Classical Music

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  1. resu

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    Karl Richter was awesome! I think I already posted him conducting Bach's St. Matthew's Passion.

    Today, I heard on the radio Schubert's Arpeggione Sonata, arranged for guitar and orchestra by the great guitarist John Williams. Very beautiful.
    Part 1
    [youtube]8FpEVMOgSbI[/youtube]
    Parts 2-3
    [youtube]ReyRp59jUcg[/youtube]
     
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    Are there any other performances of his you'd recommend? Really enjoyed his version of cantata BWV 140.

    Also, is there a single version of Schubert's sonata that actually has an arpeggione?? :confused:
     
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    Pachelbel's Canon!
     
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    That is a really lovely piece. It is one of my favourite classical pieces. :slight_smile:
     
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    Procession of the Nobles by Korsakov and Whispers to their Souls by Hazo are both my favorite pieces to listen to and play.
     
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    I've been listening a lot to Liszt's symphonic poems lately. Mazeppa is my favourite, especially when performed by Mehta/BPO.
     
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    Radetzky March - Johann Strauss I

    [YOUTUBE]MobMllyybns[/YOUTUBE]
     
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    Not quite classical, but Miles Davis's rendition of the Adagio from Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez is really interesting, especially if you're familiar with Rodrigo.

    [YOUTUBE]tSGUPsAeL34[/YOUTUBE]

    (and the traditional version for relevance)

    [YOUTUBE]sZyZBS4INuc[/YOUTUBE]
     
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    Thank you, Aussie. :slight_smile:

    I'll listen to it when I have time.
     
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    Here's one:
    [youtube]6Z0BpYU_aFc[/youtube]

    And yes, there are versions with the arpeggione, but it is a very rare instrument.
     
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    I've been listening to a lot of John Cage (most famous for 4'33"). While I find a lot of his experimental stuff just a little too removed from the pleasure of listening (being instead ghastly masterpieces of creation) there is one prepared piano sonata (his Sonata 5) I don't mind.

    [YOUTUBE]Yp07ipz3pQ0[/YOUTUBE]

    But my favourite Cage is his In a Landscape, which is far more traditional (in the sense that he doesn't put screws in the piano strings, at least).

    [YOUTUBE]I2wtmQkvX7A[/YOUTUBE]
     
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    I recently got back into flute playing after a break. I have a good teacher here in Seoul. I've been listening to Bach's flute sonatas. I'm currently playing the E flat sonata. The second movement has the famous Sicilienne. Ohhhh and Beethoven's 5th. Been listening to that too :slight_smile:
     
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    I play flute, too! Bach is always great.

    Heard this Prokofiev piece last week. "The Love for Three Oranges"

    [youtube]o8TCEJy6P0g[/youtube]
     
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    Today is both J.S. Bach's and Modest Mussorgsky's birthdays!

    Bach Lute Suite in E
    [youtube]AWql6nXqA3s[/youtube]

    Mussorgsky Sunless
    [youtube]GSwlL59fbW4[/youtube]
     
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    Am I the only one who gets depressed when listening to classical music? :frowning2:
     
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    Must revive thread!

    Heard this nice piece by Smetana, "From Bohemia's Woods and Fields", part of his Ma Vlast series. The opening lines are beautiful.

    [youtube]ILQ6Ik2sm-w[/youtube]
     
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    I have just listened to it for the first time. It is a beautiful piece. Thanks for posting. :slight_smile: