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Suicide

United States475 Posts

April 28 2008 03:15 GMT

#21

my favorite song is debussy - clair de lune

kdog3683

United States916 Posts

April 28 2008 03:19 GMT

#22

how come when I ask for classical music i never get such a turn-out of replies

But yea, time to favorite this thread!

Rev0lution

United States1805 Posts

April 28 2008 03:26 GMT

#23

I thought we all got started with Symphony N.5

aZnvaLiaNce

United States942 Posts

April 28 2008 03:36 GMT

#24

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement "Presto Agitato"

Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata 3rd Movement "Rondo Allegro"

Here's something a little more modern

Carlos Gardel's Por Una Cabeza

skyglow1

New Zealand3962 Posts

April 28 2008 12:30 GMT

#25

On April 28 2008 08:40 SkY wrote:
I'm more a fan of the darker aspects, excluding my last song which is somewhat upbeat.

Rachmaninoff Prelude Op. 23 No. 5

Holy crap new favourite piano piece totally O_O

0xDEADBEEF

Germany1235 Posts

April 28 2008 13:09 GMT

#26

Check out Alan Hovhaness... relatively unknown, relatively modern composer. His music is pretty unique in that it's pretty laid-back and mesmerizing.
There's almost nothing of value on Youtube unfortunately, except maybe these:

This is probably his most popular piece:

And this is a nice piano piece (2 parts):

Arrian

United States889 Posts

April 28 2008 14:14 GMT

#27

Anything by Percy Aldridge Grainger, but then again, if you're looking for darker things, selected works of James Barnes and (most) of Shostakovitz should be right down your aisle.