Classical
 

I really enjoy listening to classical music
does any one know any good songs or artist
atm: my favorite is Claude Debussay

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart- Requiem Mass in D Minor.

shear amazing.

Agreed!

Moonlight Sonata is a classic by Beethoven.

Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, Second Movement Allegretto , and my all time classical favorite, J.S. Bach's Taccota and Fugue in D Minor:


http://www.cyberorganist.com/audio/b...rik-magle).mp3

beethoven's 9th symphony, 4th movement in d minor op. 125 choral.

HAHAHA the only person who DIDNT name a CLASSICAL composer is the original poster :-P

Most people know him already, but I like J.S. Bach.
"Bourree."

A little off topic, Jack Black put words to it in the Pick of Destiny Movie.
It almost made me cry it was so wonderful.

thank you so much I just downloaded it and loved it
'smiles

hahaha i guess your right. I do apologize I am quite new to the classical music scene. ( hence why i posted this topic to find good classical artist)
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Camille Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre, Les Carnival Des Animaux, Aquarium, pretty much anything.

Wagner - Ride of the Valkyrie. Nobody mentioned this?

I have a huge wealth of Classical Music knowledge, but whenever I try to recollect it is when it's furthest away, haha. :(

One of my friends favor Vivaldi, but I don't listen to much classical. Perhaps some Bach here and there...or a march...

I like me some Beethoven, Mozart, John P with Canon((I prefer the guitar cover by Funtwo, though)), and others, classical has it's good material.

Ah yeah, The Four Seasons = epic.

Personally, I like Choppin. You might want to check out Prelude in C Minor. It's piano classical, though, but it's like totally awesome. It goes from as loud as possible to as quiet as possible. He does a lot of things like that.

When it comes to true Classical music, I adore me Mozart operas (especially Le Nozze di Figaro and Don Giovanni) and several of Haydn's symphonies. I'm also very fond of Baroque music (Purcell and Händel especially), Romantic (Puccini, Rossini, Verdi, Mascagni, Tchaikowskij - especially his ballets Pulcinella and the Spring Sacrifice, Ravel and others) and Impressionist music (Debussy's "Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune", "Children's Corner", "La Cathedral Engloutié" and "Syrinx" comes to mind, aswell as Satie - I'm especially fond of one of his chansons, "Sylvie", which I am singing right now). There are also a few contemporary/ modern composers whose works I enjoy immensely, like Carl Orff, Menotti and Barber, whose works I've had the pleasure to perform on several occasions.

I like Ludwig Van Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach, Frédéric Chopin and more.

I am a HUGE Dmitri Shostakovitch fan...for starters, try to download "Piano Trio No. 2 in E-Minor" and "Symphony No. 5 in D-Minor".