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VEGANGELICA 01-07-2016 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucky girl (Post 1650289)
I like listening to Moonlight Sonata, Love Story, Fur Elise, "Pathétique" Piano Sonata in C minor, Violin Sonata No 5 in F Major - Spring, Coriolan Overture, Piano Sonata No. 21 - Beethoven, perf, Piano Sonata No. 23 - Beethoven, perf and The 9th Symphony.

Thanks to public radio, I heard Beethoven's Violin "Spring" Sonata No. 5 for the first time today. I enjoyed it immensely.

As I was listening to the piece, I thought to myself, "This must be by someone famous!"

Sure enough, when the announcer stated the name of the composer at the end, he *was* somewhat famous.

I was surprised that the sonata was by Beethoven, because its allegro and scherzo sections seemed much more playful than I had expected from him.

I especially like how the violin and piano have lighthearted conversations in movements I. allegro and III. scherzo:

Beethoven - Violin Sonata No. 5 "Spring"



JGuy Grungeman 01-07-2016 11:00 PM

I generally like symphony music, so yeah.

Music_Spin 01-11-2016 02:48 PM

one of my favorite and best composers

stingo 01-14-2016 03:10 PM

Yes, Beethoven's a good one for sure. His symphonies and then likely his piano sonatas get the most attention, but his other works (especially the string quartets), are great too.

In fact, if you're the type of person who likes seeing classical music-related movies, I'd heartily recommend A Late Quartet, in which Quartet No. 14 (in C minor) is featured.

ChelseaDagger 01-29-2016 06:24 PM

I don't dislike Beethoven, and I certainly respect his work immensely, but I usually forgo traditional classical piano music, for something more orchestrated, like something by Holtz or Vivaldi. And if I'm in a "piano" mood, my go-to is more along the lines of something by Tchaikovsky.

Pet_Sounds 01-29-2016 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ChelseaDagger (Post 1675173)
I don't dislike Beethoven, and I certainly respect his work immensely, but I usually forgo traditional classical piano music, for something more orchestrated, like something by Holtz or Vivaldi. And if I'm in a "piano" mood, my go-to is more along the lines of something by Tchaikovsky.

Um... he has nine symphonies. All very orchestrated.

ChelseaDagger 01-29-2016 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds (Post 1675174)
Um... he has nine symphonies. All very orchestrated.

TBH, I haven't even listened to those since I was a kid (as in like, seven, when I went through a huge classical bender). I completely forgot!! Usually I associate his solos with depression, and I don't usually play classical when I'm depressed, so I'm afraid to say I've avoided him for years... Obviously...

Post your favorite upbeat symphony of his and I might consider revisiting ;)

Pet_Sounds 01-29-2016 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ChelseaDagger (Post 1675175)
TBH, I haven't even listened to those since I was a kid (as in like, seven, when I went through a huge classical bender). I completely forgot!! Usually I associate his solos with depression, and I don't usually play classical when I'm depressed, so I'm afraid to say I've avoided him for years... Obviously...

Post your favorite upbeat symphony of his and I might consider revisiting ;)

You'll recognize this one.


TheLhix 01-30-2016 10:19 AM

I do heavily enjoy him, though I enjoy the sonata's over his symphonies. (Even though they are very technically acquired and orchestrated) influential of course. I enjoy his third symphony of all

grindy 01-30-2016 10:30 AM

^Please remove those extremely annoying signature pics.


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