Thread 215971076

Who is your favourite composer in your country?

I think for me it's Bach. I admire many others, but he's a magician.

>>215971076 (OP)
Erik Satie

>>215971103
Elegance in the simplicity. I like his pieces, but I would never nominate him as GOAT.

>>215971135
French impressionist stuff is soothing for the soul

>>215971076 (OP)
Playboi Carti

i think you mean jsbach
don't forget jcfbach, cpebach,jcbach, etc

>>215971197
ew...

>>215971209
To be honest, I'm not aware of any other Bach aside Johan Sebastian.
If the others have quite good pieces, feel free to enlighten me.

>>215971076 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7qtyCl7ysE

how was he so good bros

>>215971243
I like harpsichord much more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcsfDxojdV8

>>215971242
OMEGA FUN FACT
for a long time bach's sons were actually more famous and popular than daddy sebi, it wasn't until decades after his death the he was sort of rediscovered

>>215971076 (OP)
This would've been a better thread if we were choosing the best composer from each of our own respective countries.

>>215971308
Hector Villa-Lobos

>>215971301
Unfortunately this happens to many artists, no matter which kind they are - musicians, art, literature.

I like Maurice Ravel, but Im a pleb

>>215971308
You can swoop it up. I just don't know who is the best from my country. They're all great.
Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Rimsky-Korsakov. They're all great.

scriabin

I'm more of a Chopin kind of guy.

>>215971395
In addition this one >>215971403 too, I don't even remember all of the greatest.
>>215971408
I admire him. But I don't feel his music through myself... I wish I could.

GABRIEL FAURE and BACH


https://youtu.be/INKmyAJt30k?
si=ikt86tPWRmFYnIME

https://youtu.be/xXMUpqSyJJo?si=-eeJ5KgcW0f-Ph3x

>>215971355
He's good, imo. I thought from a French flag it would be Saint-Saëns.

>>215971076 (OP)
Vivaldi, cause I like I love the violin very much. But I also like Bach and Tchaikovsky, although in general I prefer modern composers of instrumental music.

Not a weeb otherwise, but Nobuo Uematsu and Koji Kondo are geniuses at their best. Koji Kondo is more even, but Uematsu goes beyond him at his best.

The repeated melody snippet thing here is a musical thing that sticks out to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAD31P49hsw

>>215971475
Vivaldi sounds too bright and vibrant to me.

>>215971500
This part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU1W7b4B2tY

i also like a good beethoven

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLmSpBsDxdk&t=53s

yt very much related, it's a good beethoven. i once listened to this while tripping on shrooms and had tears in my eyes

>>215971076 (OP)
1 - Tchaikovsky
2 - Mozart
3 - Debussy

Great melody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVzN8O54rew. Dunno why it isn't famous.

>>215971473
Innit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kmopRd6dfE

>>215971607
I like Beethoven too.
>i once listened to this while tripping on shrooms and had tears in my eyes
kek
I've never tried to shroom, but I listen to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0nKJoZY64A sometimes when I'm drunk. It gives me some tears.

can anyone recommend some modern composers from the 20 and 21st century?

i like baroque. cool instrumentation

https://youtu.be/DyhR8fmREjY?si=Dfh9DP2DZ01RbdVA

https://youtu.be/EVAB2z1RPu4?si=I_LTEmTK9vxaU0Gu

https://youtu.be/jy9S4HIaIq8?si=YJae7h3__uaGWg1C

>>215971899
I'm not sure if he can be considered a real composer, since he did some music for anime mostly. But I like the OSTs from Satoru Kosaki. Not sure if he has real classical pieces aside the OSTs.

>>215971859
it...it's beautiful <3

check this out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyCmm7m2mwo

>>215971899
>from the 20th
Khachaturian, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich

>>215971899
i've only really listened to shostakovich

https://youtu.be/qdgNQN-PiRA?si=X6BjqXVrGbnhz3ax&t=429

>>215971606
Kinda sounds like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq6J7EIz8i0

>>215972017
It sounds beautiful and he's also quite expressive while playing it, but I've heard this pieces so many times, that I can't goodly appreciate it...

>>215972174
i have failed you, i have failed /int/

>>215971076 (OP)
mozart or sullivan probably
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=698HvqlA0Pc

>>215971965
I really like baroque too. I wonder what it would sound if they played in different pitches of baroque of that time? Like 392, 415, 460 HZ etc.
>>215972218
It's not your fault that this piece is so popular.

https://youtu.be/1vqRfyq7Ago?list=RD1vqRfyq7Ago

Henry Purcell (1659–1695)

>>215972391
>It's not your fault
i have failed all of you, i don't want to live, i do not want to live

>>215971308
Valen easy. Honorable mentions to Tveitt, Sæverud, Thoresen and Wallin.

>>215972501
I don't know any of Norway's composers aside Grieg.

WOLLT IHR DEN TOTALEN GRIEG

>>215972538
Valen is great, dense Bachian counterpoint with free tonality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCWbvtu3dqU

The chud in me wants to say Wagner has the highest peaks but Stravinsky is much better and much more consistent as a whole package

>>215972598
I love it.

>>215972794
Wagner is overrated imo. Never liked his pieces.

>>215972794
Honestly liking classical music and being an antisemite is just an irreconcilable position.

Chopin is goated fr fr no cap

John williams or hal Blaine.

>>215972901
Schönberg stan that believes 12-tone noise is real music spotted

I never listend to classic where should i start

matt uelman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgaEvOPSqCg

>>215971076 (OP)
dont really have any favorites but Mozart is of course a GOAT, ill post some compositions made by Habsburg Emperors themself though

https://youtu.be/xIHIKjbORXA?list=RDxIHIKjbORXA
https://youtu.be/93jdVDeVAdc?list=RD93jdVDeVAdc
https://youtu.be/6NON6RCakm4?list=RD6NON6RCakm4
https://youtu.be/OVVDIebvglg

>>215972675
It sounds more broken, I would say.

>>215972901
Mahler is the only jewish composer that I have the least bit of respect for, even then he always tried to sneak in crypto-klezmer woodwind sections in the middle movements which drive me irate.

>>215973076
Mozart is the Beatles of classical music, unc shit that no one listens to because it aged poorly but everyone pretends to like it because it's the cultured thing to do.

>>215973076
Meh. Hans Zimmer, John Williams, hal blaine are better composers. Alot Mozart's shit drags badly

>>215973152
>>215972983
Mendelssohn pretty much invented classical music (as a format) and did so much to rescue several great composers from obscurity. Not to mention the many great performers of Jewish heritage.

>>215973197
I must admit I have no experience with him. Any recommendations on where to start?

>>215973293
Gangbang auditions twelve starring Lucy thai

>>215973152
Mozart is a sublime genius

>>215973348
I don't enjoy any music composed before 1800 or between 1920-1975.

I liked a song by Schubert

>>215973293
I love his Octet, very youthful and energetic with a very clear Mozart influence. Also has a fun treatment of a theme from Messiah in the presto.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrITNrgQHuE

Other than that some notable works are the piano trios, the revised string quintet, the 3 motets, the piano quartets and the 2nd piano concerto.

>>215972554
https://files.catbox.moe/l3ste7.webm

>>215973348
He repeats the same "bass lines" constantly. It drags. You have to throw out 90% of the song to get 4 minutes of decent music

People were very stupid and inbred back then. Anything amused them. Most of his music minus that 10% you wouldn't know. You know every John Williams section in Star wars. Everyone knows the sections. It holds up. Jurassic Park holds up. Jaws holds up. Same with Zimmer. You know the pirates of the Caribbean, interstellar, batman sections. I could play the jokers theme or Batman's or banes. Imagine if you could only remember 4 minutes of music from Star wars and tried to claim it was the best you've ever heard

>>215973643
Alberti bass is a stylistic thing endemic to music of the latter half of the 18th century, not at all specific to Mozart. I do agree with you that there is no reason to lionize all of his works, he certainly wrote a lot of lesser music given his musical proclivity (might be heresy, but Tbh I think the same of ol' Johann Sebastian), yet still he has probably the highest peaks in the history of music.

>>215973929
vgh

>>215973643
I don't know what you're talking about: there is a bass line when there has to be a bass line (e.g. the famous viola line in the 1st movement of the symphony in G minor - it is there for a reason).

You can skip the stuff that he composed when he was very young (like 15 lol), but after a certain age he entered God mode there is pretty much nothing to throw out.

tchaikovsky I think, liszt comes second
even though I don't care for ballet, I really like swan lake