Share some classical?

[Shum]

ps.jupiter is the best planet

I posted this in Tune of the Day the other day, always preferred this electronic rendition to the any orchestral one.

[d-T-r]

only found this girl yesterday after a TED performance was posted on facebook.

quite nice.

will back-track on all the classical i've had lost on hard-drives over time.

never used to fully appreciate the difference listening to music/sounds with such a full range of harmonies and frequencies.

anyone clued up on some more 'modern' classical that sits a bit more on the avant-garde side? hypnotic stuff but with direction.

[cityzen]

[hutyluty]

ps.jupiter is the best planet

I posted this in Tune of the Day the other day, always preferred this electronic rendition to the any orchestral one.

i dunno, its where i first heard it but the trumpets/brass just dont go as hard as in orchestral [performances ive heard

[Shum]

Fair enough, I know the synthetic sounds used aren't as rich and as you observed, as powerful as traditional instrumentation however it's the "simplicity" of the sounds that I adore.

Some more modern stuff, this piece takes inspiration from it's namesake.

[ed teach]

This one usually gets the party started.

[hutyluty]

This one usually gets the party started.

have sampled the hell out of this tune

[jdw]

love for the virtuosos

[hutyluty]

[ed teach]

This one usually gets the party started.

have sampled the hell out of this tune

Hook me up, I'd like to hear what you've done with it. I know an insanely heavy Grime track that uses this too.

[hutyluty]

http://soundcloud.com/deathtrap/polis

violins at about 4 minutes are from are from the 2:12 ones in vid

also the rhythm/ notes played at 2:35 are a really good basis for startting a melody i find

horn at 1:35 i use for my grime tunes (which are poor so i dont share them lol)- with processing its really heavy

link to grime tune that samples it?

[Jhonny2x4]

There's some damn good recommendations in this thread!

Very nice! I'm gonna need to give all of these a longer listen when I get back from work!

[Shum]

Might as well post a bit more then:



The only performance of this extremely well known waltz you ever need to hear.

[ed teach]

http://soundcloud.com/deathtrap/polis

violins at about 4 minutes are from are from the 2:12 ones in vid

also the rhythm/ notes played at 2:35 are a really good basis for startting a melody i find

horn at 1:35 i use for my grime tunes (which are poor so i dont share them lol)- with processing its really heavy

link to grime tune that samples it?

Nicely done, love the kick pattern.

I PM'd you a link to that vid. Bit too heavy for this thread!