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I am trying to like it but it hurts on my nerves, all the sharp notes, tobias in
what ever, how can you like it?
what ever, how can you like it?
wolram said:I am trying to like it but it hurts on my nerves, all the sharp notes, tobias in what ever, how can you like it?
Hootenanny said:I am particulary fond of the Goldberg Variations by Bach. Also Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A.
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wolram said:Can you give me an online rendition of some thing that is not so, painful ?
neutrino said:Or listen to an online radio station. I've been listening to Beethoven.com for the past two months and it's great!
DaveC426913 said:wolram, you are such an enigma (I was going to say 'strange bird' but enigma is more polite).
Sometimes you seem as familiar as the guy next door, and sometimes you seem so ... alien?
I'm dying to know your story.
Evo said:What on Earth were you listening to?
Curious3141 said:Try Pachalbel's Canon, very soothing.
And stay far, far away from opera - even I can't stand it.
I like Madame Butterfly. It makes me cry.Curious3141 said:And stay far, far away from opera - even I can't stand it.
Evo said:Tobias Picker? I don't know how they can call that classical music, it's "contemporary classical", new music, not what one thinks of when one mentions "classical".
http://www.tobiaspicker.com/
cyrusabdollahi said:"contemporary classical' is crap. It is not even close to the same level.
I like Dvorak 9th, From the New World.
cyrusabdollahi said:You have much to learn about classical music.
The New World is the United States, because Dvorak imigrated there from his native bohemia. He like to ride the steam engines up and down the United States.
Not many people are familiar with Van Gogh's music. I believe he played the nose flute.wolram said:Found it, i lied it was Van Gogh.
Evo said:Not many people are familiar with Van Gogh's music. I believe he played the nose flute.
Bladibla said:I can mention a couple of pieces that are really hard to listen to at first - the passions of bach, (just ANYTHING with Bach to be realistic)
Bladibla said:In fact, I would think of as enjoying classical music being the tiniest part of the experience.
Markjdb said:Stay away from Shostakovich
(Although I personally love his music)
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