Experiment ClassicalMusicCels GTFIH : I need your opinion on something

[grondilu]

After reading the thread about Newton vs Bundy, it occurred to me that there is at least one other genius who likely died a virgin : Ludwig von Beethoven. But then I thought about Mozart who was also a musical genius, but who was, if I'm not mistaken, quite a bit of a lad.

So, I felt like I need to test the opinion of classicalmusiccels here, so I made a poll.

 

[Incline]

Both.

But nothing can beat this. This piece has a soul.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1-TrAvp_xs&ab_channel=RosaMusic

 

[Deleted member 16390]

From what I heard , Mozart have more upbeat, spritely, happy music and Beethoven more introspective , majestic music.

It's a matter of temperament preference. Sanguine/phlegmatic vs melancholic.

 

[Deleted member 29033]

It's a matter of temperament preference. Sanguine/phlegmatic vs melancholic.

i dont know half of these words but i like mozart

 

[waste matter]

they're on another level, they can face god with their skills

 

[AnotherInsertCel1]

Both.

 

[Irredeemable]

I prefer Beethoven. This song fits well when rotmaxxing.

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sbTVZMJ9Z2I

 

[Deleted member 31093]

Mozart all the way. I have listened to a lot of Mozart and Beethoven but I never connected to Beethoven on a emotional level. Chopin and Liszt are my personal faves tho as I played piano for a few years.

From what I heard , Mozart have more upbeat, spritely, happy music and Beethoven more introspective , majestic music.

It's a matter of temperament preference. Sanguine/phlegmatic vs melancholic.

Its a classical music stereotype that Mozart wrote only happy, simple music. His music was sublime, filled with tiny details that you only notice after multiple hearings. Mozart‘s last three symphonies (39, 40 and 41) are his best orchestral works imo. Beethoven did write some majestic pieces but if you want something truly epic listen to late Romantic/Modern composers like Mahler, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Prokofjew

 

[Caesercel]

Bach mogs both

I prefer Beethoven. This song fits well when rotmaxxing.

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sbTVZMJ9Z2I

I prefer third movement

 

[Deleted member 16390]

Mozart all the way. I have listened to a lot of Mozart and Beethoven but I never connected to Beethoven on a emotional level. Chopin and Liszt are my personal faves tho as I played piano for a few years.


Its a classical music stereotype that Mozart wrote only happy, simple music. His music was sublime, filled with tiny details that you only notice after multiple hearings. Mozart‘s last three symphonies (39, 40 and 41) are his best orchestral works imo. Beethoven did write some majestic pieces but if you want something truly epic listen to late Romantic/Modern composers like Mahler, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Prokofjew

Yeah I have listened to alot of Chopin, lizst, Mahler, ravel, prokofiev, and rachmaninoff is a favorite. My close friend at university is a piano major and i know his professor teacher as well.
My favorite era is baroque and Johann Bach is my favorite composer though.
I dont have much musical skill tho, and I can only compose medieval style minstrel ballads.

 

[Deleted member 31093]

Yeah I have listened to alot of Chopin, lizst, Mahler, ravel, prokofiev, and rachmaninoff is a favorite. My close friend at university is a piano major and i know his professor teacher as well.
My favorite era is baroque and Johann Bach is my favorite composer though.
I dont have much musical skill tho, and I can only compose medieval style minstrel ballads.

If you like baroque you should listen to some of the lesser known composers like Telemann, Buxtehude, Rameau, and Scarlatti. Rameau and Lully are my fave baroque composers bc I prefer French baroque to German or Italian

 

[Deleted member 16390]

If you like baroque you should listen to some of the lesser known composers like Telemann, Buxtehude, Rameau, and Scarlatti. Rameau and Lully are my fave baroque composers bc I prefer French baroque to German or Italian

Yah I think I have listened to telemann and scarlatti Iook up the others later, thanx.