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Re: what type of music do you folks listen to

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Posted by Heidi on November 19, 2000 at 02:46:38:

In Reply to: Re: what type of music do you folks listen to posted by Laurence on November 18, 2000 at 12:27:13:

I've always loved Bach's Choral music, too. I forgot to mention that. As far as classical/romantic composers go, I generally prefer those who write music for the piano...Bach's orchestral/choral music is divine, but the piano music (at least what I have) is rather dull. It's sort of the same with Mozart. The Schubert waltzes I know are some of the most fun to play.
I guess the four in me occasionally needs more "violence." That's probably poor phraseology, but it's why I like the others I mentioned.

: Eh Heidi, Beethoven's "moonlight Sonata" 1rst movement has always deeply touched me. I used to love listening to choral music, Mozart's requiem, Verdi's requiem, Vivaldi's, Pergolesi's Stabat Mater, Bach's St John's Passion. I still love them, yet now seek more peaceful musics, such as persian oud, pakistanese Quawali suffi songs, indian classic ragas, and some ethnic jazz (Rabhi Abou Kabib, Yan Garbarek) I also love Keth Jarret, Charly Haden, Di Meola, Ron Carter, etc...
: I also love ethnic musics from different parts of the world.
: Yet my favorite composers are Bach and Schubert.

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: I've always loved Bach's Choral music, too. I forgot to mention that. As far as classical/romantic composers go, I generally prefer those who write music for the piano...Bach's orchestral/choral music is divine, but the piano music (at least what I have) is rather dull. It's sort of the same with Mozart. The Schubert waltzes I know are some of the most fun to play. : I guess the four in me occasionally needs more "violence." That's probably poor phraseology, but it's why I like the others I mentioned. : : : Eh Heidi, Beethoven's "moonlight Sonata" 1rst movement has always deeply touched me. I used to love listening to choral music, Mozart's requiem, Verdi's requiem, Vivaldi's, Pergolesi's Stabat Mater, Bach's St John's Passion. I still love them, yet now seek more peaceful musics, such as persian oud, pakistanese Quawali suffi songs, indian classic ragas, and some ethnic jazz (Rabhi Abou Kabib, Yan Garbarek) I also love Keth Jarret, Charly Haden, Di Meola, Ron Carter, etc... : : I also love ethnic musics from different parts of the world. : : Yet my favorite composers are Bach and Schubert.

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