Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring - Sacrificial Dance
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It's like if an entire orchestra SCREAMED...
Which can be jarring at first, and yet, once you get past that initial jolt, you realize just how much raw emotion is in this surprisingly-calculated piece...
It's certainly one of the most innovative pieces I've listened to, it's not Mozart or Beethoven or Tchaikovsky, but it's not trying to be, and for what it's trying to be, it succeeds with flying colors (if the Devil existed, he'd NEVER have this as his theme--too wicked for HIM!)
;)
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This caused a riot back in 1913 when it was first performed.
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Very mathematical. I love this. It's like the mathcore of classical music.
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@zigifrojd lol i thought the same thing initially. now this piece is revolutionary for me. give it another chance in a couple weeks. Watch the ballet from the begining too (ninjinsky's original choreography of course)
haha, i wouldn't call this classical music either, think it premeired 1913. The French were not pleased
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@thepinksomething Be glade this peace wasn't in the origonal Fantaisa. Probaly wold have tromitied the kids more than Night on Bald Mountain.
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Wow ... some people have a very small idea of what is music. Quit listining to the beber and that fucking friday song and find out what music really is. Ignorance
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@MrOwenmorg not that you can follow
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This song makes my balls wet
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It's currently finals week and this song is playing constantly in my head.



3/16, 5/16, 3/16, 4/16, 5/16. This guy was insane.
GODMONSTERRARGH 1 year ago 23
@MrOwenmorg Correction: it actually has rhythmic intensity and syncopation, unlike a lot of other Classical music that has boring/simple rhythms
mrdutchmandan 4 months ago 10