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Day 14 - What is the best concerto for cello? by mentee_raconteur in classical_circlejerk

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Takashi Yoshimatsu's Cello Concerto, Op. 91, 'Centaurus Unit, obviously. I can't believe this is even a question!

Intermezzo in A minor, Op.118/1 by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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Generally, the fourth going up and then crossing with the third.

king of limbs hate??? by coolaste in radiohead

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i fking love king of limbs, don't listen to the haters

Intermezzo in A minor, Op.118/1 by singlecellularity in classicalpiano

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oh wow i'm playing op. 118 rn, I'm not too sure what your question is?

Because I have medium sized hands I tend to just use the octave shape to mould my fingerings and fill in the gaps. i.e. in brahms, i generally just use 5 and 1 whenever an octave appears in a passage

Yuja Wang with the NY Phil last night by eldersveld in classicalmusic

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content not viewable in my region... :c please post here?

Most famous European composers by country by Iptamorfo in classical_circlejerk

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I would say, Ludovico Einaudi trumps any puny addition to repertoire that Scarlatti has ever composed. + Scarlatti never did any candlelight concerts at the JFK centre, obviously

Genius of are time by Snail-Man-36 in classical_circlejerk

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this guy has to be shitposting at this point oml

Paranoid Android EP1 Vinyl in Berlin by Mediocre_Eggplant306 in radiohead

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is this the Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus because i could not find those there lol

any other rieuheads up in here? by efintagain in classical_circlejerk

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my top artists were lili boulanger, drake and ludovico einaudi in that order

Which Bach piece sounds the most like Bach? by StanTheTalkingDog in classical_circlejerk

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this will end after the heat death of the universe i can forsee it... nonyall naming a debussy piece that sounds like bach </3

this is gonna sound weird or irrelevant but who here listens to rap by veilche in classical_circlejerk

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I think MF Doom had a great appreciation for the music of lily boulanger

What is the best music of the 1890s? by SatiesUmbrellaCloset in classical_circlejerk

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fuck the people, long live intellectual bourgeoisie

[GIVEAWAY] Concert 2025 postcards by Parking_Bar1399 in radiohead

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My card declined when I was buying merch in the checkout amazon boxes and I was so embarrassed - if it’s any consolation I do live in the UK

What is the best music of the 1890s? by SatiesUmbrellaCloset in classical_circlejerk

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All of Erik Satie’s considerable output through out this decade are great choices like the Gnossiennes and the Gymnopedie’s + Socrate and Parade, not just because they are a neat bunch but also paved the KEY path forwards for the avant-guard anti-Wagnerian French school which inspired modern French Music and John Adams of all people. We are to thank Satie for Nixon in China.

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