Your favorite classical tunes...

[luc]

Schubert, Piano Trio No. 1, Op 99, Andanta un poco mosso, wonderfully played by this French trio:

 

[unkl brws]

I remember buying this album on cassette back in the 1980's after seeing/hearing Wynton Marsalis play on TV (I believe it was on the Grammys). I was amazed at his talent and bought the first recording of his I saw. Here he plays a concerto for trumpet from composer Henri Tomasi

 

[Anamarija]

My admiration for classical music increase after recent cognitions about love, programing, Lizards & etc. I can "see" different sensation when I'm listening modern music unlike old classics. Later makes me calm and clearer. This is one of my favourite classics.

Chopin - Etude Op. 25 No. 1 "Aeolian Harp"

 

[Rolae]

My admiration for classical music increase after recent cognitions about love, programing, Lizards & etc. I can "see" different sensation when I'm listening modern music unlike old classics. Later makes me calm and clearer. This is one of my favourite classics.

Chopin - Etude Op. 25 No. 1 "Aeolian Harp"

Great to listen to while reading. Or resonance tunes to read off such delicate sound waves.

 

[Rolae]

My admiration for classical music increase after recent cognitions about love, programing, Lizards & etc. I can "see" different sensation when I'm listening modern music unlike old classics. Later makes me calm and clearer. This is one of my favourite classics.

Chopin - Etude Op. 25 No. 1 "Aeolian Harp"

Beautifully mastered'& fluid

 

[LongCloud]

Thanks for bumping this thread. I now have 31 tabs of selected music I have known but forgotten to listen to.

My favorite is a cover of Corelli's 'La Follia' by Vivaldi. I have many of Vivaldi's works, but this one once seen live, stays with you. This piece is entitled Apollo's Fire. There's no good youtube live play that does it justice that I can find.

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[Rolae]

 

[United Gnosis]

This is more of a modern classical, all I can say is I the first time I heard that song, I knew I had to learn piano well enough to play it -

 

[Mililea]

I love that one... my father wanted it to be played on his funeral. So we stood in the middle of the burial forest and thought of him while the song touches our hearts.

 

[Rolae]

This is more of a modern classical, all I can say is I the first time I heard that song, I knew I had to learn piano well enough to play it -

I love that one... my father wanted it to be played on his funeral. So we stood in the middle of the burial forest and thought of him while the song touches our hearts.

"A genuine & solo leveling. Artist is well aquatinted with the culture on a particular sobering mid afternoon.

 

[AzarHyun]

Great project, also visual superb.
my favorite tune at 48:25 Duduki

 

[LongCloud]

This, terrible piece of music. A shot of brandy Dovetailing train carriage exhaust fumes, civil war, tea and crumpet fancy chinaware and overly perfumed masking the smell of the stiff lip Royal class or New England colonists.

I'll restrict my love of Vivaldi from now on.

 

[NOONE]

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I like the voices...

 

[Gabriela]

I don't know why but this song, performed this way, moves me to tears. There's something very special in the way they play or in the director or maybe both.

 

[Rolae]

I'll restrict my love of Vivaldi from now on.

Lol well either I saved you some time sorting through the list or you might miss a really great piece even if for your own ears.