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Originally Posted by OceanAndSilence
go forrrr PENDERECKI aaaragaghrhr
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Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima and St. Luke's Passion are seriously scary works. I love 'em!
Less scary but no less awe-inspiring is Messaien's Turangalila Symphonie.
If you really like the darker side, then it's hard to beat Skryabin.
On the lighter side, anything by Vivaldi rocks - even the overplayed 4 Seasons. His concerti (especially the ones for wind instruments) are awesome, and I'm particularly partial to the Gloria in D.
Perfection in harmony - J.S. Bach without the fiddly bits.