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Old Aug 10 2008, 10:42 AM

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Vivaldi's concertos are samey because he had to turn out new ones regularly to make money. His religious works and operas reveal a generally more inspired side of him.
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Meredith Monk and Tan Dun are two current obsessions.
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Cage... he was very original and dedicated to his ideas...but I am not putting him here for that (because I actually abhor most of his work), I put him here because of his piano piece 'In a Landscape'.

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Old Aug 11 2008, 1:13 PM

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My Favorite Composer Is David Shaffer for Band, Barbara York, For Tuba Solo's, and Gary P. Gilroy For Marching Band.
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John Williams, Koji Kondo, and Grant Kirkhope.
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Old Aug 11 2008, 4:03 PM

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Ooo! I forgot all about Grant Kirkhope! Amazing stuff. Banjo-Kazoie rocks!
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Ooo! I forgot all about Grant Kirkhope! Amazing stuff. Banjo-Kazoie rocks!
I know! I can play a lot from that game on piano, but I've only posted the "Mad Monster Mansion" theme here: Are these performances any good?
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Pro'ly my two favorite composers are John [Coolidge] Adams and Philip Glass. I've been liking them a lot more now, because I see their influence in my own compositions. It's just all-around great stuff, to me.

Besides those two, I enjoy very much the works of Steve Reich, Richard Wagner, Frank Ticheli, Jerry Goldsmith, Ralph Vaughan-Williams (As a tuba player, I'm required to), Charles Ives, Ottorino Respighi, John Williams, Gustav Holst, Giovanni Gabrieli
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chopin, mendelssohn, tchaikovsky and mozart!!! (lol, my name is chodelkovzart)
they are all angels.
im adding Schumann to my old post.
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First of all comes Anton Bruckner. (Then? Beethoven of course, Mahler, Shostakovic, Holmboe, Simpson, Rautavaara,...)
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