Music_Spin

Love this type of music, could listen for hours..

stingo

Orff's O Fortuna, which leads off his masterpiece, Carmina Burana comes to mind.

Neward Thelman

The composer to whom you've attempted to refer is Wagner. Richard Wagner.

I spell poorly, but I never misspell a name - particularly not a that of a famous composer.

Have you - on occasion - misspelled your own name? Just asking.

"Phantom of the Opera" - isn't an opera, nor is it classical music. It's a form of music known as "Broadway", or "Broadway musical", or just "musical".

Neward Thelman

He just told you that he likes the completely tonal music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.

He specifically asked for deep, rich orchestration.

So - what've you recommended? The opposite.

You're an ideal example of the type that I deal with in my treatise "Classical People", under the subheading "Clueless Classical".

Here's some shocking news for you. Most people - alive and dead - hate atonality. Hate it. Today's youth - raised on cRap, metal, and EDM/techno - have absolutely NO reference point for dodecaphony. To their ears, it's sounds like absolutely incoherant rubbish. As one Millennial chickie exclaimed in response to a few measures of Schoenberg, "Ugggggh Yuk!!!!!".

Get a clue.