And Mozart!
Bach, blegh!!!
Rachmaninoff.Scriabin.
Rachmaninoff at 6'6" could certainly have stood to be a bit shorter, but Scriabin at just over 5' surely was short enough.
Betthoven...
Who the hell is that?
Scriabin at just over 5' surely was short enough.
Yes, I'm talking about Betthoven, NOT Beethoven.
You don't think dwarfism may have suited him?
Link somthing by him. My googling only turned up typos.
The music that poker machines play is pretty spectacular.
google is a bit biased
Shhhhh! You know they're watching!
there are limited repercussions related to offending them.
Perhaps he meant betthaven. The music that poker machines play is pretty spectacular.
Bach, blegh!!!And Mozart! He has too many damn piano concertos!!!
No but seriously though, I never thought that I would like Beethoven that much.
No but seriously though, I never thought that I would like Beethoven that much. Like I wanna do another of his sonatas.And another one.And another one.And another one.
Tell that to BMW and Ricoh.https://www.seochat.com/c/a/search-engine-news/beware-the-google-death-penalty/
Omg you soo should! There are sooo many! Do as many as you can!
beethoven is a stepping stone to bach.Stay strong.
Yeah, I wanna do all 32.
Awesome! That should be a fun journey! Dont forget piano and violin! Those are sweet!!
I'm actually not too familiar with his piano and violin sonatas. At all.
You will like them, I bet! I dont any yet, but I assume it's helpful to learn a couple! :p
I feel you on that. I wanna start some chamber music soon.I don't know if that opera singer counts as chamber, but you know what I mean.
You should! It should help a lot if you wanna learn concertos thoroughly, and all that jazz. But your Beethoven project sounds awesome! Have you read his letters? He was a sweet, interesting man! (Rambles on....)
Where the heck can you get your hands on his letters?!
You can buy them here:https://www.amazon.com/Beethovens-Letters-Dover-Books-Music/dp/0486227693Or browse them here:https://www.gutenberg.org/files/13065/13065-h/13065-h.htm
You should also be sure to listen to the Violin Concerto, the symphonies, Fidelio (and it's various overtures), Wellington's Victory, the Piano Trios, the String Quartets and the Triple Concerto.To play, don't neglect the Bagatelles or the Variations - especially Op 126 and the Eroica and Diabelli, though leave the Diabelli until the very end - no-one is ready for it!You might also like to look at the Liszt transcriptions of the Symphonies and, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, the Tausig transcriptions from the String Quartets.
Oh right, i know now.. he wrote "fer ellis"
He's also known for his "Ode to Joey," whoever Joey was.
on topicChopin and Liszt! mwuahahahahahaha
What is wrong with you?!
Composers such as Cage, Ligeti. They seemed to have lived forever and put out far too much junk. Music would be much better without them.
Topic: Composers you wish had lived shorter. 