Play the first one until you get bored then click on the second one.
https://youtu.be/n3EiRynr1Us?si=Mcx8-JoUuWO80Ea4
https://youtu.be/HgcKhqlFz4Q?si=Tr7ZiQ8qh14Jlc0G
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Trending & News So far, this is my only favorite popular one. I like the original piano piece but it sounds even better on organ.
The more obscured ones.
Not exactly a classical piece but I'm talking about the genre called Nuevo Tango Ensamble
Another not classical but it has that style.
But for that classical + modern vibes, I have lots
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNy8r-ZgKgQ
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E6cPP27Uqw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJk4K9ASKIY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIR3pCgqb5o This one has interesting melodies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlome5tTfcU More of those Violin + Accordion duet I love
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPGZJhxI4xE From a game but potential is there
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCEDfZgDPS8 I forgot about this. From late 1800s
www.youtube.com/watch This series specifically from this specific one has a lot of those neat gothic fusion vibes. Sounds quite midi but the vibes is there
www.youtube.com/watch That's thesame composer from the previous from the previous respond. The one that sound like Polka you said.
And more of those modern + classical from this guy again
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RiT4xPgRZo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcXQETKMEsg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slygf5K-TEI
I meant the last three are thesame composer as the one who made the polka sounding one
I enjoy all kinds of music. I will listen to a wide range of music in the shower. This includes classical of which I prefer Mozart. I like to be awakened by Beethoven though, especially while traveling. It beats the hell out of an alarm.
I do though I got into it cause of looney tunes.
if it's for violin, it's my kind of music :D
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@dongie Struggling to play "Minuet' - Notebook for Anna Magdalena - Bach - Have the 1st page down pretty well, but the second page is very tough for me to play. Have played it fairly well on Violin, but Piano is more difficult.
@dongie Have to tell you Dongie, it is a real challenge, with this piece, but then playing anything with both hands is not easy, when I just started about 3-4 years ago. Learning to read music is a challenge also, but it does challenge your brain and your physical ability, more so with the violin.
You know, I'd like to understand sheet music. I've never tried to learn it. I think I will now. But as far as the piano it's no use. I've had surgery on both hands and one is very bad as far as doing the piano. But being able to read it would be pretty cool. I might be able to handle a guitar with my hands tho.
@dongie You always sound like a very "good egg'... If you bought a good electric key board (88 keys) and simply tried to work with the 'finger dexterity' it might help your hands much like doing physical therapy? Also, go to a music school, and ask for some lessons on reading music, that would be key and you could learn. Also exercises on line reading, that I used to learn to play 'BASE CLEF.
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Why does it have to be so fucking fast? Where's the fire?
Even ELO's version was a tad fast.
See what you think of this.
https://youtu.be/GJVWEstu_lM?si=WOAeBk0MdCZynbfI
https://youtu.be/b9eIENNQPh4?si=0ORra9lhIw0KhJbZ
There's SUPPOSEED to be a pause before the first set of 4 notes and the second set. Even Walter Murphy got it right!!
https://youtu.be/SAuqQr5YtjY?si=yhZuoJluEfB_kC1y
It was also used in an episode of Danger Man where the killer would be talking to his unknowing next victim and start playing "Bolero" on the record player and when it got near the end he'd mention that there's a cymbal crash at the end that, if he times it just right, will perfectly cover the sound of his gunshot!
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You picked quite ''stereotypical'' examples here.
Anyhow - they show that (good) music isn't bound to a specific 'genres' or specific instruments.
I love classic music, not just Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, but also Mozart, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Strauss...
I'm eclectic. Classical, Rock, Country, Pop. ABBA to ZZ Top, Bach to Tchaikovsky.
Yes, the Beatles, Stones, The Who, CS&Y and many others.
Meeeee!
ELO...
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