo]

I was seriously just about to post this one! Always been a favorite of mine.

it's one of this tracks which makes me tear up sometimes. this soft, gentle end after this vibrant main part touches me deeply.


one track i also like is this movie soundtrack which is based on khachaturians sabre dance.

 

[Sensei]

My two all-time favourites:







A bonus track:

 

[ohhgeeitsme]

it's one of this tracks which makes me tear up sometimes. this soft, gentle end after this vibrant main part touches me deeply.


one track i also like is this movie soundtrack which is based on khachaturians sabre dance.

I love that. I've heard that in a lot of American movies and shows since I was a kid.
One of my favorites of his:

 

[DocNo]

I love that. I've heard that in a lot of American movies and shows since I was a kid.
One of my favorites of his:

yeah love that too. posted it together with a haendel track you also might like.

and this was the first track i posted after i registered here. i love the minimalism and use of the room accoustics in this track.




edit: another khachaturian which i like is this. it has some childhood memories cause it was the main theme of an old tv series which my grandparents watched - "the onedin line".

 

[Bauhaus]

My all time favorite:



A curious piece, it's more a hybride of classic & jazzy tones, but I immediately fel in love with it.

 

[_r1a]

- From Cinema Paradiso - my favourite Italian movie :)

 

[tardis]

I have been listening to rachmaninoff lately. His trio elegiaque:



And his variations of one of chopin's preludes:

 

[salonfilosoof]

 

[Sinai Silence]

 

[WrongPlaceWrongTime]

 

[omoidarui]

Anyone who likes classical music, Indonesian music/gamelan and piano in combination should maybe try this, literally one of the best things I think ever written. Godowsky - Java Suite.

 

[TheAmazingCriswell]

Some rather disturbing music by the greatest Italian composer of the 20th century:

 

[suicide_research]

One of my favourites:

 

[Pluto]

Per Olov Kindgren (Swedish guitarist) performs Stanley Myers' Cavatina (composed 1970)


Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra & Choir conducted by Ton Koopman performs JS Bach's Jesus bleibet meine Freude (composed 1723)


Plus bonus Chopin Etude Op 10-12 (composed 1831) with cat

 

[Shadowplay]

Yes as much as you like

I'd listen to this, but then I'd be worried I'd invade Poland........

 

[DisillusionedDragon]

 

[TheAmazingCriswell]

I love this one so much:



The second theme always breaks my heart.

Then there's this time-bending symphony by Sibelius:



One of Debussy's greatest creations, which is saying something:



Only a genius could have written this, and I'm not someone who uses that term lightly.

Three miraculous songs by Ravel:



And just for the heck of it, some Stravinsky:

 

[Olorin]

I've been listening to this, to calm myself down

 

[DocNo]

 

[Hans Voralberg]

My favorite from Vivaldi

 

[kiuya]

Valentina Lisitsa's cover of Presto Agitato is one of the greatest things I have heard:





Also, there's some kind of a underground group of people that make modern classical music. Pretty hard to find though, but this is one of my favorite pieces. Not typical classical though:

 

[Hans Voralberg]

Valentina Lisitsa's cover of Presto Agitato is one of the greatest things I have heard:

She is a genius one of my favorite performances. If you look for good modern piano music try Waltz of the rising star from MusicalBasics you tube chanel. His pieces are crazy.

 

[Nevsky69]

Bruckner is one of the my favorites composers.




Also Tchaikovsky, "a la russe"

 

[Sherri]

Love this song

 

[TheSoulless]

 

[Nevsky69]

Field of the dead. Alexander Nevsky from Prokofiev.

 

[Mixo]

Mozart but in English


And a love dream by Franz Liszt

 

[Squalo]

 

[lostautist]

Dvorak and Mendelssohn are my two favorite composers...

I almost want to post Nightwish's rendition of Phantom of the Opera.