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Chet · #1 (**permalink**) Jun 03, 03

classical music
anyone out there
and if so what is your favorite piece

Cannon de pachebel
moonlight sonata
are my to favorites

cheeseburger · #2 (**permalink**) Jun 03, 03

i like the disco remix of beatoven

and thats how u spell it

Goat · #3 (**permalink**) Jun 03, 03

I remember playing this crazy Italian mob death song in highschool.
Really emotionally heavy lower brass and percussion that leads 2/3's of it.
Unfortunately I can't remember the name or composer.

Ree Fresh · #4 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

actualy classical can be quite promply engeticly relaxing... especaily while driving... may prevent me from a speeding ticket?

Its also supose to make you smarter or sets the right pace/beat to work your brain while doing home work. :keebler:

normal josh · #5 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

/\ are you a GIANT??? /\

cause GIANTS are neat-o! :284:

Moon · #6 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

moonlight sonata is nice

when i was alot younger my parents made me goto the orpheum with the family to watch the symphony once a month with all these old pretentious people and it really killed my liking for classical music... i hated sitting there on a friday or saturday night for hours, each piece having 4-5 movements, each movement being about half a fuckin hour long... then when they finish playing all the music on the program and you're happy that the show finally over, you gotta sit down again cuz the performers decide to give the old people a treat and play more music.... ugghhh.... it was a nightmare

Senior · #7 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

I like a lot of classical but wouldn't be able to list any favorites off the top of my head.

cheeseburger · #8 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

Quote:

Originally posted by wellbelove's
actualy classical can be quite promply engeticly relaxing... especaily while driving... may prevent me from a speeding ticket?

Its also supose to make you smarter or sets the right pace/beat to work your brain while doing home work. :keebler:

I'm no spelling B either , but your obviously not listening to enough classical music.

Chet · #9 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

^ HA HA HA HA HA
Ninewells is a hospital

Chet 1: Ninewells 1: wellbelove 0

cheeseburger · #10 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

Chet 1: Ninewells 2: wellbelove 0

chet is a construction sign

Chet · #11 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

ninewells is an alien

Chet 2: Ninewells 2: Wellbelove 0

cheeseburger · #12 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

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[edit_out] · #13 (**permalink**) Jun 04, 03

'actualy classical can be quite promply engeticly relaxing... especaily while driving... may prevent me from a speeding ticket?'

what language is this?

Chet · #14 (**permalink**) Jun 05, 03

I think it is austrailian
or verbal diahrrea
booya

Ree Fresh · #15 (**permalink**) Jun 05, 03

Rhia hits you both!!!

chet: -1

ken: -1

Rhia- youll never catch up to moi now :kam:

mapleleaf4ever · #16 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

Any of the Ring Symphonies by Wagner are good.

Lush · #17 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

The moonlight sonata is beautiful, I'm also a big fan of Vivaldi, I love all of the pieces I've heard by him.

Lately I've been trying to dig up baroque music and I found a piece by Handel, Bach, Corelli, Purcell and Vivaldi, it's a baroque guitar quartet that's just great.

ebbomega · #18 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

Anything by Beethoven. Mozart you have to admire technical skill, but y'know, I find him pretty boring.

Edward Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite is really nice. Especially In The Hall Of The Mountain King (You'll know it. It was like the original "Big" lotto song commercial....).

Wagner. You really can't mention classical without mentioning Wagner. He made this opera called "The Ring"... it's ridiculously long and drawn out and ostensibly melodramatic.... Both Hitler and J.R.R. Tolkien were big fans. And so is Duval in Apocalypse Now.... The Ride Of The Valkyries is a Wagner classic.... and also fantastic for sex-time music.

Okay. Maybe fantastic isn't the right word. Epic?

And of course, Carl Orff's Oh Fortuna cannot be missed for mid-20th Century Apocalyptica or whatever you wanna call it.

sidekick · #19 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

moonlight sonata (spelling?) is my favourite classical piece....i remember listening to it from Earthworm Jim all those years ago.

but yeah, i love classical music while i'm studying or relaxing.

trance4life · #20 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

i dont

penguinabc123 · #21 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

i love classical, but sadley know nothing about it, i am however going to the symphony on saturday, as i have many saturdays past.

neoh · #22 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

I listen to classical, not often - I go through moments.

Massenet's Thais,
Liszt Piano concerto 1 and 2
Mozart, symphony 25 and 40, Violin Concerto 3,5
Prokofiev Symphony 1
Tchaikovsky Symphony 4 5 and 6 and Schubert's Piano trio have always been some of my favorites.

Séguin · #23 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

Anything by Bach.

There's others I like too.
Edward E Elgar - Pomp & Circumstance
Bach - Tocotta & Fuga
Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca

and I know I'm slepping those ALL wrong probably lol

Séguin · #24 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

Anyone listen to any Opera?

dr0pdeadfred · #25 (**permalink**) Nov 13, 04

does kraftwerk and tangerine dream count