Atari
03.12.15 | So yeah, pretty obsessed with classical music lately. Would love recs based on the stuff on this list. There's so much out there I feel like I'm still just getting my toes wet |
Havey
03.12.15 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay5P-N4zJ34 |
Keyblade
03.12.15 | Not strictly classical, but you should check out Nachtreich bro, their debut Sturmgang in particular. I can see you really liking it |
Departures
03.12.15 | Check out the music of Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff & Thomas De Hartmann for really inspiring classical. |
ComeToDaddy
03.12.15 | I don't know if you left Tchaikovsky off this list because you haven't explored him or there's too much bombast for your tastes, but the 1812 Overture is classic and Pathetique is a masterpiece (: I'm not too well versed in classical though, lots on this list I should check |
Atari
03.12.15 | @havey, that sounds really nice. cheers
@keyblade, i've heard their split with spectral lore and enjoyed it so i'll definitely check sturmgang when i have a chance :]
@departures, cool never heard them will check
@cometodaddy, i haven't explored tchaikovsky much at all yet all i've heard is his violin concerto. i'll check those pieces out thanks man |
Atari
03.12.15 | thanks bud. feel free to rec me something if you'd like i'm pretty open minded |
treeqt.
03.13.15 | generally:
alexei lubimov - schubert impromptus
praga camerata / pavel hůla - schubert: quartet 14 (mahler's orchestra arrangement), arpeggione sonata (for cello)
keller quartett / lubimov - schnittke: klavierquintett, shostakovich: string quartet 15
zehetmair quartet - schumann 1 & 3
anda/fricsay - bartok piano concertos
hollywood string quartet - schoenberg verklärte nacht/string quintet
zhu xiao-mei - scarlatti sonatas
bach:
musikalisches opfer (concert des nations/jordi savall)
violin partitas and sonatas (szeryng, kagan, grumiaux)
violin/harpsichord sonatas (szeryng/walcha)
kunst der fuge (koroliov, nikolayeva, hewitt, zhu xiao-mei, keller quartett, musica antiqua köln)
wohltemperiertes clavier (richter, schiff, hewitt)
cello suites (fournier)
matthäus passion, johannes passion, mass in b minor (herreweghe, gardiner, harnoncourt, richter)
complete organ works (walcha)
violin concertos (mullova)
cantata circles by suzuki or gardiner
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Atari
03.13.15 | thanks tree, it will take me a while to get through all those but i checked schubert's arpeggione sonata last night and it was lovely. |
puntugruhm
04.14.15 | i know this coming late but:
giacinto scelsi- sonata no. 3
friedrich cerha- string quartets 1-3
alban berg- violin concerto
helmut lachenmann- Reigen seliger Geiste
lugi nono- a pierre dellazzurro silenzio inquietum
allan pettersson- symphony no. 6,7,8
vagn holmboe- string quartet no. 17
per norgard- string quartets nos. 7-10
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Atari
04.14.15 | better late than never. nice to see some really original recs too haven't even heard of most of these. |
puntugruhm
04.16.15 | awesome, let me know if you enjoyed/disliked them. |
Atari
04.16.15 | i already checked out the alban berg viol concerto and it was definitely nice, gotta give it another listen though. out of all these recs, what's your absolute favorite and i'll be sure to check it out today |
Havey
04.16.15 | wow you can't just rec intimidating fuckers like lachenmann to someone who's just starting out
check rued langgaard's string quartets and ture rangström's symphonies nos. 1 & 4!
scandinavian composers bias~ i've already rec'd pettersson i think |
Atari
04.16.15 | haha thanks havey. i'll admit it is rather overwhelming how many composers there are i haven't heard yet, not to mention the insane amount of works many of them accomplished. i've been trying to just take my time |
gagnonov
04.16.15 | check out Pollini's rendition of Chopin's catalogue |
puntugruhm
04.22.15 | well probably scelsi's sonata. its 8 minutes, be sure to check that.
then probably allan peterrsson's symph. no. 7.
you cant go wrong with any of it. |
forkliftjones
11.09.15 | Great stuff here
On 16, I think his best is the previous one, No. 40
Along with Brahms and Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky's violin concerto is wonderful |
Atari
11.09.15 | glad you enjoy these forkliftjones.
I took a much needed break from classical, but I'm looking forward to diving back into the genre again soon |
treeqt.
11.09.15 | actually just listened to it |
treeqt.
11.09.15 | let's say i'd rather listen to the brahms and mendelssohn |
Atari
11.09.15 | Tchaikovsky's violin concerto isn't bad but I much prefer his piano concertos, especially his first one. There really is a ton of stuff I still haven't heard by him tho |
treeqt.
11.09.15 | i generally stay away from tchaikovsky but kyung-hwa chung played it :3 |
SapphireFace
11.09.15 | props for 18 |
Atari
11.09.15 | cheers man. i'll still take more recs if anyone has any |
treeqt.
11.10.15 | http://i.imgur.com/EokH2vb.jpg
:3 |
zakalwe
11.10.15 | This is so refined. I feel I have found a community on this list who really appreciate the finer points of true art and.......FUCK ME LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT CONK ON 17!!!!! |
hal1ax
11.10.15 | chopin piano concerto no.2 is my fav. some good stuff on here doe |
hal1ax
11.10.15 | and if u haven't checked out Ravel or Liszt yet... well u gotta get on that |
chemicalmarriage
11.10.15 | Probs a pleb rec but Segovias a beast if u like classical guitar |
zakalwe
11.10.15 | Does he have a massive hooter like 17? |
chemicalmarriage
11.10.15 | Helluva hooter |
SapphireFace
11.10.15 | do you generally prefer symphonies, concertos, or no orchestra like sonatas?
but you should check more symphonies: sibelius 5 and 7, shostakovich 10, prokofiev 5, brahms 1, mendelssohn 3 and 4, beethoven 6 and 9, raff 5
if you like rach's 2nd, check his 3rd and busoni's piano concerto is great too
also ravel's gaspard de la nuit is basically perfect |
Atari
11.10.15 | I tend to really enjoy concertos but it just depends on my mood. Schubert has some really nice symphonies and piano sonatas, I dig a lot of his stuff. Cheers for the recs |
forkliftjones
11.10.15 | Yeah, Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto is top quality
All of Brahms symphonies (4 of 'em) and his 2 piano concertos are worth hearing
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