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Post favorite classical pieces or composers

majutsu

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I like Bach, Sor, Barrios the most.

If you like any classical pieces or composers in general, post them up. I'm interested.
 
I love bach -- I'm listening to Art of the Fugue right now! K for ya for bumpin' the canonmaster.

I wish I knew more about mozart than the movie amadeus.
 
majutsu said:
I like Bach, Sor, Barrios the most.

If you like any classical pieces or composers in general, post them up. I'm interested.

Btw, you avatar reminded me of "Mediterranean Sundance", an acoustic duet by Al Di Meola & Paco De Lucia. Damn! Some of the finest shit ever.
 
Those guys are awesome, Perk. Fabulous stuff.

The guitar is an Allh.7p, it's the next guitar I'm getting. I changed my avatar to that for a while so I can drool over it each time I post. Somehow I'm sure you know that feeling ;)
 
Beethoven(Appassionata sonata), Rachmaninoff(preludes), Chopin(almost everything), Liszt(Hungarian Raphsodies, La Campanella).
 
Really enjoying Koyunbaba, Op.19 as played by Alexander-Sergei Ramirez, especially movements 3 and 4. Also, some of Mozart's last five symphonies, like 36, 38, 40, and 41, are really growing on me now. Bach's Art of the Fugue (all parts), especially the Musica Antiqua Koln version, is incredible.

I think I'll morph this thread into a rambling classical music rec list, since I'm quite into it now. Because of my playing, I lean very, very heavily to classical guitar or composers friendly to transcription. But I will also try to post new symphonic classical releases that catch my ear too. I really like antique instrument and fingering groups, as it's nice to hear the music in the flesh, the way the artist imagined it.
 
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