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Audio Fryderyk Chopin - Étude No.23 - Op.25 No.11 - in Am (Winter Wind) - (5.54MB - 192 kbps - 44.1 kHz , 23 - Étude No_23 - Op_25 No_11 - in Am (Winter Wi.mp3 ) Length: 4:02
1107 No. 1107 [Edit]
Because life jests if it tells me that there is no classic music post on /mp3/.

Because even romantic and barroque compositions are classical music. Go figure.
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>> No. 1108 [Edit]
Audio Fryderyk Chopin - Valse - Op.64 No.2 - in C#m - (5.43MB - 192 kbps - 44.1 kHz , 07 - Valse - Op_64 No_2 - in C#m.mp3 ) Length: 3:57

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>> No. 1110 [Edit]
 
The limit of size for file uploading truly maims the possibility of posting high quality music.
>> No. 1111 [Edit]
 
Kachaturian's famous Suite.
>> No. 1113 [Edit]
 
Prokofiev's Suggestion Diabolique.
>> No. 1114 [Edit]
 
One of Cramer's études.
>> No. 1115 [Edit]
 
One would hardly expect such a playful theme from Beethoven as Rage Over a Lost Penny.
>> No. 1116 [Edit]
 
Chopin's Winter Wind, the first post, appears to be unable to play. I link the same over here, from Youtube.
>> No. 1120 [Edit]
 
Nice to see so many other Chopin fans on TC.

I'll post something slightly different then. This is one of Brahms cello/piano sonatas.
>> No. 1122 [Edit]
 
>>1120
I can't say how many Chopin fans are in Tohno-chan actually as I am the only other poster in this thread, but I'am quite fond of classical compositions, piano in particular. I'll keep letting this thread live posting from time to time as I have alot of content to put in here.

I wanted to post this soon here. Nobuyuki Tsujii is a blind man who competed in Cliburns competition and won second, lacking behind a chinese pianist. He participated in solo and chamber music and scored extremely high in both. I believe it is a first for a blind pianist to reach so high as career as him, so I wanted to give him a place here.

Also, talking about Chopin: I find Sviatoslav Richter's interpretations of Chopin's pieces the best. He was such a fiery and strong person when playing and he not only can take away the delicacy that some put in Chopin's pieces but create a whole new mood to it, especially in his execution of Winter Wind.
>> No. 1123 [Edit]
 
The beginning of Death and the Maiden from Schubet.
>> No. 1126 [Edit]
 
Very probably, my favourite of Mozart.
>> No. 1127 [Edit]
 
Music for the end of a world (my own).
>> No. 1128 [Edit]
Audio Johann Sebastian Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 B flat major BWV1051- Allegro - (5.41MB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz , 09_ Brandenburg Concerto No_ 6 B flat major BWV105.mp3 ) Length: 5:54

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More...
>> No. 1129 [Edit]
 
...and more Bach.
>> No. 1130 [Edit]
 
What about something contemporary?...
>> No. 1132 [Edit]
 
One more...
>> No. 1133 [Edit]
 
Mussorgski, orchestred by Ravel...
("There's no end to my life, no begining to my death: death... is... life." -Greg Lake)

Enough for now.
>> No. 1134 [Edit]
>>1133
Oh ELP.

Lake has a great voice, at least.

>> No. 1135 [Edit]
 
Wanted to share a Penderecki masterpiece as he is not as known as other great composers. Also, be ready to have chills brought down you spine with this threnody.
>> No. 1136 [Edit]
 
Not basoon neither Saint-saens is common as people's favorites but I honestly love this sonata.
>> No. 1138 [Edit]
 
These guys, a comedy and classic music duo, did an awesome presentation here. They added a turkish melody to Mozart's turkish march, that only actually employed the turkishh rhythm. They also have alot of other funny and outstading technical performances.
>> No. 1152 [Edit]
Audio Carl Orff - Invocazione dell'Imeneo - (2.74MB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz , Carl Orff - 1951 - Trionfo di Afrodite - 04a - Inv.mp3 ) Length: 2:59

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fuck virginity... literally.
>> No. 1153 [Edit]
 
The best direction of this...
>> No. 1154 [Edit]
 
Obligatory.
>> No. 1155 [Edit]
>>1154

I honestly love the concept behind 4'33''. I alredy tried to discuss it with other people but they cannot grasp beyond the aesthetic ideas of it and simply mock it as if it was a song that was supposed to sound good. It does sound good, though. John Cage's Dreams is also amazing and a development of Erik Satie's compositions, in a way. A must hear for any minimalist fan.
>> No. 1156 [Edit]
 
>>1155
I guess it depends on how you consider the piece, and in relation with what discourse. If you understand it as "silence", you could relate it with minimalism in a way similar to the one that reached a moment of excelence wit Arvo Part's tintinnabuli (vid related). But, if you understand it as "(white)noise" it goes indeed a bit more in the line of Satie's "furniture music" (music made for NOT being listened), as a posible predecesor for ambiance music and maybe even jazz (at least because that's the only way some of us can can enjoy jazz: not paying much attention to it). It's also important to remember that, most of all, 4'33'' constitutes a classic example of dadaism, understood as a denial/destruction of art as a way of protest against the (military and rotten) society from wich it sprung.
>> No. 1157 [Edit]
 
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me,
Il nome mio nessun saprà, no, no!...

>> No. 1163 [Edit]
Audio The Tallis Scholars - Stravinsky: Otche nash - (2.31MB - 154 kbps - 44.1 kHz , Choral - Russian Cathedral - Stravinsky - The Tall.mp3 ) Length: 2:06

1163
>> No. 1164 [Edit]
 
mp3 was too large.
>> No. 1165 [Edit]
 
Maybe a bit fast for my taste, but it's the 3 of 'em combo.
>> No. 1167 [Edit]
 
...
>> No. 1168 [Edit]
Audio John Williams - Usher Waltz, Op.29 - (5.29MB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz , john williams - Usher Waltz Op_ 29.mp3 ) Length: 5:47

1168
Nikita Koshkin's
>> No. 1169 [Edit]
 
...

Post edited on 19th Jul 2011, 12:56am
>> No. 1170 [Edit]
Audio Narciso Yepes - Narvaez- Diferencias Sobre Guardame Las Vacas - (4.76MB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz , narciso yepes - Narvaez- Diferencias Sobre Guardam.mp3 ) Length: 5:12

1170
>> No. 1171 [Edit]
>>1168
I enjoyed this
>> No. 1173 [Edit]
Audio - (1.43MB - 56 kbps - 22.05 kHz , Gerardo Tamez - Tierra Mestiza (solo guitarras).mp3 ) Length: 3:34

1173
>>1171
I'm glad.

This one isn't really classic... yet. It's an arregement by its own composer, who originally wrote it for multiple folckloric instruments, to only a couple guitars (he is a classical guitarist himself). It's just a nice -and not really hard to play at all- song.
>> No. 1217 [Edit]
 
>>1167
>> No. 1218 [Edit]
 
As it was meant to be singed...
>> No. 1219 [Edit]
 
Horowitz plays Schubert...
>> No. 1225 [Edit]
 
Fuck yeah, tower calls.
>> No. 1227 [Edit]
 
The saddest music I ever heard.
>> No. 1232 [Edit]
Audio Satie - Valse du Chocolat aux amandes. - (797.88KB - 128 kbps - 44.1 kHz ) Length: 0:51

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Youtube does not have this Satie valse so I had to upload it.

Also, I believe I found out why I love Satie so much. I was recently bored and I searched for Satie's life, something that would tell me how his works were received during his life, the people he knew, the awards he had received. If you are someone that looks for biographies and stories of the great pianists of today and of old, then you, like me, know that most of great pianists were normally playing at three years old, giving recitals of complex Liszt and Bach pieces at eight, going through orchestral pieces at eleven and becomings masters at fifteen. But not Satie.

What surprised me about Satie was that he only began at eleven years old to play piano. Not only that, but he was never actually accepted or completed a conservatoire course. Erik never had an actual formation and made his way through cabarets and other places like so, never the great recital halls. He did had a time of fame and success while still alive, but he had no visits at his home during his entire time living in Arcueil. When he died, he had an enormous amount of either hidden or unfinished pieces that he kept away from public, inside a coat, at his house. When he tried for conservatoires of England, the staff said he was horrible and had a fiasco of a technique, and he was known as the laziest stundent when he was actually accepted.

And yet he still composed during all this time. Satie lived with this mixture of confusion, of solitude and feeling of failure most of his life and yet he still composed. Somehow I believe I find myself in a close situation if only in a sentimental way, and I believe Satie says in his compositions what I would like to express to others but cannot.
>> No. 1234 [Edit]
Audio Enrico Caruso, Rossini - Tarantella Neapolitana - La Danza - (1.52MB - 64 kbps - 22.05 kHz , Enrico Caruso - Tarantella neapolitana - La Danza.mp3 ) Length: 3:18

1234
The first singer's voice ever recorded, if I remember correctly.
>> No. 1332 [Edit]
 
Someday I'll go to Richter's grave and applaud him, even if he is dead. I should show some kind of gratefulness for what he has done, even if it he's gone.
>> No. 2593 [Edit]
 
Sergei Prokofiev - Battle On The Ice
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Francis Poulenc - Concerto for Organ, Timpani and Strings in G minor
Here's the link cause flash player sucks.
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=RduLr1Cp9Ls
>> No. 2601 [Edit]
It's disappointing that Tohno-Chan doesn't support video embedding anymore. Oh well.

I'd like to share this piece with you all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXkF0gAqkdw

I stumbled upon Saint-Saens' etudes on YouTube and I quite liked this piece. I rewind quite frequently to the climax at 3:05. Hearing this piece is what inspired me to explore the rest of Saint-Saens' piano compositions. Fortunately, I've managed to find a series of albums dedicated to just that. There may be more gems like this. After this, I may also explore the rest of his compositions. I've heard naught but good regarding his third Symphony and its supposedly famous finale and I'm a bit curious about his "Egyptian" fifth Piano Concerto. On the other hand, I've heard some say that he's a second-rate composer with one critic famously commenting on his music that it was "bad music, written well". I think I'll still find pieces I like, even if they're not popular.
>> No. 2602 [Edit]
 
>>2601
?
>> No. 2603 [Edit]
>>2602
It doesn't work on my browser. This plugin is not supported.
>> No. 2604 [Edit]
>>2602
Well, that's very strange. Each time I tried to embed a video on this site, the embedded video would never work. You seemed to have embedded it without problem though which is incomprehensible to me. Do you use Google Chrome?
>> No. 2607 [Edit]
BWV 593 - Organ Concerto in A Minor
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=qFjXo1E2vsI
Very fun.
>> No. 2609 [Edit]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jWmdzOxD9s

For some reason when I try to embed it keeps telling me that it has already been posted here >>135
>> No. 2610 [Edit]
https://youtu.be/U6sKjMbFGlY
>> No. 2611 [Edit]
Haydn: Complete Organ Concertos
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=cTe50jtuZAU
Sublime.
>> No. 2612 [Edit]
>>2611
This is really good. Thanks for posting!
>> No. 2629 [Edit]
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G.P. Telemann Oboe Concertos
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=s2mdfw3puQo
The whole thing is amazing, but 14:04 is my favorite part.
>> No. 2635 [Edit]
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Gabriel Faure's Requiem Op. 48
https://youtu.be/UnilUPXmipM?t=140
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Maurice Duruflé - Requiem, Op. 9
https://youtu.be/XRzPi0CA1rg?t=205
Impressionism and funeral music sure make a good combo.
>> No. 2638 [Edit]
Touhou fugue
https://invidio.us/watch?v=qHxXRspxAi8
Send some love this guy's way and he might start composing again.
>> No. 2681 [Edit]
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Purcell - Ground in C minor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIhz3Sacip4
Great use of repetition.

Purcell - A New Ground
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlDmmqIyEW4&t=3643s
>> No. 2710 [Edit]
Audio - (2.87MB - 232 kbps - 44.1 kHz ) Length: 1:44

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Un Owen Fugue
>> No. 2717 [Edit]
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Soler - SONATA IN B MINOR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y1xhjmjGrk&t=1471s

Purcell - What power art thou
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNSKxEhAh1Q

BWV 593 - Organ Concerto in A Minor
https://youtu.be/qFjXo1E2vsI?t=23

Toccata nr 5 fa menor Allegro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT1cH66roHg&t=2067s
>> No. 2720 [Edit]
Dmitri Shostakovich : Symphony No. 7 in C major
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMcf8K_RJPU
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