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Old Oct 11 2008, 12:17 AM

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Eh...?

Well maybe...

But Mendelssohn's definitely up there, and his harmonic language/orchestration skills were pretty sweet too.
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Old Oct 11 2008, 12:56 AM

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Johann Sebastian Bach

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Old Oct 11 2008, 3:02 AM

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Johannes Brahms is my top composer. Although I haven't listened to a lot of his music, what I have listened to has moved me and inspired me more than any other composer. With Brahms you can never tell what hes doing until he reveals it to you, and then when you hear it makes more sense than Bach or Mozart. Brahms keeps me on the edge of my seat waiting for every single note (I think I might be obsessed).
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Old Oct 11 2008, 8:17 AM

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Here's a name that hasn't come up much:

Shostakovich.

The nature of this thread means I can take a "my opinion is right" stance and say things that even I disagree with if I over-think them, so huzzah! for this thread's creation!

His 8th String Quartet is probably my favourite piece of music. The emotion is very strong, and the way he uses his signature to tie the piece together is amazing. Wherever the piece is heard, it's really hard not to sit still and just listen. From start to finish, it's all emotion. It's incredibly sad in some parts, and bitterly sarcastic in others. Everything an angsty teenager needs!
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Old Oct 11 2008, 3:46 PM

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Johannes Brahms is my top composer. Although I haven't listened to a lot of his music, what I have listened to has moved me and inspired me more than any other composer. With Brahms you can never tell what hes doing until he reveals it to you, and then when you hear it makes more sense than Bach or Mozart. Brahms keeps me on the edge of my seat waiting for every single note (I think I might be obsessed).
i agree with half of what you said.
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Old Oct 12 2008, 12:32 PM

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hmm looking inside myself and telling who's the best composer?

easy!!

ME! hahah



seriously, the best composer ever is just the one that moves us more than other and tells us what other doesn't, but there's not a true best composer.

they are all great on their own way, in their own time period.

so for me:

the winner of -the best of all time with "ex aequo" - is

MUSIC and THE HUMAN BEING/CREATIVITY
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Old Oct 12 2008, 4:33 PM

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Madrid, huh?

You Spanish were never the best english speakers.
HAHA

*high fives M_is_D*
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Old Nov 14 2008, 12:39 PM

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Um.. I don't know if its okay to post the TWO best composers in history, but I can't choose one:
F.F. Chopin
J.S. Bach
are both No. 1 for me, although it was a tough choice.
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