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Do you listen to classical music/Piano/Instrumental? If yes can you suggest me some?🤍
classical music is my whole life. my highest highs, my lowest lows, everything in-between. a few of my favorites, categorized by mood:
music that wrecks me:
tomaso antonio vitali: chaconne in g minor
ludwig van beethoven: string quartet no. 15 in a minor
arvo pärt: cantus in memory of benjamin britten / spiegel im spiegel
gregorio allegri: miserere mei, deus
frédéric chopin: nocturne in g minor / prelude in d-flat major
franz schubert: trio no. 2, op. 100, andante con moto
ludwig van beethoven: symphony no. 3, mvt ii
j.s. bach: toccata and fugue in d minor: ii. fugue
johannes brahms: ein deutsches requiem: ii
music that brings me back:
ludwig van beethoven: moonlight sonata: iii. presto agitato
henri vieuxtemps: violin concerto no. 5 in a minor: iii. allegro con fuoco
antonio vivaldi: violin concerto in e minor
j.s. bach: harpsichord concerto in d minor / piano concerto in a minor: iii
ludwig van beethoven: symphony no. 7: ii. allegretto
camille saint-saëns: introduction and rondo capriccioso
niccolò paganini: violin concerto no. 2 in b minor: iii. “la campanella”
franz schubert: quartet no. 14 in d minor (“death and the maiden”)
edvard grieg: piano concerto in a minor, op. 16
pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky: the nutcracker: scene xiv - pas de deux
music that makes me yearn:
w.a. mozart: piano concerto no. 21 in c major, k. 461: ii. andante
ludwig van beethoven: piano concerto no. 5 in e-flat major, op. 73: ii. adagio / sonata “pathetique” op. 13: ii. adagio cantabile
g.f. handel: sarabande in d minor, hwv 437
j.s. bach: adagio from concerto no. 3 in d minor
ludwig van beethoven: piano concerto no. 3 in c minor, op. 37: ii. largo
erik satie: gnossiennes
claude debussy: suite bergamesque, clair de lune, no. 3
franz liszt: liebestraum no. 3, notturno
gabriel fauré: après un rêve
frédéric chopin: nocturne in c-sharp minor / nocturne in b-flat minor
w.a. mozart: piano concerto no. 23: ii. adagio
franz schubert: 4 impromptus, op. 90, d. 899: no. 3 in g-flat: andante
christoph willibald von gluck: dance of the blessed spirits, orfeo ed euridice
music that feels like a dark fairy-tale:
béla bartók: romanian folk dances, sz. 56 - iii.
claude debussy: children’s corner, l. 113: iv. the snow is dancing
hildur guðnadóttir: leyfðu ijósinu
christoph willibald von gluck: melodie, orfeo ed euridice
gabriel fauré: pavane op. 50
jean-philippe rameau: le rappel des oiseaux
camille saint-saëns: le carnaval des animaux: aquarium
jean sibelius: nocturne op. 51, no. 3
heinrich wilhelm ernst: grand caprice on schubert’s der erlkönig, op. 26
pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky: swan lake (suite), op. 20: i. scene (swan theme)
franz schubert: schwanengesang: ständchen, d. 957
music that reminds me of dusty practice rooms, quiet cobblestone streets after the opera, and resonant cathedral bells:
w.a. mozart: piano sonata in c-major, k. 545: ii. adagio
w.a. mozart: piano sonata no. 11, k. 331: i. theme (andante grazioso)
ludwig van beethoven: piano sonata in g-major, op. 49, no. 2
franz schubert: impromptu op. 142, d.935: no. 3 in b-flat, var 3
w.a. mozart: deh vieni non tardar, le nozze di figaro
j.s. bach: invention 1 / invention 6 / goldberg variations
stephen heller: 30 études mélodiques et progressives: op. 46, no. 8
j.b. cramer: 60 selected studies: étude no. 10
arcangelo corelli: concerto grosso in g minor: ii. allegro
some devastatingly beautiful soundtracks and instrumental pieces:
sufjan stevens: untitled (all delighted people side d - ep)
ólafur arnalds: improvisations / loftið verður skyndilega kalt / erla’s waltz
max richter: three worlds - music from woolf works
hildur guðnadóttir: strokur / torrek / Þoka / elevation
keaton henson: romantic works / la naissance
coeur de pirate: pilgrims on a long journey / leave your castle
dario marianelli: atonement / pride and prejudice
abel korzeniowski: evgeni’s waltz / come, gentle night
yann tiersen: comptine d’un autre été, l’après-midi
and some vocal shout-outs:
g.b. pergolesi: stabat mater
j.s. bach: quia respexit, magnificat in d major
a. scarlatti: mentro io godo, il giardino di rose
g.f. handel: ombra mai fu, serse
w.a. mozart: in quali eccessi…mi tradi, don giovanni
gaetano donizetti: il dolce suono, lucia di lammermoor
vincenzo bellini: casta diva, norma
w.a. mozart: requiem in d minor
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