ViperAces: Bach, Beethoven Or Chopin?

ViperAces 01.25.13	title says it all, getting into classical, list is just two amazing albums
Propose 01.25.13	Bach obviously, Beethoven is a drunken story teller with an apt for stuttering and skipping plot points.
Propose 01.25.13	antonio vivaldi avro part kashiwa daisuke (close enough)
YankeeDudel 01.25.13	GERSHWIN
GiaNXGX 01.25.13	the three are different, ranking composers like that would be stupid.
Zeneren 01.25.13	They're all pretty good, chopin pretty much ruled the piano
ViperAces 01.25.13	Im actually checking the beethoven first I guess because thats what my grandma had but Ill check the other two sometime too.
oltnabrick 01.25.13	all three are banal sheit. im going to go listen to mezzanine
ViperAces 01.25.13	yea chopin is all over the radio
paxman 01.25.13	Rachmaninoff > all others
YankeeDudel 01.25.13	chopin feat. nicki minaj - piano p*ssy
oltnabrick 01.25.13	nicki minaj is banal sheit too
Buzzkillr 01.25.13	definitely not chopin lol. he made pretty sounding lullabies but that's about it
laughingman22 01.25.13	brahms
toxin. 02.23.13	Bach is the best composer to ever exist. But I mean the other two are fucking legends, we are literally arguing 100/100 composers here and lol Vivaldi is not one of the best composers ever, ugh
DadKungFu 02.23.13	they're all brilliant. Why pick one? Buzzkillr do you even nocturne?
toxin. 02.23.13	well I mean Chopin & Beethoven were two of Bach's biggest admirers, and I remember a very prominent composer specifically saying Bach was the best ever
Adabelle 02.23.13	Chopin 4 me
Rev 02.23.13	Berlioz
Trebor. 02.23.13	How did Mozart write so many songs if he was deaf?
toxin. 02.23.13	Beethoven was deaf, I don't think Mozart was.
toxin. 02.23.13	Also, after 10 years of mediocre piano playing, I can sort of look at sheet music and figure out how a song goes (emphasis on sort of). I'd imagine that a savant like Beethoven can literally write music and know how it sounds as he's writing it. He wasn't born deaf so by the time he went completely deaf it didn't make a difference.
Trebor. 02.23.13	Dude it's a 3 part joke First of all yeah it was Beethoven Second of all he went deaf late in his career, and he was so good at music he knew what each key sounded like and could play songs in his head so it didn't matter Third, songs is far from the preferred nomenclature for classical music
Havey 02.23.13	Bach. I could go on forever as to why but i'm on mobile so cba
Trebor. 02.23.13	Most master musicians can read sheet music and play the music in their head, Salieri does that shit in Amadeus
Ecnalzen 02.23.13	Chopin all the way. I tend to like composers from the 'romantic' period of classical music tho.
treeqt. 02.23.13	Even i can read basic sheet music and play the music in my head and I am god damn awful. Pls go on forever havey, I'd be interested.
toxin. 02.23.13	"Dude it's a 3 part joke" oh okay ---- @Havey, yeah man! Bach's not my favorite to listen to, but one of my good friends who's a serious cellist basically spent all of last year converting me to a Bach disciple by showing me probably 100+ Bach pieces
Cygnatti 02.23.13	"Third, songs is far from the preferred nomenclature for classical music" pieces! :D
bach 03.16.13	bach
slipnslide 03.16.13	slipnslide
toxin. 03.16.13	SPONGEBOB
ViralOblivion 03.16.13	Bach
mandan 06.19.13	Beethoven and Bach both rule, not too familiar with Chopin. Mind melting really, but Beethoven over Bach because the man showed off his passion through his music more.
Keyblade 06.19.13	bach easy
MisterTornado 06.19.13	adrien brody i mean chopin
Aids 06.19.13	Chopin is my favourite, not that I know classical that well.
DamnVanne 06.19.13	Soliari or else
bakkermaarten007 06.19.13	Do you like dogs better or cats?
heyadam 06.19.13	Bach. Dvorak is a close second for me though
ButteryBiscuitBass 06.19.13	The poet of the piano.