is Rollerball - Albinoni (Above and beyond mix) the same as the original ? because I know that Above and beyond are behind Rollerball
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Dec-30-2002 08:22
arjoderoon
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Registered: May 2001
Location: The Netherlands
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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...
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Dec-30-2002 09:29
TOR
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Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Bruges, Belgium
i like classical music a lot. it's so complex and ingenious!
i hate opera, though..
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Dec-30-2002 09:41
Gladius
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Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Antwerp
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
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Dec-30-2002 11:49
TheFeeling
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Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Akureyri, Iceland
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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
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Dec-30-2002 13:22
TheFeeling
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Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Akureyri, Iceland
Someone give me the exact name of the classical tune... I can't find it
Mozart, Verdi? ... please help
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Dec-30-2002 14:18
JKX
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: You've been X'ed!
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....
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Dec-30-2002 14:27
kirbtastic
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Registered: Dec 2002
Location: jersey, usa
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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
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Dec-30-2002 16:00
Kimmi
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Cleveland, Ohio *wide open spaces*
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!
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Dec-30-2002 16:20
kirbtastic
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Registered: Dec 2002
Location: jersey, usa
does anyone think our trance will be considered classical 200 years from now...or will trance just fade away???
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Dec-30-2002 16:56
BLuEOcEaN420
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Registered: May 2001
Location: in deep space
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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
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Dec-30-2002 17:41
b0bb0
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Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Gotta love classical, its so calming! I love trance tunes with piano keys like most Minimalistix tracks..
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