the most sentimental piece to you?

[6joel53]

what is the one piece that is closest to your heart?

[49410enrique]

are posting these here again? i thought there was a rule that these 'list your ___' pieces were to be in the polls forum? did i miss something? ether way, i'll bite, i'm sure it will get migrated if it indeed still belongs in the other board.



this is  the one that i'm most sentimental about
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[drexo]

[cadenza14224]

Rachmaninoff Prelude, Op. 23. No. 4

[adari]

Or, if we're only considering piano:

In both cases here, the individual recording is very important to me, not just the piece.

[keyb0ardfweak]

This Rach Etude, the middle section is 

I also have more "sentimental pieces" but it's been a while since I didn't feel what I felt with this etude

[redbaron]

Oh for crying out loud, I wish people would stop it with all the crap video game music.


YOU ARE ON THE WRONG WEBSITE!

[cadenza14224]

@above, I think that's unfair to criticize the video game music, because so many beautiful contemporary pieces have been composed for them, especially by the Japanese (Nobuo Uematsu for instance). As long as it's piano, they're in the right place.

[redbaron]

@above, I think that's unfair to criticize the video game music, because so many beautiful contemporary pieces have been composed for them, especially by the Japanese (Nobuo Uematsu for instance). As long as it's piano, they're in the right place.

I like video games. I think the first five Tomb Raider games have some of the most beautiful soundtracks of any visual art form ever. But I wouldn't keep pushing them on a website that is supposed to be about classical piano music.

[picsatsofron]

I know this thread is getting old, but I couldn't let it go without some Brahms. For me Brahms is perhaps the most sentimental composer and any of his later piano works (klavierstücke) deserve mention here. My favorite is probably either Op. 117 (really any of the three) or the famous Op. 118 No. 2 in A major.

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[stiefel]

I know this thread is getting old, but I couldn't let it go without some Brahms. For me Brahms is perhaps the most sentimental composer and any of his later piano works (klavierstücke) deserve mention here. My favorite is probably either Op. 117 (really any of the three) or the famous Op. 118 No. 2 in A major.

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completely agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!