Mozart the greatest?

12 years ago

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Daniel Evans 12 years ago

I was just listening to Mozart last night on WinAMP Radio and although it was initially nice, it became increasingly irritating.

I wish it didn't but it did and it seems to happen every time I listen to classical.

It's good for about 15 mins.

I guess I'm not in the groove yet!

Daniel
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- MoneyMagnetMagnate 12 years ago
  
  Frankly - I would love to argue with you...:p
  
  *But I can't !
  
  (although there are a few of his respected contemporaries I will consider...:rolleyes
  
  (you know who they are...)
  
  *he had an edge...he started young!
  
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TLTheLiberator

12 years ago

As a person very interested in best of every music genre...

I have 30 classical music compositions on my ITunes and listen to the playlist about once a month while using my computer.

How'd that happen????

Someone gave me a CD with the top 100 classical music compositions and I went through them looking for familiar tunes.

I found about 30 songs that I heard before but didn't know their names or who wrote them etc.

Stuff like, Hungarian Dance, Swan Lake, William Tell Overture, The Nutcracker, Beethoven's 5th etc.

( the disco version of the 5th is pretty cool )

Valkyrie Ride Of The Valkyries: Used in Bugs Bunny/Kill The Rabbit. It was also used in Apocalypse Now.

I couldn't begin to tell you who I think is the best composer but I do enjoy my playlist every now and then.

All The Best!!

TL

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MikeAmbrosio

12 years ago

Originally Posted by TLTheLiberator

As a person very interested in best of every music genre...

I have 30 classical music compositions on my ITunes and listen to the playlist about once a month while using my computer.

How'd that happen????

Someone gave me a CD with the top 100 classical music compositions and I went through them looking for familiar tunes.

I found about 30 songs that I heard before but didn't know their names or who wrote them etc.

Stuff like, Hungarian Dance, Swan Lake, William Tell Overture, The Nutcracker, Beethoven's 5th etc.

( the disco version of the 5th is pretty cool )

Valkyrie Ride Of The Valkyries: Used in Bugs Bunny/Kill The Rabbit. It was also used in Apocalypse Now.

I couldn't begin to tell you who I think is the best composer but I do enjoy my playlist every now and then.

All The Best!!

TL

TL, that's almost exactly how I got started on classical music - greatest hits CDs

And some of the same songs.

I'm no connoisseur, but I do enjoy listening every once in a while.

Also, I used popular TV to get my sons into classical (Bugs Bunny used a lot of classical...). Worked. My 21 year old even plays classical on his electric guitar.

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hardraysnight

12 years ago

lennon mccartney my favourite composers, many classics

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pianochris

12 years ago

I'm a fan of Schubert as well as the Italian opera composers.

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MoneyMagnetMagnate

12 years ago

William Tell Overture - no, no...that's called the theme from "The Lone Ranger"

Fantasia is another good way to introduce a kid to classical...

I went the Bugs Bunny route myself - you can't argue with the classics!

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(Ok...it's Tex Avery - but I couldn't resist! :rolleyes

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thunderbird

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate

William Tell Overture - no, no...that's called the theme from "The Lone Ranger"

Fantasia is another good way to introduce a kid to classical...

I went the Bugs Bunny route myself - you can't argue with the classics!

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(Ok...it's Tex Avery - but I couldn't resist! :rolleyes

Jackie Evancho got my toddler hooked on opera (not something I ever enjoyed, lol), but only when she sings it. One night in trying to tape an episode of Revenge or some such nonsense, I accidentally recorded a Jackie Evancho concert on TV (before we got rid of the TV and stopped watching it altogether). I played it to my toddler who was mesmerized by Jackie Evancho and her singing from the get-go. He insisted on watching the concert over and over again that night. He still insists on listening to her CD's on our stereo. His word for music in general is "Jackie"

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dgridley

12 years ago

Jackie has a heavenly voice but her stage movements have reminded me of a marionette.. beauty but no passion yet. I hope she continues her career.

Originally Posted by thunderbird

Jackie Evancho got my toddler hooked on opera (not something I ever enjoyed, lol), but only when she sings it. One night in trying to tape an episode of Revenge or some such nonsense, I accidentally recorded a Jackie Evancho concert on TV (before we got rid of the TV and stopped watching it altogether). I played it to my toddler who was mesmerized by Jackie Evancho and her singing from the get-go. He insisted on watching the concert over and over again that night. He still insists on listening to her CD's on our stereo. His word for music in general is "Jackie"

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dgridley

12 years ago

Oldman in the Professional opines on Mozart:

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I love Beethoven as well..

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Alex: No. No! NO! Stop it! Stop it, please! I beg you! This is sin! This is sin! This is sin! It's a sin, it's a sin, it's a sin!
Dr. Brodsky: Sin? What's all this about sin?
Alex: That! Using Ludwig van like that! He did no harm to anyone. Beethoven just wrote music!

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MoneyMagnetMagnate

12 years ago

Alex: No. No! NO! Stop it! Stop it, please! I beg you! This is sin! This is sin! This is sin! It's a sin, it's a sin, it's a sin!
Dr. Brodsky: Sin? What's all this about sin?
Alex: That! Using Ludwig van like that! He did no harm to anyone. Beethoven just wrote music!

That Beethoven is Real Horrorshow, Droogies!

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domainarama

12 years ago

Bach. Especially by Glenn Gould and Wanda Landowska. Pablo Casals is no slouch either (as I recently discussed with Pepe Romero).

I often debate the merits of Bach vs Mozart with one of my drinking buddies. Mind you, I have nothing bad to say about Mozart or Beethoven. It's just that Bach rises to a higher level.

My favorite time of year is the ten days before New Year's Day when WKCR-FM (Columbia University's student radio station) plays Bach 24 hours a day.

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roomservice

12 years ago

Honestly Pachelbel is my hero!

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hieproly

12 years ago

Music is great for me.

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TimPhelan

12 years ago

Kieth Jarrett is mostly known as a great jazz musician but I believe he also won a grammy for a classical album. Here he plays Bach:

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highhopes

12 years ago

agreed all good music, great composers,

Originally Posted by TLTheLiberator

As a person very interested in best of every music genre...

I have 30 classical music compositions on my ITunes and listen to the playlist about once a month while using my computer.

How'd that happen????

Someone gave me a CD with the top 100 classical music compositions and I went through them looking for familiar tunes.

I found about 30 songs that I heard before but didn't know their names or who wrote them etc.

Stuff like, Hungarian Dance, Swan Lake, William Tell Overture, The Nutcracker, Beethoven's 5th etc.

( the disco version of the 5th is pretty cool )

Valkyrie Ride Of The Valkyries: Used in Bugs Bunny/Kill The Rabbit. It was also used in Apocalypse Now.

I couldn't begin to tell you who I think is the best composer but I do enjoy my playlist every now and then.

All The Best!!

TL

Originally Posted by pianochris

I'm a fan of Schubert as well as the Italian opera composers.

Originally Posted by domainarama

Bach. Especially by Glenn Gould and Wanda Landowska. Pablo Casals is no slouch either (as I recently discussed with Pepe Romero).

I often debate the merits of Bach vs Mozart with one of my drinking buddies. Mind you, I have nothing bad to say about Mozart or Beethoven. It's just that Bach rises to a higher level.

My favorite time of year is the ten days before New Year's Day when WKCR-FM (Columbia University's student radio station) plays Bach 24 hours a day.

Originally Posted by TimPhelan

Kieth Jarrett is mostly known as a great jazz musician but I believe he also won a grammy for a classical album. Here he plays Bach:

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Felix Mendelssohn wrote his marvelous Rondo Capriccioso at age 15.

this was my father`s favourite piece. He played it every day of his life just about.

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Pawpoint

12 years ago

Mozart is definitely the greatest. My daughter plays his works beautifully on her piano - even the dog sings along with her (or howls anyway)

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dallas playboy

12 years ago

I enjoy all of the old classical composers. One more contemporary composer that
produced one of the best pieces of all time is George Gershwin's
"Rhapsody in Blue. "

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CrowX

12 years ago

I prefer Beethoven over him, when it comes to classics.
As for a favorite composer overall, I'd pick Jeremy Soule over anyone.

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