International Young Naturists Organisation
General Talk (primarily non-naturist) => Music and Concerts => Topic started by: teennudist12345 on August 14, 2021, 06:25:18 am
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Anyone into classical music here? What is your favourite piece?
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The Chaconne from Partita No 2 on violin, played by Issac Stern.
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I love The New World Symphony, Schubert's Unfinished, Beethoven's Coriolon Overture, Russlan and Ludmilla, and Paganini Caprice 24(and Milstein's variations on Pag 24)
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I wish I knew enough about it to be able to appreciate it properly.
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Johann Sebastian Bach:
Orchestral: BWV 1066–1069, 1046–1051,
Cantatas: BWV 248, 191, 243, 65, 244-245, 249, 11, 34, 79, 232, 119, 120, 206, 207a
And all of his solo harpsichord suites
(Sorry I use numbering, because their German titles are so long)
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I like some of it.. most Beetoven and Mozart
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https://youtu.be/ITTbY1n3Iz8?t=1568
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My current favourite is Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor
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Johann Sebastian Bach:
Orchestral: BWV 1066–1069, 1046–1051,
Cantatas: BWV 248, 191, 243, 65, 244-245, 249, 11, 34, 79, 232, 119, 120, 206, 207a
And all of his solo harpsichord suites
(Sorry I use numbering, because their German titles are so long)
Woah, you really sure are someone who listens to classical music a lot~
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https://youtu.be/ITTbY1n3Iz8?t=1568
Ooh, nice choice
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My current favourite is Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor
It has a lot of gravitas
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Woah, you really sure are someone who listens to classical music a lot~
Well yes, especially baroque music. (Handel and Vivaldi as well). I like Chopin also.
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I like ride of the valkyries by Wagner and William Tell overture by Rossini the best
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Not really a fan of most but there was one that I forgot the name of maybe someone can point it out. It opened with a bassoon but very high notes and it was that solo.
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I’m absolutely clueless when it comes to music, especially classical but if I hear something I like I’ll listen to it and hope there are no lyrics because I’m hopeless at making them out with my shoddy hearing
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like everybody, i'm no aficionado, but grofé's grand canyon suite has been on my mind recently
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I like ride of the valkyries by Wagner and William Tell overture by Rossini the best
William Tell Overture is brilliant. It's really fun to play on violin
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I like ride of the valkyries by Wagner and William Tell overture by Rossini the best
William Tell Overture is brilliant. It's really fun to play on violin
Ohh those are some nice ones~
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https://youtu.be/wokx576v5Y0
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I love The New World Symphony, Schubert's Unfinished, Beethoven's Coriolon Overture, Russlan and Ludmilla, and Paganini Caprice 24(and Milstein's variations on Pag 24)
Schubert’s Unfinished is one of the best IMO. I get so many different emotions throughout.
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I love The New World Symphony, Schubert's Unfinished, Beethoven's Coriolon Overture, Russlan and Ludmilla, and Paganini Caprice 24(and Milstein's variations on Pag 24)
Schubert’s Unfinished is one of the best IMO. I get so many different emotions throughout.
Our conductor for the Unfinished Symphony during rehearsals told us to think of the rhythm for the accented section as "Smurfette, Smurfette, Smurfette, You Must Stop" because the piece was used in one of the Smurf films or TV shows
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Big fan, always have been. I really like baroque music, but I often listen to Mozart when I work, I love the piano concerto no 21. It was the first concert I went to post-COVID, so happy to have heard one of my favourite pieces performed live again.
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Daphnis and Chloe is my current favorite.
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I don't have specific favorites, but I will listen to classical music if the mood strikes me.
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Rachmaninov- isle of the dead, symphony no. 2, piano concerto 2,3, symphonic dances
Samuel Barber- adagio for strings, essays for symphony orchestra
Richard Strauss- metamorphosen, piano sonata, All his tone poems
Dvorak- symphony 7 and 9
Grieg- piano concerto, peer gynt suite
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I absolutely love classical music, but I don't think I could name a favorite so easily. There are just too many options... that being said, I'm really fascinated by M.K.Čiurlionis and how much wonderful art (both paintings and music, and he did some writing too) he created in his short life. He was poor and died very young but he could have been world famous if he lived a bit longer. I especially enjoy his various piano preludes, nocturnes, and even play some of them myself. Too bad it's hard to come across high quality recordings of his music, even though a lot of CDs have been released, it was always in small batches and they're hard to come by.
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La Campanella or Flight of the Bumblebee
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I am not a big fan but I can listen classical music if i decide to. My favourite one is small nocturnal serenade of mozart.
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I can't name a favourite, either - well, maybe a bit of Wagner (Tannhäuser). I always feel that getting completely blown away by more classical music is simply not possible with pop. The complexity, the harmonies, the instruments to follow with your thoughts...just love it. Really like...rinses my brain if that makes sense.
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I'm a big fan of Tchaikovsky's work as well as Mozart.
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Oh my god i love classical music, especia Classical guitar!!!
My favorites are una dia de novembrie, clair de lune and lots of others from conposers like bach or giulanni
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Oh my god i love classical music, especia Classical guitar!!!
My favorites are una dia de novembrie, clair de lune and lots of others from conposers like bach or giulanni
Do you know Kamal Belevi? He writes music for classical guitar. I discovered him recently.
I really like classical music. Nowadays I don't listen to music as much as I did years ago though. I prefer symphonic music but it's difficult to pick a favourite. At this moment I'll say: Dvorak Symphony 7, Schumann Symphony 4, Sibelius Symphony 2.
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Oh my god i love classical music, especia Classical guitar!!!
My favorites are una dia de novembrie, clair de lune and lots of others from conposers like bach or giulanni
The Goldberg Variations and partita #2 are really cool on classical guitar.
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I absolutely love classical music. Nowadays I honestly play it much more often than I listen to it, but I tend to listen to recordings of what I'm playing for reference. I'm lucky enough to have seen many of the modern greats perform, including Perlman, Bell, and Yo-Yo Ma. I've also learned several classical instruments throughout my life and strive to learn to play more. My whole family is very musical.
I somewhat wish there was a more visible love and appreciation for classical music in the nudist community. On a surface level, it seems that there aren't really any prominent musicians who are nudists (or at least open about it). But I would love there to be a national nude orchestra or something similar.
Thinking about it though, there is a video of cellist Tina Guo playing in nature while nude. She has played in Hans Zimmer's orchestra. Not sure if she's a nudist or just wanted to try something new. Either way it's pretty cool. I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts.
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As a classical musician, I'd be in big trouble if I didn't like classical music! I have so many favourite pieces, and they change every few months, but for the time being, I'd like to mention Azul (2006) by Osvaldo Golijov. I absolutely adore the fourth movement: https://youtu.be/E0iEnDh_4is?si=RoVMQ4AHBmViWsER (https://youtu.be/E0iEnDh_4is?si=RoVMQ4AHBmViWsER)
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As a classical musician, I'd be in big trouble if I didn't like classical music! I have so many favourite pieces, and they change every few months, but for the time being, I'd like to mention Azul (2006) by Osvaldo Golijov. I absolutely adore the fourth movement: https://youtu.be/E0iEnDh_4is?si=RoVMQ4AHBmViWsER (https://youtu.be/E0iEnDh_4is?si=RoVMQ4AHBmViWsER)
Do you post your own music?