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is carl orff classical ?

yep! sick

see, i wish i had the effort to seek this shit out

i could jam to stuff like that aaaaalllll day

comedowns

put synths to classical music = rave

or bach fugues, with so many sounds at the same time sounds like electronic music too

lol this dumb fuck sent me one of his tunes and he steals half of the bars from threatz. Fuckin lame.

Johnlenham wrote:Haha, I just like Chopin. God only knows where you start with anything else classical.

If you are interested in expanding your classical horizons then use Chopin as a base. Biography and/or musical analysis via books, webpages, radio shows (he is Classic FMs "Great Composer" for this week), liner notes of recordings, and program notes from concerts (do see a live performance if you can) will point you in the direction of his musical influences, those he influenced, and his contemporaries. That said you could spend a lifetime on Chopin's music alone with much reward.

DiegoSapiens wrote:

see that song is good

but i dont really like it when it gets too classical lol like id never listen to it just chillin

which is mostly what i find when i search for classical

cant be fucked with a million people playin classical instruments all at once

Agent 47 wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:

see that song is good

but i dont really like it when it gets too classical lol like id never listen to it just chillin

which is mostly what i find when i search for classical

cant be fucked with a million people playin classical instruments all at once

Stop being a wiener

fucking hell, that's a bit heavy going ^

OGLemon wrote:lol this dumb fuck sent me one of his tunes and he steals half of the bars from threatz. Fuckin lame.

lol link

Reverb wrote:

OGLemon wrote:lol this dumb fuck sent me one of his tunes and he steals half of the bars from threatz. Fuckin lame.

lol link

lol I just checked for it and it seems like he deleted his entire soundcloud.

Not tht it matters, but which barz did he steal

Shum wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:Haha, I just like Chopin. God only knows where you start with anything else classical.

If you are interested in expanding your classical horizons then use Chopin as a base. Biography and/or musical analysis via books, webpages, radio shows (he is Classic FMs "Great Composer" for this week), liner notes of recordings, and program notes from concerts (do see a live performance if you can) will point you in the direction of his musical influences, those he influenced, and his contemporaries. That said you could spend a lifetime on Chopin's music alone with much reward.

also see who chopin went b2b with to see who else you might like

garethom wrote:

Shum wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:Haha, I just like Chopin. God only knows where you start with anything else classical.

If you are interested in expanding your classical horizons then use Chopin as a base. Biography and/or musical analysis via books, webpages, radio shows (he is Classic FMs "Great Composer" for this week), liner notes of recordings, and program notes from concerts (do see a live performance if you can) will point you in the direction of his musical influences, those he influenced, and his contemporaries. That said you could spend a lifetime on Chopin's music alone with much reward.

also see who chopin went b2b with to see who else you might like

Brahms & Liszt?

taking a tuba on road is pretty hard imo

Harkat wrote:I like this a lot though

I said it before many times, that is the greatest album ever made

southstar wrote:

Harkat wrote:I like this a lot though

I said it before many times, that is the greatest album ever made

I've heard a lot about the name, but i never listened to a album of Future Sound Of London. But the album from where that tune is coming is a good start.

Reverb wrote:Not tht it matters, but which barz did he steal

the entire hook

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-fr ... e-26747649

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