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Neongrapes commented 4 months ago

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Shostakovich - Aphorisms op. 13 [2/2]

Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

I. Recitative

II. Serenade

III. Nocturne

IV. Elegy

V. Marche funèbre

VI. Etude

VII. Dance of Death

VIII. Canon

IX...

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Neongrapes said:

@PsychoKrazyTime I enjoy blowing up for no reason dumbass

• Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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  Shostakovich - Aphorisms op. 13 [2/2]

  Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

  I. Recitative

  II. Serenade

  III. Nocturne

  IV. Elegy

  V. Marche funèbre

  VI. Etude

  VII. Dance of Death

  VIII. Canon

  IX...

  6,049 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @PsychoKrazyTime i don't care if the comment was from 1932-if you weren't dissing Shostakovich well then sorry to bother you.

• Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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  Shostakovich - Aphorisms op. 13 [2/2]

  Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

  I. Recitative

  II. Serenade

  III. Nocturne

  IV. Elegy

  V. Marche funèbre

  VI. Etude

  VII. Dance of Death

  VIII. Canon

  IX...

  6,049 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @PsychoKrazyTime Yeah it's so bad Ashkenazy wasted his time playing it. This music is pretty moderate when it comes to supposed "dissonance". You obviously got lost little boy- go back to pussyland where there are no new or unfamiliar sounds, or anything that would challenge your peabrain.

• Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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  Shostakovich - Aphorisms op. 13 [2/2]

  Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

  I. Recitative

  II. Serenade

  III. Nocturne

  IV. Elegy

  V. Marche funèbre

  VI. Etude

  VII. Dance of Death

  VIII. Canon

  IX...

  6,049 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @rvaughanwilliams1988 you're fucking retarded. Even Vaughan fucking Williams would say this is good. Stop being such a pussy and realize that there are no rules in music, and what you perceive as dissonance or chaos is just your baby pussy ears getting in the way.

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Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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Piano Sonata No. 1: 1. Libre

... Let's call this my first "formal" sonata. Really, this first movement is an old piece w/ that makes use of a theme that I used to overuse. I th...

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Neongrapes said:

Wow!! You have completely assimilated Sorabji! This is goddamn genius. I'm a pianist-composer myself, and not easily impressed. This is absolutely ridiculous. Obviously this is your calling, just keep composing man, do not stop.

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Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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Shostakovich - Aphorisms op. 13 [1/2]

Performed by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

I. Recitative

II. Serenade

III. Nocturne

IV. Elegy

V. Marche funèbre

VI. Etude

VII. Dance of Death

VIII. Canon

IX...

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Neongrapes said:

@fdalkjfdsalkj shutup dumbass you're obviously completely ignorant of xx century music.

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Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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Hamelin Chopin Etude 'Black Keys' Audio + Sheet Music

pf: Marc-Andre Hamelin

High Quality: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

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Neongrapes said:

@ChopinLiszt82 He's using a lot more than that dude

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  Hamelin Chopin Etude 'Black Keys' Audio + Sheet Music

  pf: Marc-Andre Hamelin

  High Quality: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

  35,349 views

  Neongrapes said:

  Brilliant!! I had the chance to meet Hamelin in the flesh...most down to earth guy....seemed almost oblivious to his own fame and genius.

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Neongrapes commented 5 months ago

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Homosexual men in history part 1

1812 at Teplitz, he wrote three love letters to an "Immortal Beloved".

http://www.gay-art-history.......

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Neongrapes said:

Beethoven was not gay. People assume that because a successful man of genius was never married, he must've been guy. The sad truth is that Beethoven wanted a wife but never found one. People fail to factor in how much Beethoven's deafness had an effect on his social life. Also, Beethoven was ...

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  Nikolai Roslavets - Nocturne for Violin and Piano

  This is Nikolai Roslavets' Nocturne. It is for Violin and Piano and is played by Stuart-Ivanov Duo

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  Neongrapes said:

  Genius

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  Feinberg - Piano Sonata No. 12- II "Intermezzo"

  Second movement of the Piano Sonata No. 12 Op. 48 (1962)

  Samuil Feinberg (1890-1962) was a major Russian pianist-composer in the early 20th-centur...

  1,342 views

  Neongrapes said:

  sublime

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  Natalie Portman on David Letterman- Talks "Brothers"

  Natalie Portman discusses her role in the upcoming film 'Brothers'!

  161,108 views

  Neongrapes said:

  Obviously Dave wants to nail Natalie...he's completely tongue-tied. And Natalie.....wow she graduated from Harvard???

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  Some of the Most Beautiful Symphonies

  This is a selection of some of the most beautiful symphonies:

  1) Leopold Mozart: Toy Symphony.

  2) Joseph Haydn: London Symphony.

  3) Wolfgang A. Mo...

  1,880,121 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @steven4570 No problem, anytime-I should start charging for the enlightenment I distribute.

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  Some of the Most Beautiful Symphonies

  This is a selection of some of the most beautiful symphonies:

  1) Leopold Mozart: Toy Symphony.

  2) Joseph Haydn: London Symphony.

  3) Wolfgang A. Mo...

  1,880,121 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @steven4570 People like the way a lot of music sounds, it doesn't mean it's not derivative trash. My only point is that composers such as gustavus mahlerus and dvorsmak are minor, not great composers. These minor composers are indeed for the light listeners of the romantic period....i.e. the pe...

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Neongrapes commented 6 months ago

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Band Of Horses - The Funeral (2006)

Album: Everything All The Time (2006)

Genre: Rock

Style: Acoustic, Southern Rock, Indie Rock

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Neongrapes said:

His voice kind of sounds like Ozzy

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Neongrapes commented 6 months ago

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Mahler: Symphony No. 9: Mov. 4 - Part 3 of 3

Symphony No. 9 in D major: Mov. 4, "Adagio: Sehr langsam und noch zurückhaltend"

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)

Conducted by Leonard Bernstein

Vienna...

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Neongrapes said:

@steven4570 How'd you know that I know more than everybody else......who told you? I've seen gustavarus live several times and looked at the scores etc....it's overrated. As an orchestrator he's impressive and the scale is impressive as well. But, the music is banal. Harmonically his music is...

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  Mahler: Symphony No. 9: Mov. 1 - Part 1 of 3

  Symphony No. 9 in D major: Mov. 1, "Andante comodo"

  Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)

  Conducted by Leonard Bernstein

  Vienna Philharmonic

  131,996 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @steven4570 You know you're right, Gustav is probably more like escalator or perhaps even laundromat music.

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  Mahler: Symphony No. 9: Mov. 1 - Part 1 of 3

  Symphony No. 9 in D major: Mov. 1, "Andante comodo"

  Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)

  Conducted by Leonard Bernstein

  Vienna Philharmonic

  131,996 views

  Neongrapes said:

  @steven4570 Well, are you sure that you're even thinking?

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  Gustav Mahler - 3rd symphony conducted by Solti. 1: Kräftig. Entschieden (part 1)

  Sir Georg Solti conducts the London Symphony Orchestra, playing the 3rd Symphony of Mahler.

  1st mouvement: Kräftig. Entschieden (part 1)

  Record...

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  Neongrapes said:

  OMG.....only Mahler could compose such incredibly sublime themes. I really like how it is the most infantile, corniest thing you could ever come up with. I especially like the the strong sol-do in the timpani. This way we really, really, really, know where the tonic is. Thank you so much Gust...

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