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Dmitry
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Any classical music lovers here?


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nope sorry, pretty much the only genre of music i dont ever feel like listening too
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Yep - but only the predictable big names. I'd probably take Vivaldi's Four Seasons over any rock music. Beethoven is magnificent. Had a little Orff spell as well. Not an avid listener though.


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Mozart? Tchaykovsky?
During last weeks I'm listening mostly classical, and I love it, don't know what happend to me


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Mozart? Tchaykovsky?
During last weeks I'm listening mostly classical, and I love it, don't know what happend to me


Your gonna hate me for this, but Mozart always sounds a bit light to me. I love the intricacies of the baroques and the richness of the romantics, but Mozart seems to haunt the area somewhere in between. Then again, I have no idea what I'm talking about.
I would love some recommendations on any composer.


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Quoted from Dmitry


Mozart? Tchaykovsky?
During last weeks I'm listening mostly classical, and I love it, don't know what happend to me


don't worry Dmitry, I too love listening to classical music, especially the lighter classic, Strauss, Mozart, Vivaldi and stuff, but also Chopin or Tchaikowsky. There some good new classicals as well....think it has to do with age




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I'm sure I'll love classical music when I'm older, but for now... Not yet. I know there's a lot of beautiful classical music (I especially enjoyed what I've heard of Bach), but I don't think I'm ready for it yet.


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My kids (2 and 4 years old) really love to listen to Prokovjev's Peter And The Wolf. And I must say I enjoy it too.
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I like many kinds of classical.
As Kevin said Mozart is light. His music is relaxing.
But I also love Tchaykovsky, whose music makes me suffer, when chest is aching and tears ready to appear. Maybe I'm overstating but his music is very troubling, stirring.


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