>mfw listen to music all the time
>listen to everything
>some days/night, i "feel" more with one genre compared to another
today, its a classical music kinda day and i'm feeling like a 16th century Baron

>>81657630 (OP)
Who's your favorite composer? There is only one correct answer...

>>81657691
i'm listening to Tchaikovsky right now, Swan Lake is something else man

>>81657708
>his favorite composer is a gay russki
kys

>>81657726
gay AND russian?
my two favorite genders!

Bach is okay i guess

>>81657814
>Bach is okay i guess
Nonsense, Bach's oeuvre is massive, there's at least one or two pieces of his that you will love, you just haven't heard them yet

>>81657836
went and listened to a few
it has its moments but today is not such moment

but thanks though, i'll keep on listening to Bach

>>81657918
alright, fair enough, enjoy your Tchaikovsky (Stravinsky and Shostakovich are peak russkis)

>>81657936
the algorith moved me towards Vivaldi
is he cool with you?

>>81657630 (OP)
having varied tastes is not a weird thing. it's only cringe as teens who think they care cool for only liking one genre (usually metal). glad I grew out of that. still like metal though but I'd listen to some Mariah Carey every now and then

>>81657953
all of the most revered composers are worth listening to, although Vivaldi is kind of a one hit wonder imo, still good though

>>81658578
same
one moment i could be listening to Viking Metal, and the next i'd put on some Lady Gaga

>>81658703
who else would you reccommend apart from those two other Russians?

>>81658804
>who else would you reccommend apart from those two other Russians?
Scriabin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDTgj_69JKA

>>81657708
>i'm listening to Tchaikovsky right now
My actual nigga
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbxgYlcNxE8#t=13m55s
Skip to 13m55s first then do waht you want

>>81658900
you know, i think he has a special place in my heart because me and my dad used to play pic back on the family PC in the early 2000'

>>81658881
thanks a bunch
the intro was... different

>>81658964
>the intro was... different
Scriabin (along with Debussy) is the bridge between the romantic and modern