Sergei Rachmaninoff plays his Piano Concerto No. 2
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Yeah I agree, you don't need to have training to appreciate any music. If it moves you, that's enough. And yes, I agree, getting drunk does heighten your appreciation of things from time to time!
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@Tucknrollgrampa That's all you need. If you can feel music don't bother trying to understand it; just enjoy it.
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@Tucknrollgrampa Try to get drunk. I'm musically trained and i can feel great differences when i'm arriving late at night, my senses are just sharper. Worth a try.I'm not saying to get accustomed to alcohol, but from time to time it's a pleasant thing to experience, to detect things you woldn't otherwise.
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My passion for music brought me here :) What a genius! Makes me feel proud of my country.
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Feel Like A Sir.
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@Tucknrollgrampa haha, this'll probably be the hundreth reply you got for this post. Best advice is to just listen to a lot of classical, or abstract music for that matter. IIt's all abstract emotions, not in words, something you have to listen within the melody. It took me a couple weeks, but now I can enjoy classical pieces decently.
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@Tucknrollgrampa search youtube for gilels rachmaninoff g minor prelude. If you're not a classical music fan after 60 seconds, you'll never be.
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its felt more powerful and beautiful in nodame cantabile. still a magnificent piece though. close your eyes and listen
Nodame Cantabile brought me here.. :)
Needmore27 3 weeks ago 48
I wish I knew composition and a better trained ear to appreciate more, to truly feel a sense of rapture. As it stands, I can only feel a pleasant tickle when I listen to classical music. :[
Tucknrollgrampa 1 month ago 17