Hawks
05.15.24 | GIMME RECS BITCHES!!! |
budgie
05.15.24 | ooh
schumann piano concerto #1
rachmaninoff piano concerto #3
beethoven piano conertos #4,5
tchaikovsky piano concerto #1
tchaikovsky OP. 35
brahms piano concerto #2
mozart piano concerto #9, 20, 2122, 23, 24
debussy suite bergamasque
haydn cello concerto #2
vivaldi rv. 409
o ya saint saens organ symphony |
Havey
05.15.24 | olivier messiaen - apparition de l'église éternelle (1932)
giacinto scelsi - aion (1961)
alfred schnittke - choir concerto (1984)
kaija saariaho - lichtbogen (1986)
éliane radigue - occam océan for orchestra (2015) |
DadKungFu
05.15.24 | messiaen and saariaho [2]
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PizzaBear
05.16.24 | Beethoven - All of the symphonies
Mussorsky - Night on Bald Mountain & Pictures at an Exhibition
Camille Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre |
Frost15
05.16.24 | Scriabin - Symphony No. 1
Beethoven - All of the symphonies [2]
Debussy - Suite bergamasque
Mahler - Symphony No. 5
Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker |
Hawks
05.16.24 | Holy shit lets go!!! Nice bros. Also big shoutout to Dad cause he rec'd all the albums on this list, which are the only pure classical albums I've ever heard lmao. |
MetalMarcJK
05.16.24 | Will recc some Faure and Grieg tomorrow, but if you see their names, check ‘em out.
“Compared to Bach, we all suck.” — Pat Metheney, 2023 |
budgie
05.16.24 | faure nocturnes are great!! and his requiem |
kildare
05.16.24 | Animation of Bach's Little fugue in g minor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddbxFi3-UO4 |
Hawks
05.16.24 | Love u guys! |
Jash
05.16.24 | Frederic Chopin - Nocturnes, Op. 9
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Hawks
05.16.24 | Ily most Jash!!! |
PitchforkArms
05.16.24 | Rachmaninoff is my personal fav. Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor is the classic, but Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor is also a banger. |
InfernalDeity
05.16.24 | Schubert Symphony No. 9 "the Great" |
Hawks
05.16.24 | Thanks bros!!! |
ReefaJones
05.16.24 | Gotta do Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Rach. Specifically this version by Lugansky:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbGajVU7CGk
The moment the strings come in in Andante Cantabile is probably one of the greatest moments in any piece ever |
MO
05.16.24 | Shostakovich - Symphony No 10 in E minor, Op 93 |
MTObsidian
05.16.24 | Tchaikowsky - Symphony No. 6 "Pathetique": such a melancholy sigh of a last movement that feels like the last sigh of Tchaikowsky himself
Kallinikov - Symphony #1: gorgeous late Romantic Russian symphony music, the second movement is particularly *chef's kiss*
Mahler - Symphony #1: an early Mahler work that I think is easier to follow than some his later stuff, very epic and fun overall
Dvorak - Symphony #9 "New World": a very well-known classic symphony that is accessible and yet still very complex. Dvorak as a whole is a great composer.
Anything by Mendelssohn will treat you nicely!
Brahms - Symphony #1 in C minor: epic Brahms work outside of his large piano repertoire
I'm a huge fan of the Romantic/late-Romantic periods because they're all so epic and emotional, but others will have great suggestions from other periods of classical music. Have fun with your classical journey! |
Hawks
05.16.24 | Hell yeah u guys fucking rule thank u!!! |
MetalMarcJK
05.17.24 | Chopin: Nocturnes - Stephen Hough, pianist — this is THE greatest collection of Chopin’s piano nocturnes, hands down. |
pyroflare77
05.17.24 | Yeah Chopin Nocturnes are sick.
Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring. |
zaruyache
05.17.24 | Johann Johannsson's IBM 1401, a User's Manual |
