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debaserr 10-12-2010 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Bulldog (Post 941886)
You could call Mario Diaz De Leon's Enter Houses Of modern classical, but it's much noiser and more of a headfuck than you'd expect. Worth a go though.

i enjoy those from time to time, thanks.

Bulldog 10-12-2010 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by eric generic (Post 941933)
i enjoy those from time to time, thanks.

No problemo.

Another port of call you could do worse than stopping at would be good old Yann Tiersen.

dankrsta 10-13-2010 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by eric generic (Post 941718)
i love arvo part.

i'm looking for some modern classical album recommendations.

Philip Glass - Solo Piano
Steve Reich - Music For 18 Musicians
Meredith Monk - Dolmen Music (this is vocal music, but very interesting and listenable)

rondo 10-21-2010 11:52 PM



Modern classical & minimalism, similar to Part & Glass I suppose :) (this is a more tonal piece).


I like Morton Feldman's 'Triadic Memories', but its a lot more challenging.


hausdemusik 11-13-2010 10:55 AM

look at most of the 20th century composer if your looking for innovative classical
a good place to start would be:
Morton Feldman
Steve Reich
Krzysztof Penderecki
John Cage

mr listener 12-19-2010 09:44 PM

I love eminence symphony orchestra:love:

Was looking for recommendations that are not so much similar to their sound, I also love variety in genres of music but complimentary. As in other classical artists that would go well with listening to this group.

spacetruckers99 12-22-2010 07:39 AM

For piano classical with a modern touch, check out volodus. He's a beast!

musiclistsareus 12-24-2010 01:49 AM

Gorecki, Rota, Preisner, Morricone(the later 3 are known as film composers, but they all have concert pieces as well), also Glass, Reich, Arvo Part and John Adams are prolific, with many operas, orchestral works and choral works among them.

Bushidosniper 12-30-2010 03:21 PM

Could anyone recommend some deeply tragic, sad, and emotional music? most of this kind tends to be classical so I ask here.

Something that sounds kind of like "The Incurable Tragedy I" by Into Eternity
(Due to the fact that I have <15 posts, I can't post URLs sorry)

Burning Down 12-30-2010 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Bushidosniper (Post 976964)
Could anyone recommend some deeply tragic, sad, and emotional music? most of this kind tends to be classical so I ask here.

Something that sounds kind of like "The Incurable Tragedy I" by Into Eternity
(Due to the fact that I have <15 posts, I can't post URLs sorry)

There's so many pieces that fit into that category, but nothing tops these ones for me:

Liszt - Totentanz (the main theme of this piece is this: Dies Irae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)



Chopin - Funeral March



Mozart - Lacrymosa



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