Your favorite non-piano pieces

[pencilart3]

[rubinsteinmad]

 

Didn't I make a topic just like this before?  

Anyways, here are some I like
Renaissance: Miserere (Allegri)
les Buffons (I forgot who)
La Volta (William Byrd)
Greensleeves (Henry Tudor)
Scarborough Fair (Folktune)
Baroque: Various Movements from the Four Seasons (Vivaldi)
Concerto BTW 1056, II (Bach)
The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Handel)
The Messiah (Handel)
Classical: Beethoven: Alla Goia Symphony  
Beethoven Violin Sonata "Spring"
Haydn "Bagpipe Symphony"
and I also used to have a huge crush on the Finale from Clementi's Sonata Op. 25 #5
Romantic: Grieg: Solveig's Song  
Folk-collecting: Evening in the Country (Bartok);
Ruralia Hungarica (Dohnanyi)  
Modern: 2nd movement of the Concierto di Aranjuez by Donald Trump... no.... I meant Joaqin Rodrigo.
Ultra-Modern: Blue Cathedral (Jennifor Higdon)

[pencilart3]

Didn't I make a topic just like this before?  

I don't know. I used the search function but couldn't find one. But who cares it's good enough to make another topic

[pencilart3]

[ajlongspiano]

Borodin Quartet 2, Mendelssohn Octet, Scriabin Prometheus

[swagmaster420x]

Didn't I make a topic just like this before?  

Anyways, here are some I like
Renaissance: Miserere (Allegri)
les Buffons (I forgot who)
La Volta (William Byrd)
Greensleeves (Henry Tudor)
Scarborough Fair (Folktune)
Baroque: Various Movements from the Four Seasons (Vivaldi)
Concerto BTW 1056, II (Bach)
The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Handel)
The Messiah (Handel)
Classical: Beethoven: Alla Goia Symphony  
Beethoven Violin Sonata "Spring"
Haydn "Bagpipe Symphony"
and I also used to have a huge crush on the Finale from Clementi's Sonata Op. 25 #5
Romantic: Grieg: Solveig's Song  
Folk-collecting: Evening in the Country (Bartok);
Ruralia Hungarica (Dohnanyi)  
Modern: 2nd movement of the Concierto di Aranjuez by Donald Trump... no.... I meant Joaqin Rodrigo.
Ultra-Modern: Blue Cathedral (Jennifor Higdon)

Girl, you are so cultured!

[pencilart3]

Guys listen to these 4 I have posted. If you click play you will not be able to shut it off. Ever. At least not for like 16 or 17 years. Also it's nice to post a video so we know which interpretation you like best too

[dogperson]

Mozart Requiem Mass - no link necessary

[ted]

In recent years, I have been attracted to the symphonies of Havergal Brian, especially the late ones. I am also very fond of the music of the guzheng.

[pencilart3]

[pencilart3]

Mozart Requiem Mass - no link necessary

I find Wolf Pack's requiems to be a little depressing.

[dogperson]

I find Wolf Pack's requiems to be a little depressing.

LOL -- I don't find the Mozart depressing, and am working on the Klindworth transcriptions

I have come to appreciate Karl Jenkin's 'Armed Man,  mass for Peace' and have few of the piano transcriptions.  Full concerto linked below

[pencilart3]

@dogperson

[dogperson]

@dogperson

Totally agree,PencilArt-- and I play the piano adaptation, which is quite nice but cannot compete with the orchestral one.

Interesting, it is not thought that Albonini actually composed this, but it is still listed everywhere as his.

[pencilart3]

Interesting, it is not thought that Albonini actually composed this, but it is still listed everywhere as his.

That's right! Wasn't it Remo Giazotto?

[rubinsteinmad]

WHY DID YOU LET ME FORGET THE CAUCASIAN SKETCHES? 

Caucasian Sketches- some Russian dude with a really long name
Phantom of the Opera- Andrew Lloyd Weber
the Virtuous Queen of Han soundtrack- Idk
Harry Potter soundtrack- John Williams <333
Star Wars soundtrack- John Williams <3333
Memory from Cats- Andrew Lloyd Weber
Sonata in A Major for Violin and Pian, I- Cesar Frank
A String Quartet- Borodin (I don't know which one, but it has a secnd movement in A Major that was featured in the Broadway musical "Kismet".)
On the Steppes of Central Asia (Borodin)
Sunshine on Taxkorgan (Chen Gexin)
Vilja Song (Lebar)
Butterfly Lovers Concerto (idk)
Sleigh Ride from Lieutenant Kije (Prokofiev)
Romeo and Juliet (Prokopfiev)
Largo (Handel)
O Mio Babbino Caro (Puccini)

[rubinsteinmad]

I don't know. I used the search function but couldn't find one. But who cares it's good enough to make another topic

OMG this should be more famous (or mabe its one of those really famous pieces that only I have not heard about )

Anyways,

Medieval- Douce Dame Jolie (Guillaume Machaut)
Guardame las Vacas(Luis de Narvaez)
Baroque- When I am Laid in Earth (Henry Purcell)
Adagio from Lute Concerto in D (Vivaldi)
the Sheep May Safetly Graze (Bach)
Lascio chio Pianigia (Handel)
Classical- Violin Concerto no. 2, Finale (Paganini)
Trumpet Concerto (Haydn)
Romantic-
Shenandoah (American folksong)
Erlkonig (Schubert)
Ave Maria (Schubert)
Serenade (Schubert)
Apres un Reve (Faure)
The Nightangale (Aliabiev)
Nutcracker Concert Suite (Tchaikovsky)
Casta Diva (Bellini)
Polonaise from Mazeppa (Tchaikovsky)
Polonaise from Eugue and Onegin (Tchaikovsky)
Minuett and Farandole from l'Arlessiene (Bizet)
Zigeunerweisen (idk)
Adelita (Tarrega)
Morning Mood and In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg)
Carnival of the Animals (saint-saens)
Introduction et Rondo Cappricioso (Saint-saens)
Granada (Albeniz)
Vocalise (Rachmaninoff)
Neoclassical-
Adagio on a Bass (Albinoni/idk)
Ave Maria (Caccini-idk)

[georgey]

I hope a small list is okay:

Josquin des Pres - Benedicta es (Motet)
Bach – Art of Fugue performed on organ
Beethoven – late quartets and 9th symphony
Brahms – Requiem
Stravinsky – Symphony in three mvts (he has a great sense of humor)
 

[pencilart3]

I hope a small list is okay:

NO YOU MUST HAVE A 50 PIECE LIST!!

Haha just kidding, that's a very nice liszt.