Or do yo have any "pieces" that are similiar to the seattle symphony?

If you go to:

http://www.seattlesymphony.org/symph...scography.aspx

It gives you a list of the recordings which the Seattle Symphony have made. Unlike many bands, it not common for orchestras to write their own music. They usually perform music written by composers a long time ago (sometimes they do perform new music which has been written specifically for them by a composer, but this is less common). In some respects, orchestras are a lot like cover bands...

ANYWAY, I'd recommend you look at the link I've given above and make a note of the names in the composer column. This will give you an idea of the composers you might want to look for music by.

Looking at the size of the list, it might not be a bad idea just to get some more music recorded by the Seattle Symphony, as this might help you to identify which composer's pieces you like the most.

They probably didn't have any original pieces, they probably performed some pieces by the greats.

Stravinsky is a personal favorite. The Firebird Suite is amazing! Another great composer is Debussy. Try the La Mer tone poem. It's one of my favs.

For Me Bach in Particular, I enjoyed His Brandenburg Concerto's, particularly No. 5, anyone with me eh?

Yeah, I love bach's music. We have one of his cantatas for the Leaving, it's great!

i hate it
 

i hate clasical music

oh thatw as productibve, suppose you can't handle the complexity

LOL Leave the man alone, he's probably lost a friend on MySpace or something

^ :d

I was joking