So tell me /lit/, who are you favorite composers ? Captcha : veryli teraturelated

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Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:43:30 2012 No.3080505 [Reply] [Original]

So tell me /lit/, who are you favorite composers ?

Captcha : veryli teraturelated

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:44:35 2012 No.3080508 The Neptunes, DJ Premier and Hi-Tek.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:48:49 2012 No.3080513 >>3080508 But I was talking about music.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:52:49 2012 No.3080527 cage, webern, tchaikovsky, stravinsky, schoenberg

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:54:49 2012 No.3080532 >>3080505 Varg Vikernes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:55:49 2012 No.3080536 erik satie, charles ives, john cage, some ligeti maybe, the great phillip glass. brahms, ravel, and all the others that go w/o saying ^^

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 20:57:50 2012 No.3080539 >>3080527 >>3080536 >cage Ugh. You disgust me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:00:49 2012 No.3080545 >>3080539 >2deep4u

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:00:49 2012 No.3080548 Chopin, Beethoven, John Dowland, Verdi, Handel, Samuel Barber

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:01:41 2012 No.3080549 OP here, and well /lit/ still confirmed to have way better taste in music than /mu/. Maybe I should try discussing books on the latter.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:01:41 2012 No.3080550 >>3080539 4'33 is my favourite too

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:02:41 2012 No.3080551 No Wagner. The fuck.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:02:56 2012 No.3080553 Bach, of course! Bach is the most badass composer of all.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:03:55 2012 No.3080555 File: 10 KB, 175x263, Nietzsche187c.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080551 >Wagner

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:06:55 2012 No.3080559 >>3080555 >yfw Nieztsche is a great composer.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:06:55 2012 No.3080560 File: 7 KB, 361x450, liszt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:07:55 2012 No.3080561 Debussy Schonberg

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:07:55 2012 No.3080562 Olivier Messiaen, Gustav Mahler, and um ... Tomas Luis de Victoria.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:08:55 2012 No.3080564 >>3080560 Mah nigga ! Liszt is so underrated nowadays

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:10:55 2012 No.3080568 Henry Purcell Gregorio Allegri Tomas Luis de Victoria Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina Orlande de Lassus William Byrd Thomas Tallis

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:11:55 2012 No.3080569 File: 211 KB, 401x252, music.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] These two guys.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:12:55 2012 No.3080572 File: 23 KB, 200x267, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Mendelssohn

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:13:55 2012 No.3080576 Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Scriabin

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:13:55 2012 No.3080578 >>3080572 You like Christian music?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:13:55 2012 No.3080579 File: 51 KB, 500x599, Foujita - In the Café.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Schubert Bach That's all I need.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:13:55 2012 No.3080580 >>3080578 If it's good

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:14:55 2012 No.3080581 >>3080572 >listening to Jew music

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:15:56 2012 No.3080582 I would post that list of contemporary European and a couple Asian names again but I can't find it

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:24:26 2012 No.3080602 >people pretending to like classical just to appear high culture Come on. Be real. How many of you really like listening to faggot violins?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:26:27 2012 No.3080607 >>3080602 Come on. Be real. How many of you really like listening to the timeless creations of musical geniuses?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:36:30 2012 No.3080625 Arthur Pryor Bizet George Gershwin Thad Jones

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:40:30 2012 No.3080633 >>3080607 OP here, and I really do.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:54:34 2012 No.3080652 File: 47 KB, 469x355, 1350195379980.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080602 Get the fuck off this board, kid.

Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:55:34 2012 No.3080654

So, wait. We're only talking about "classical" composers, as in the contemporary definition of the word? What if I wanted to say Chip Davis or Alan Menken? Or Koji Kondo?

Anyway:
Handel
Prokofiev
Rimsky-Korsikov
Rachmaninoff (delicious Romantic Russians)
Holst
Vaughn-Williams
Gershwin
Stravinsky
Korngold
Bernstein (Leonard)
Hisaishi (yes he's film, but fuck you)

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 21:58:36 2012 No.3080661 >>3080633 Those who don't have much to learn about music.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:00:36 2012 No.3080664 >>3080568 We've got a scholar among us. But >No ockgehem >No josquin de prez >No leonin/perotin >No Antoine Brumel Oh well. You get a pat on the back

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:02:36 2012 No.3080669 File: 62 KB, 436x600, Brahms_1853a.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Brahms. He's also my husbando

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:03:36 2012 No.3080670 Bernard Hermann Benjamin Britten Beethoven Puccini Bach Liszt Duke Ellington Michael Nyman Philip Glass Dick Higgins Henry Mancini Clint Mansell

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:04:36 2012 No.3080673 >>3080670 Glass and Bartok are fucking awesome.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:06:36 2012 No.3080675 File: 24 KB, 289x292, 1348890546608.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080670 >Philip Glass

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:07:36 2012 No.3080677 >>3080673 Glass is shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:07:36 2012 No.3080678 >>3080673 I only half agree.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:10:36 2012 No.3080683 >>3080677 I saw him in concert, playing piano. It was so beautiful I cried.

Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:10:36 2012 No.3080684
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I was really surprised when I found out that Schubert made over 1000 pieces of music, he wasn't very old when he died compared to other big-deal composers and a lot of it was written in a pretty small time-frame

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:11:36 2012 No.3080686 >>3080664 >We've got a scholar among us. Hahahahahaha.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:12:36 2012 No.3080690 >>3080684 The lack of Schubert mentions ITT is depressing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:13:36 2012 No.3080691 File: 318 KB, 1024x921, 1349997760035.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080670 >Clint Mansell

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:15:36 2012 No.3080693 >>3080686 Good irony-detector you have there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:15:36 2012 No.3080694 File: 26 KB, 225x350, 11032.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This guy

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:15:36 2012 No.3080695 >>3080693 You're easily impressed either way

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:16:36 2012 No.3080697 >>3080695 >watch me desperately try to save face lel

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:17:36 2012 No.3080703 Scriabin. I get a lot of flack for liking him for some reason.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:18:36 2012 No.3080708 >>3080697 From what? I guess you're easily humiliated too, haha.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:19:36 2012 No.3080711 >>3080695 I guess. I've only met two people in my life who would know who palestrina is and they are old. I don't believe I'm an expert in music either, like many guys in this thread.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:19:36 2012 No.3080713 >>3080664 I'm still new to this stuff, man. Not a bad place to start, though, right?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:20:36 2012 No.3080716 >>3080703 >flack What do you mean? He's cool.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:20:36 2012 No.3080717 >>3080602 I actually have to pretend to not like it because of people like you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:21:43 2012 No.3080724 >>3080713 Don't get me wrong, I'm new to the stuff too. I recommend those guy I mentioned. William Byrd was the first guy I heard and he's still my favorite. >That 4 part mass :3

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:22:43 2012 No.3080726 >>3080717 I don't, because my friends and family aren't stupid fucking pieces of shite, lol.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:22:43 2012 No.3080730 Beethoven Brahms Wagner

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:23:42 2012 No.3080737 Bach, Bohuslav Martinu, Beethoven, Debussy, Gesualdo, various Chantilly Codex pieces, Machaut, Wagner, Perotin I like almost all acknowledged composers though.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:23:43 2012 No.3080732 Bach is like a million times better than anyone who came before him anyway

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:23:43 2012 No.3080734 Beethoven and Bartok

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:24:42 2012 No.3080741 >>3080716 I don't know. The first time I mentioned him on here, at least two people said I had bad taste. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooIt_I1ETpk

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:26:42 2012 No.3080745 >>3080732 Yes. But imagine just listening to bach all your life. Every day. And nothing else.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:26:42 2012 No.3080747 >>3080724 Cool. I'll check them out. I think I might have listened to Ockgehem before. My favorite piece so far is Allegri's Miserere. It's amazing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:28:05 2012 No.3080755 >>3080745 Not that guy, but I can live with that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:30:04 2012 No.3080760 >>3080737 >Machaut Awesome, no one ever says this guy. Probably my fav medieval composer

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:31:04 2012 No.3080765 >>3080755 You're either easily amused, or you haven't listened to the Brandenburg concertos together. Very repetitive.

>>	Franz !!8ZELb56UWUx Mon Oct 22 22:33:04 2012 No.3080774 Beethoven's my favorite. Honorable mentions go to Erik Satie, Federico Mompou, George Frideric Handel

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:36:05 2012 No.3080779 >>3080765 I won't play by your conditions.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:42:08 2012 No.3080787 >>3080774 I just performed Beethoven's Ninth on Saturday. Shit was great.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:44:07 2012 No.3080791 >>3080787 Wow you must be really talented

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:45:07 2012 No.3080793 >>3080765 Like music before Bach is any better

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:45:07 2012 No.3080797 >>3080791 Well fuck you too. I bet you're mad that we aren't discussing Skrillex, huh?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:46:07 2012 No.3080798 >>3080791 Yes, playing all those instruments at once.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:46:07 2012 No.3080799 >>3080793 HAHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:51:07 2012 No.3080808 >>3080787 What instrument do you play?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:52:37 2012 No.3080810 >>3080808 Pink oboe

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:52:37 2012 No.3080813 >>3080808 Jew harp

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:53:37 2012 No.3080816 >>3080808 The triangle

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:54:37 2012 No.3080818 >>3080808 Not that guy, I play cello.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:56:37 2012 No.3080822 >>3080808 Celesta.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:57:37 2012 No.3080824 >>3080793 I quite like Gregorian chants.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 22:58:37 2012 No.3080827 >>3080818 Not one of the other guys either but I play the clarinet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:00:37 2012 No.3080832 >>3080827 Not this guy or any of the others, I am a virtuoso heckelphonerist

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:21:42 2012 No.3080900 Pokofiev Bartok Wagner Shostakovich Stravinsky Tchaikovsky

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:21:42 2012 No.3080902 >>3080900 how could I forget Mahler!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:22:42 2012 No.3080904 >>3080559 >Implying Nietzsche had even a tenth of the musical talent Wagner had. Really?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:23:42 2012 No.3080906 >>3080808 learning guitar now I play shit-tier piano I used to play tuba in hs still play trombone sometimes

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:23:42 2012 No.3080907 >>3080904 Nietzsche's criticism of Wagner was apt though. Melodramatic hack.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:24:46 2012 No.3080911 >>3080824 >Gregorian chants >not Byzantine chants >1212 >I shigity

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:30:46 2012 No.3080934 >>3080808 Guitar, bass (bass guitar and upright bass), violin, piano, French horn, trumpet, drums, xylophone. I grew up in a musical family.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:31:46 2012 No.3080939 Radulescu. Mimaroglu. Lyatoshynsky. Gerard Grisey. Schnittke. Webern. Xenakis. Ligeti. Berlioz.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:33:46 2012 No.3080945 >>3080911 >Byzantine chants I grew up hearing these enough. The Orthodox Christian churches still conduct mass in modal singing, I personally wouldn't want to listen to it though in my spare time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:49:23 2012 No.3080999 >tfw only know of Bach and Beethoven from school Suggestions for someone starting out?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:57:27 2012 No.3081017 File: 18 KB, 192x243, worry.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >not a single mention of Stockhausen

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 22 23:59:27 2012 No.3081022 Xenakis Schnittke Feldman Scelsi Ligeti Berio Braxton Berg Ives Scriabin Satie Romitelli

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:00:27 2012 No.3081023 >>3080939 >Berlioz mynigga.jpg

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:01:27 2012 No.3081026 Lately it's been Dvorak and Rachmaninov.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:02:27 2012 No.3081027 >>3081017 You could say the same of Dvorak or however you spell it.

>>	rangaha !KJKZ7n2h3I Tue Oct 23 00:05:31 2012 No.3081031 File: 60 KB, 292x467, Bob Hopeless.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >control f gurney >no results IVOR GURNEY George Freddy "mothafucka" Handel Krzystof Penderecki Jules Massenet King Alfonso X Hildegard von Bingen

>>	Franz !!8ZELb56UWUx Tue Oct 23 00:26:36 2012 No.3081059 >>3080787 Nice! What, specifically, were you playing/singing?

Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:27:37 2012 No.3081063

If we're doing the no this or that thing:
>no Mozart, Hindemith, Bruckner, Sibelius, Janacek, Bax, Bach's good kids, Elgar, Elliott Carter, Joey Haydn, Tippett, Medtner, R. Strauss, Schumann, S.Taneyev, Holmboe, Walton, Lutoslawski, Henry Cowell, Miles, Davis, the list could go on

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:33:41 2012 No.3081080 >>3080747 Are you me? I've listened to it probably 50 times within the past few months. Sublime is an understatement. Now I'll have to browse your list and open myself up to some of those you mentioned.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:35:41 2012 No.3081083 Andre 3000 Charles Mingus William Basinski Brian Eno The-Dream

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:39:41 2012 No.3081097 >>3081080 Just listened to it on youtube and it blew me away. Is there a specific recording that you'd recommend downloading?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:43:41 2012 No.3081108 >>3080798 Well Liszt did transcribe it for piano. Performing it would still be highly impressive though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:43:41 2012 No.3081109 Nono Scelsi Radulescu Gubaidulina Feldman

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:43:41 2012 No.3081113 File: 21 KB, 220x363, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >mfw no one mentions R. Strauss

>>	rangaha !KJKZ7n2h3I Tue Oct 23 00:47:45 2012 No.3081123 >>3081097 Listening to Ockeghem? Check out the L'Homme Arme/Kyrie. I had to perform it a few months back, it was one of my favorite pieces I've done in a choir.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:49:45 2012 No.3081129 >>3081113 No singer, at least, has ever or will ever agree that Strauss was a good composer. Especially sopranos, what with his Elektra bullshit. >Hey, let's keep a dramatic soprano shrieking on a high D for a few minutes, that'll show them

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:50:45 2012 No.3081130 >>3081123 no, Miserere

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:59:05 2012 No.3081137 >>3081130 The one I have is the first result on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh31j6L95Ok

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 00:59:05 2012 No.3081138 >>3081129 >No singer, at least, has ever or will ever agree that Strauss was a good composer Then singers are all idiots http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwyiGKQDWU8

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:01:05 2012 No.3081140 >>3080669 Necrophilia, nice

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:03:11 2012 No.3081144 Favourites who haven't already been named: Biber Nielsen Langgaard Buxtehude Ruders (yes, I love the Danes) Francesconi Sessions Rueda Schutz Lawes Berwald Schmitt Weinberg I don't listen to opera but I've been meaning to change that.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:15:11 2012 No.3081163 >>3081144 Go forth and do so, anon. It's sick shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:22:11 2012 No.3081170 File: 824 KB, 1920x1200, joseph_wright_of_derby-1920x1200.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080654 >Only one person citing Prokofiev Stay golden /lit/.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:31:26 2012 No.3081186 I feel like Saint-Saens is severely underrated.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:32:26 2012 No.3081187 Oh shit, I forgot to include Eric Whitacre! What the fuck was I thinking?? http://youtu.be/YDH5R_BgheI >original Robert Frost lyrics, bitches

>>	rangaha !KJKZ7n2h3I Tue Oct 23 01:40:31 2012 No.3081198 >>3081138 NO U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1CtCjMyim4

Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:40:31 2012 No.3081199

>>3081186
Debussy and he famously hated the living shit out of each other. And these days everybody sucks Debussy's dick, so that's probably why you might hear bad talk 'bout mah man Saint-Saëns.

Then again, it could also be more to do with everyone writing him off as a kid's composer or something, since his most famous work is still "Carnival of the Animals."

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:43:30 2012 No.3081206 >>3081199 Chopin and Liszt despised each other and everyone is on Chopin's dick, but Liszt still gets his due. Also, I never really saw Carnival of the Animals as children's music, but instead whimsical genius.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 01:53:27 2012 No.3081219 >>3081199 I get the impression Saint-Saens could be highly unpleasant to anyone he didn't like, I honestly haven't heard enough of his music to say whether he's unjustly neglected.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 09:44:17 2012 No.3081705 >>3081031 Yeah, I forgot penderecki. My bad.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 09:47:17 2012 No.3081709 File: 20 KB, 353x400, steve_reich.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Steve Reich, come at me.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 09:51:17 2012 No.3081718 >>3081206 Saens was a sick bastard. He could sight-read entire orchestral scores and arrange them instantly on his head to play it on the piano. At least that's what the book I read said.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:11:38 2012 No.3081749 File: 34 KB, 190x221, S_Yearbook.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] “So many books, so little time.”

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:15:39 2012 No.3081755 >>3081063 >Schumann Too flowery for my taste.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:16:39 2012 No.3081758 File: 34 KB, 190x221, S_Yearbook.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] “So many books, so little time.” How could you /lil/wits not mention this guy?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:23:44 2012 No.3081768 >>3081758 Probably because he said "The people of your century no longer require the service of composers. A composer is as useful to a person in a jogging suit as a dinsoaur turd in the middle of his runway."

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:28:15 2012 No.3081776 >>3081758 Is that frank zappa?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:32:17 2012 No.3081781 >>3080694 My favorite too, bro. At least among the classics.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:41:49 2012 No.3081798 File: 38 KB, 360x310, Frank+Zappa.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3081776 ... who also said "The people of your century no longer require the service of composers."

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:43:50 2012 No.3081806 Duke.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:47:50 2012 No.3081815 >>3081798 The Grammophone changed everything.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:53:08 2012 No.3081828 Where's all the love for Shostakovich?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:56:09 2012 No.3081833 >>3081828 I lost it when he said he'd rather have written stuff like Jesus Christ Superstar. I suppose that he didn't is something of a silver lining to all the state oppression.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:56:09 2012 No.3081834 >>3080904 Wait, are you retarded ?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:58:08 2012 No.3081836 File: 422 KB, 848x885, 1342836527522.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] For the overwhelmed, Adagio Karajan is a fabulous beginners album into classical, so peaceful, and goes great with codeine.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 10:58:08 2012 No.3081837 >>3080793 Pachelbel, man.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 11:02:09 2012 No.3081843 >>3081199 But Debussy also hated Satie (they were friends first) and Mahler. That's not because of him that Saint-Saëns is underrated. >>3081206 But they did love each others music.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 11:14:02 2012 No.3081848 >>3080684 Vivaldi Bach No idea Haydn Mozart Beethoven Rossini Schubert No idea Chopin No idea again Liszt Wagner Verdi Saint-saens? Tchaikovsky Can anybody help me to complete the list?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 11:39:03 2012 No.3081866 >>3081848 >>3081848 Vivaldi Handel Bach Haydn Mozart Beethoven Rossini Schubert Mendelsohn (?) Chopin No idea Liszt Wagner Verdi Brahms Tchaikovsky Dvorak Debussy Don't know who the 3 are on the end.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 11:45:02 2012 No.3081876 Haydn and Ravel

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 11:54:04 2012 No.3081882 Respighi, Dvorak, Bach, Biber, Vivaldi, Marais, Pachelbel, Tartini, Palestrina, Queen, Operas from Mozart, Verdi, Pucinni and the first album from New Trolls,

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 12:14:31 2012 No.3081899 File: 31 KB, 450x363, 0228-0271_clara_schumann_und_joseph_joachim_im_concert.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3081866 >Don't know who the 3 are on the end Clara Schumann, Joseph Joachim and Brahms

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 12:16:32 2012 No.3081904 >>3081848 >>3081866 Oh and the one before Liszt is Robert Schumann, Clara's husband

Anonymous Tue Oct 23 12:26:22 2012 No.3081922
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>>3081206
>Chopin and Liszt despised each other
According to some guidebook I have for composers it reads that Chopin was "...an inveterate snob" and was obsessed with trying to look and act as classy as possible. I love collecting books about composers, their personal lives were totally ridiculous...

>>3081140
Mendelssohn can be your waifu

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 16:08:00 2012 No.3082328 Mahler

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 16:12:02 2012 No.3082339 Frusciante, King, Satriani, Hendrix, Clapton, Vai.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 16:21:03 2012 No.3082364 Maurice Ravel, Eric Satie and Alexander Borodin. Rachmaninoff, Chopin and Brahms ae cool too. I don't really like Beethoven and Mozart.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 16:25:02 2012 No.3082372 File: 11 KB, 170x237, Moe Moe Mendelssohn.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3081922 Oh Mendelssohn, y u so moe?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 16:32:08 2012 No.3082398 File: 15 KB, 249x249, asdaa.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3081113

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 22:40:43 2012 No.3083442 >mfw no protopopov

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 22:53:31 2012 No.3083484 >>3082339 who the fuck are those people

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 23:08:33 2012 No.3083523 File: 13 KB, 220x276, 220PX-~1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What's up, guys?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 23:15:35 2012 No.3083556 beethoven and don gillis.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 23 23:23:35 2012 No.3083576 >>3083523 I love Mahler.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 24 15:06:55 2012 No.3085208 >>3083576 This

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 24 15:17:12 2012 No.3085229 File: 84 KB, 450x450, Metalfingers.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3080505 metal fingers youmad?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 24 15:21:20 2012 No.3085238 File: 38 KB, 221x267, jeffmangum_1_[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 24 15:23:38 2012 No.3085243 >>3085238 >>>/mu/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 24 15:26:48 2012 No.3085251 >>3085243 >this thread >/mu/ I know its filled with it, but pseudo-intellectualism isn't actually the name of this board

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