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Posted by zarathustra on Dec-28-2002 08:18:

Who likes classical music here?

I used to love classical music, maybe that's why I took to trance so eagerly. I recently dug out my old classical mp3 backups and the fire has rekindled. My favourite composers are the major ones: Beethoven, Mozart, Bach and Rachmaninoff. My favourite piece is either Beethoven's 3rd symphony or Mozart's Requiem mass. I find classical music to be very moving and it evokes powerful feelings whenever I listen to it.

Thoughts?


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-28-2002 09:19:

i love classical music too...u know what really rocks...classical trance..i have tons of classical music with hard bass beats one of my favorites right now is vivaldi vs. enigma...mozart - okay dragon is pretty good too


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-28-2002 09:20:

check out oakenfolds - zoo york its has lux aeterna in the background


Posted by BLuEOcEaN420 on Dec-29-2002 19:38:

compared to many tas im not as educated about classical music but i love classical music too it relaxes me. love piano/orchestral stuff hehehe my all time fave by far is Canon In D Minor by Pachabel. i also enjoy mostly the well known composers like Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Mozart, and Handel. i also admire many of the more recent composers like Richard Clayderman, Ryuichi Sakamoto, John Williams and, Hans Zimmer.

quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
check out oakenfolds - zoo york its has lux aeterna in the background


i love zoo york and i was wondering is that 'lux aeterna' u mention also the sample from Requiem For A Dream ? or u reffering to something else

-BLuEOcEaN420


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-29-2002 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by BLuEOcEaN420
i love zoo york and i was wondering is that 'lux aeterna' u mention also the sample from Requiem For A Dream ? or u reffering to something else
-BLuEOcEaN420


yea, it samples the song from requiem for a dream...which i think was origianlly written by Mozart (not to sure about that. In requiem the song was performed by clint mansell and the kronos quartet.


Posted by neo geo on Dec-29-2002 23:35:

classical music must be appreciated. without it we would not have much of the music we have today including trance


Posted by Dark Apostle on Dec-29-2002 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by neo geo
classical music must be appreciated. without it we would not have much of the music we have today including trance

That's mine opinion aswell


Posted by [ groovypants ] on Dec-30-2002 03:23:

I too am a devoted classical music fan!
A complete classical freak!!!! I frequently buy classical mags, books, DVD's, and CD's.
And I also agree that if it were not for classical music in general, most of todays music would not exist. One major step in the world of music was Bach's first Well Tempered Clavir Book. It was earth-shattering in terms of harmony and scale structure, and it still has quite a significant impact today.

Bach would be my all time favourtie composer, followed by Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, and the usual list.
Favourite piece would be Mozart's Piano Concerto no. 25. Absolutely tuneage!!!! hehehe Next would be Bach's Goldberg Variations!

It is indeed a shame that Fine music is indeed soooo under-rated in today's times. And to make it even worse, the younger generation are growing up thinking that the likes of Britney Spears and N'sync are musical gods! I myself am 19 years old now, and been into classical for the last 5 years. Sometimes I think that I'm the only teenager who actually cares about classical music hehe I could like name you the top 20 conductors and which orchestra's they conduct for. Tiz a lonely in the world of classical music...
Okay time to shut up...


Posted by Sid on Dec-30-2002 05:16:

I agree ! I think trance has evovled from classical music


Posted by Boss-Dyk on Dec-30-2002 05:36:

Classical Music is one of the best things!
Like electronic music I could hear it all the day.

LISTEN TO CLASSICAL MUSIC! OPEN YOUR NEURONS!



by the way kirbtastic... which are those tracks you mentioned ???
quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
i love classical music too...u know what really rocks...classical trance..i have tons of classical music with hard bass beats one of my favorites right now is vivaldi vs. enigma...mozart - okay dragon is pretty good too


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-30-2002 06:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Boss-Dyk
Classical Music is one of the best things!
Like electronic music I could hear it all the day.

LISTEN TO CLASSICAL MUSIC! OPEN YOUR NEURONS!



by the way kirbtastic... which are those tracks you mentioned ???


huh??? if ur asking me for songs..what i ussually do is type in a composers name in kazaa and type mix after it... ie "mozart mix" or "mozart remix" tons of stuff come up that way


Posted by Excite on Dec-30-2002 08:09:

check out:

Rollerball - Albinoni (Above & Beyond Mix)
its a remix of the 17th cenutury Venecian composer Tomasco Albinoni. It is very much in the style of another classic trance remix: Wiliam Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)


Posted by Sid on Dec-30-2002 08:22:

is Rollerball - Albinoni (Above and beyond mix) the same as the original ? because I know that Above and beyond are behind Rollerball


Posted by arjoderoon on Dec-30-2002 09:29:

quote:
i also admire many of the more recent composers like Richard Clayderman, Ryuichi Sakamoto, John Williams and, Hans Zimmer.


i loveeee hans zimmers work. i can recognize it when i hear it while watching a movie. his gladiator soundtrack is really great and he also did the soundtrack for we were soldiers, again, very emotional classical music, it almost made me cry while wathcing the movie...


Posted by TOR on Dec-30-2002 09:41:

i like classical music a lot. it's so complex and ingenious!

i hate opera, though..


Posted by Gladius on Dec-30-2002 11:49:

i listen to classical music once in a while. hans zimmer's soundtracks, hmmz so nice. vanessa mae's violin. hmmmm...
my favorite: Mozart-Figaro's Wedding


Posted by TheFeeling on Dec-30-2002 13:22:

quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
yea, it samples the song from requiem for a dream...which i think was origianlly written by Mozart (not to sure about that. In requiem the song was performed by clint mansell and the kronos quartet.


Wasn't it written by Verdi
Please someone confirm this


Posted by TheFeeling on Dec-30-2002 14:18:

Someone give me the exact name of the classical tune... I can't find it
Mozart, Verdi? ... please help


Posted by JKX on Dec-30-2002 14:27:

I believe that in that era, there were tons of talented artists whose works are still unrecognized.....just like how everyone of us are discovering new tunes every other day....

I go to sleep everyday listening to classical tunes...anyone with cable should be able to tune in to some continuous radio thingy on the TV...

Anyhows, many trance producers do listen to classical music to invoke samples into their current productions....heard a couple of samples over the weeks....sounds almost like an ambient remix of what we hear everyday....

JKX


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-30-2002 16:00:

quote:
Originally posted by TheFeeling
Wasn't it written by Verdi
Please someone confirm this


cant confirm it becuase im not sure who originally wrote it..but is definately called lux aeterna


Posted by Kimmi on Dec-30-2002 16:20:

Most composers have some song or another entitled "Requiem"-something. Has anyone mentioned Shostakovich for modern composers? Such angry/emotional music. I'd have to say for moderns he's a favourite, but I also like Berlioz, Vivaldi, Tchaikovski, Brahms, and I LOVE Bach fugues on organ. I really do think that I like trance so much because of the similarities between it and classical music, since I've played classical music myself for years. Can't help but like trance!


Posted by kirbtastic on Dec-30-2002 16:56:

does anyone think our trance will be considered classical 200 years from now...or will trance just fade away???


Posted by BLuEOcEaN420 on Dec-30-2002 17:41:

quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
does anyone think our trance will be considered classical 200 years from now...or will trance just fade away???


i doubt it will ever be classical 200 years from now, at least in the musical sense. classical as in yeah, it's old and it's quality lol i don't think it will ever be acknowledge by the mass population as anything remotely classical. ppl are so fussy when it comes to defining and categorizing musical genre. even many tas refuse to call trance the modern day classical music, ya know? but as for trance the genre, i doubt it will just fade away. it may never be mainstream enough to be considered a cultural revolution or anything as grand but i think we are doing more than enough to leave our marks in history

-BLuEOcEaN420


Posted by b0bb0 on Dec-30-2002 17:48:

Gotta love classical, its so calming! I love trance tunes with piano keys like most Minimalistix tracks..


Posted by b i n k u n on Dec-30-2002 18:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Excite
check out:

Rollerball - Albinoni (Above & Beyond Mix)
its a remix of the 17th cenutury Venecian composer Tomasco Albinoni. It is very much in the style of another classic trance remix: Wiliam Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)


i was wondering where i've heard that melody before....

i'm a classical musician too, played the violin and viola for over 12 years now, but recent years i've been playing the turntables

anyhow, in regards to lux aeterna in 'requiem for a dream', it is NOT composed by any classical composer. It is by Clint Mansell, who composed all of the soundtrack for the movie. He may have sampled from some obscure classical pieces, but that string line in 'lux aeterna' is a lil' too repetitive and cliche'd to be considered classical music. at most, maybe 20th century/contemporary classical music. random piece of info: lux aeterna means eternal light in Latin...fitting eh?

my favorite classical piece at the moment: Rimsky-Karsakov "Scheherazade Op. 35, 2nd mvt". imo, no classical piece tells a story as moving as this.


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