- wajack
- Nov 5, 2008
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by Y Kant Ozma Post
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Hey, I'm looking for some help getting into classical music.
For many years, I have listened to it on public radio, Pandora, Last.fm, whatever -- and I have enjoyed it immensely -- but I am literally undiscerning. As in, I cannot recognize a piece or know if I have heard it before, I have no sense of time periods, regions, composers, styles, forms, etc.
So what I'm looking for is a widely-varied "starter list" (or multiple starter lists), recommended samplings of many places and times so I can start to get an idea of what I like and what I'm hearing!
The other day I was listening to the radio and they played Bach's Violin Concerto #1, and it was the first time I ever listened to a piece of classical music as a unique object: i.e., "This is Bach's Violin Concerto #1, which is not any other piece of music in the world but itself." That is something I would like to add to. So I'm humbly asking for help.
Thanks in any case!
Google can probably help you out easier than any of us can. Something like this?
http://www.classicalcdguide.com/
In any case, here's a second piece of music that you (and the thread) can listen to as a unique object.
John Adams - Harmonielehre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFj9NSh6x90
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGnYwiZLiWQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9k_eTPbOiY
It's basically what would happen if romanticism and minimalism were ever to hook up while tripping.
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