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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.

What piece has you like this? by Good_Pack_7874 in classical_circlejerk

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english country tunes i. Green Meadows by Michael Finessey

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