February 15, 201016 yr currently, my favorite music has been the Mass Effect 2 soundtrack. I largely enjoy Game OST's:)
February 16, 201016 yr Somehow I had Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No.3 on my mp3 player, just the first movement, Andante. For about 2 years now and I really liked it. I actually had no idea who composed it as of yesterday. Awesome piece.
February 28, 201016 yr Boléro by Ravel. It's amazing!!! Haha I've had that piece stuck in my head for the last few days. Currently though I'd have to say my favorite piece is Stravinsky's Firebird Finale. I played it in my high school orchestra, and the power is tremendous. I love every second of it.
April 29, 201015 yr I don't know if it counts because it isn't really a "piece" of music in the strict sense. But I have been listening to Coheed and Cambria's new album "Year of the Black Rainbow" non-stop. So good. :phones:
May 3, 201015 yr Jennifer Higdon- Percussion Concerto Yah, bro. I really dig the 36 hour drum cadenza at the end. Good stuff.
May 3, 201015 yr Schoenberg - Woodwind Quintet Reich - Octet Schubert - Quintet in C POSSIBLY - Mahler - 9th symphony (other than the 1st this is the only other Mahler symphony which so far maintains my interest throughout the whole work)
May 3, 201015 yr I guess i'll have to go with both Tchaickovsky's 4th symphony and Mahler's 2nd Symphony. Tchaick's 4th is filled with expression and Romanticism although I think the #rd Mvt of that sym. might either be a rip-off of J. Strauss Jr.'s Pizzicato Polka or Vice Versa. Mahler's 2nd is the perfect cross between a tone poem, an opera, and a symphony. Some say that he should just make up his mind on what he wants to write, but this is a masterpiece. I especially enjoy the 3rd Mvt of that symphony. Check it out!
May 5, 201015 yr If any Mahler symphony was trying to be an opera it was the 8th. the 2nd has very little singing in it in the grand scheme of things.
June 26, 20187 yr Intimate Rituals XI, Op. 63, by Horațiu Rădulescu. Edited June 26, 20187 yr by Jack Spitz
July 3, 20187 yr Pines of Rome, Doctor Gradis ad Parnassum, there is a harp compositon by i think Faure that I like Edited July 3, 20187 yr by Youngc
September 19, 20187 yr Faure's Requiem. The modal changes and mood throughout make such powerful transitions. Edited September 19, 20187 yr by Some Guy That writes Music
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