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Bananana 06/25/21 2:40:35 PM #1:	Beethoven Symphony 7: hard as fuck Mendelssohn 4: hard as double fuck Also Sprach Zarathustra: impossibly, laughably hard --- http://error1355.com/ce/Bananana.html <cite>Bananana posted [p:955424232] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>Beethoven Symphony 7: hard as fuck Mendelssohn 4: hard as double fuck Also Sprach Zarathustra: impossibly, laughably hard </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xethuminra 06/25/21 2:47:06 PM #2:	My current playlist Carol of the Bells Requiem (Mozart) (V1 & V2) O Fortuna (Full) Night On Bald Mountain Toccata & Fugue Danse Macabre Adagio for Strings Ride of the Valkyries Blue Danube 314 Moonlight Sonata Fur Elise Journey (Montes) Canon in D Liebestraum The Heart Asks Pleasure First Clair de Lune (Flamenco, on strings) <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:955424448] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>My current playlist Carol of the Bells Requiem (Mozart) (V1 & V2) O Fortuna (Full) Night On Bald Mountain Toccata & Fugue Danse Macabre Adagio for Strings Ride of the Valkyries Blue Danube 314 Moonlight Sonata Fur Elise Journey (Montes) Canon in D Liebestraum The Heart Asks Pleasure First Clair de Lune (Flamenco, on strings) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bananana 06/25/21 3:59:15 PM #3:	Xethuminra posted... My current playlist Carol of the Bells Requiem (Mozart) (V1 & V2) O Fortuna (Full) Night On Bald Mountain Toccata & Fugue Danse Macabre Adagio for Strings Ride of the Valkyries Blue Danube 314 Moonlight Sonata Fur Elise Journey (Montes) Canon in D Liebestraum The Heart Asks Pleasure First Clair de Lune (Flamenco, on strings) Mozart Requiem is an excerpt I have right now too. Hard as shit! May I recommend: -La Plus Que Lente, by Debussy, played on violin by Szeryng -Trio Elegiaque by Rachmaninoff (no. 2, in D Minor) -Fantasie in B Minor, by Scriabin some beautiful pieces that I think you may like given your playlist! --- http://error1355.com/ce/Bananana.html <cite>Bananana posted [p:955427005] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>My current playlist Carol of the Bells Requiem (Mozart) (V1 & V2) O Fortuna (Full) Night On Bald Mountain Toccata & Fugue Danse Macabre Adagio for Strings Ride of the Valkyries Blue Danube 314 Moonlight Sonata Fur Elise Journey (Montes) Canon in D Liebestraum The Heart Asks Pleasure First Clair de Lune (Flamenco, on strings)</quote>Mozart Requiem is an excerpt I have right now too. Hard as shit! May I recommend: -La Plus Que Lente, by Debussy, played on violin by Szeryng -Trio Elegiaque by Rachmaninoff (no. 2, in D Minor) -Fantasie in B Minor, by Scriabin some beautiful pieces that I think you may like given your playlist! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xethuminra 06/25/21 4:24:04 PM #4:	https://youtu.be/9fEndGSMu_c Thank you!!! I will give them a whirl tonight. Is there any particular performance or rendition you recommend? Hunting for one I like can be.... taxing. Haha. So.... That video. I dug one up for you. I just listened to it front to back, and I recommend it. I will say it is hard to sit through, as its sort of a sleepingmans song, but it goes into beautiful beautiful places at the end & really highlights most of Moricones genius. If you arent familiar with the movie, Im not sure if it will have the desired effect or not, but who knows. Big kudos if you got 10 minutes to spare & can appreciate the complimentary & juxtaposition of the arrangement, especially how it layers towards the end, and the way it tells a sort of story for all the characters. Good triumphs over Evil. Love dies. Really amazing piece..... cheers :) <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:955427909] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>https://youtu.be/9fEndGSMu_c Thank you!!! I will give them a whirl tonight. Is there any particular performance or rendition you recommend? Hunting for one I like can be.... taxing. Haha. So.... That video. I dug one up for you. I just listened to it front to back, and I recommend it. I will say it is hard to sit through, as its sort of a sleepingmans song, but it goes into beautiful beautiful places at the end & really highlights most of Moricones genius. If you arent familiar with the movie, Im not sure if it will have the desired effect or not, but who knows. Big kudos if you got 10 minutes to spare & can appreciate the complimentary & juxtaposition of the arrangement, especially how it layers towards the end, and the way it tells a sort of story for all the characters. Good triumphs over Evil. Love dies. Really amazing piece..... cheers :) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bananana 06/25/21 5:46:56 PM #5:	Xethuminra posted... https://youtu.be/9fEndGSMu_c Thank you!!! I will give them a whirl tonight. Is there any particular performance or rendition you recommend? Hunting for one I like can be.... taxing. Haha. So.... That video. I dug one up for you. I just listened to it front to back, and I recommend it. I will say it is hard to sit through, as its sort of a sleepingmans song, but it goes into beautiful beautiful places at the end & really highlights most of Moricones genius. If you arent familiar with the movie, Im not sure if it will have the desired effect or not, but who knows. Big kudos if you got 10 minutes to spare & can appreciate the complimentary & juxtaposition of the arrangement, especially how it layers towards the end, and the way it tells a sort of story for all the characters. Good triumphs over Evil. Love dies. Really amazing piece..... cheers :) Beautiful song!! these are what Id personally recommend: Debussy - Henryk Szeryng on violin, Charles Reiner on piano Rachmaninoff: Borodin Trio Scriabin: Sofronitsky on piano If you like them Im happy to recommend more! Im a professional classical musician and always eager to share it/discuss it with others @Xethuminra --- http://error1355.com/ce/Bananana.html <cite>Bananana posted [p:955430878] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>https://youtu.be/9fEndGSMu_c Thank you!!! I will give them a whirl tonight. Is there any particular performance or rendition you recommend? Hunting for one I like can be.... taxing. Haha. So.... That video. I dug one up for you. I just listened to it front to back, and I recommend it. I will say it is hard to sit through, as its sort of a sleepingmans song, but it goes into beautiful beautiful places at the end & really highlights most of Moricones genius. If you arent familiar with the movie, Im not sure if it will have the desired effect or not, but who knows. Big kudos if you got 10 minutes to spare & can appreciate the complimentary & juxtaposition of the arrangement, especially how it layers towards the end, and the way it tells a sort of story for all the characters. Good triumphs over Evil. Love dies. Really amazing piece..... cheers :)</quote>Beautiful song!! these are what Id personally recommend: Debussy - Henryk Szeryng on violin, Charles Reiner on piano Rachmaninoff: Borodin Trio Scriabin: Sofronitsky on piano If you like them Im happy to recommend more! Im a professional classical musician and always eager to share it/discuss it with others @Xethuminra </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masticatingman 06/25/21 6:10:27 PM #6:	When youre ready, Prokofiev exists --- To/fro from-towards <cite>masticatingman posted [p:955431641] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>When youre ready, Prokofiev exists </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 06/25/21 6:16:14 PM #7:	Check, out Saint-Saens' organ symphony, especially the last movement --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:955431828] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>Check, out Saint-Saens' organ symphony, especially the last movement </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RedJackson 06/25/21 6:18:21 PM #8:	What would you say are the hardest parts of those pieces? :o --- https://imgur.com/e6aBSof - Pus_N_Pecans original! https://imgur.com/bve6U7T - Error1335 original! <cite>RedJackson posted [p:955431900] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>What would you say are the hardest parts of those pieces? :o </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bananana 06/25/21 6:42:17 PM #9:	masticatingman posted... When youre ready, Prokofiev exists There are no Prokofiev orchestra bass excerpts as hard as these ones tho his oboe quintet is a very hard bass part but its chamber music. Have played it many times though. Antifar posted... Check, out Saint-Saens' organ symphony, especially the last movement Amazing piece, would love to play it in an orchestra one day RedJackson posted... What would you say are the hardest parts of those pieces? :o With Beethoven and Mendelssohn, its very fast strokes, with lots of shifting, so its just very hard to not only play clean and accurately, but to then be musical on top of it and make it feel easy. Zarathustra is just Strauss- a technical nightmare lol --- http://error1355.com/ce/Bananana.html <cite>Bananana posted [p:955432603] in FUCK these... [t:79532992]...</cite> <quote>masticatingman posted... </cite> <quote>When youre ready, Prokofiev exists</quote>There are no Prokofiev orchestra bass excerpts as hard as these ones tho his oboe quintet is a very hard bass part but its chamber music. Have played it many times though. Antifar posted... </cite> <quote>Check, out Saint-Saens' organ symphony, especially the last movement</quote>Amazing piece, would love to play it in an orchestra one day RedJackson posted... </cite> <quote>What would you say are the hardest parts of those pieces? :o</quote>With Beethoven and Mendelssohn, its very fast strokes, with lots of shifting, so its just very hard to not only play clean and accurately, but to then be musical on top of it and make it feel easy. Zarathustra is just Strauss- a technical nightmare lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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