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Beautiful performance from Gould here:




This was a classic even in the 1800's:



Incredibly noisy recording though, 00:45 is some scary shit too.

wub wrote:

All of this

someone was bound to post this. it's phenomenal

also

paganini /rachmaninov

Benjamin Britten and Elgar for dat eminently british, heart-swelling war time sound >>>
Erik Satie for beautiful piano music

wasn't there another classical thread a while ago where we proved that dubstep is objectively intellectually inferior?

Or was that the jazz thread?

Harkat wrote:wasn't there another classical thread a while ago where we proved that dubstep is objectively intellectually inferior?

you can´t compare both genres. one is about rhythm and the other about harmony

Although Stravinsky destroys dubstep rhythmically

I agree with you over all though. Different music does different things, elitist attitudes are bullshit

my favorite beethoven performer. Love how he introduce octaves in the low notes and that personal desynchronization in both hands

Karajan

Brahms in general was a g. everything ive heard from him has been brilliant.

but this has to be one of the most beautifully painfull pieces of music ive ever heard.

I dont like like a lot of his pieces specially some of his vals, they sound too soft for me, but his bible opus are incredible and if they are conducted by karajan completly perfect

Talking about gymnopedie i remember the emotion i felt at the end of My dinner with Andre, one of my favourite films, when the number 1 sounded at the end.

while i love all the gymnopedies, 1 is too just to joyfull in terms of emotion, like hope, or there being light at the end of the tunnel. but still, sonically its amazing.

Lol how is that bad ? Maybe if you saw light at the end of the tunnel we could call you Positivalo

hahahaha.... maybe, but i am just an angry old tnuc

heres afew more percys, probably the more bait ones too








love rachmanimov too, his pieces are just too much sometimes.

whats the consensus on the Erased Tapes crew?



I like it

can anyone recommend any super sombre/ mournful bits in the mould of Adagio for strings, enigma variations? string lead orchestral or quartet shit? has to be depressing or epic

Haydn/Wagner/Beethoven/^Paganini imho cant name specific stuff tho

edit; not Hayden lol

edit; Heandal/Holst too