Classical Music.... (143)
mindfful: you dope i hope i dont need to clarify it for veritaas
perhaps i have unknowingly offended her
perhaps i have unknowingly offended her
No offence, made me laugh, quite aptly put.
J- just for you, but for all to enjoy.
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Debussy
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Veritaas: No offence, made me laugh, quite aptly put.
J- just for you, but for all to enjoy.
J- just for you, but for all to enjoy.
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oh indeed a fave, thanks
see y'all later
gotta actually DO some work now
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Later MF.
Debussy - Clair de Lune.
Debussy - Clair de Lune.
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Just a couple of old lads on the fiddle
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theduke1980: Debussy
A synthasized Debussy. Arabesque.
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But great they were. Added to my fav's
Franz Schubert - Ave Maria
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Rachmaninoff - Prelude
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Richard Wagner - Tannhauser - Grand March
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Johann Strauss II - The Blue Danube Waltz
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Strauss - Vienna Blood Waltz
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A wee surprise from the Hebrides
Felix "the jock" Mendlesohn
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Englishman55: Two fabulous choices Gabby.... thankyou
Try a singer by the name of Lara Fabian...... she has also sung these and also Vivo per Lei with Bocelli, which in my opinion is the best version of the duet with any female singer.
The womans voice is just magical
Try a singer by the name of Lara Fabian...... she has also sung these and also Vivo per Lei with Bocelli, which in my opinion is the best version of the duet with any female singer.
The womans voice is just magical
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Vienna Blood Waltz - Johann Strauss Jr.
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J.S. Bach - played by Hans-Andre Stamm
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jlw45: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsZozhFyg
here ya go, barrell
here ya go, barrell
Hehe, thank you.
I can play a few classical works on guitar.
Specifically, the Moonlight Sonata is 'adagio sustenuto', which I don't think, or at least in my experience, is played up enough. Perhaps if it was suggested as grave/lacrimoso rubato, I might find more what I like. :) Even perhaps still adagio tempo would be great if it were played towards the lower bound of what that qualifies.
Check out these two examples:
Common (if a wee bit fast yet to be typical):
Preferred:
This work, in particular, I am rather ambivalent about on the typical classical guitar, because it often lacks the very deep, heavy feel of which the work is characteristic.
I think a baritone guitar, or any guitar with an extended lower range, would be more fitting.
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Hooked on Vivaldi 
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