favorite classical music piece ?!?!

moonlight sonata! especially when that treble part comes down!

jesu joy of man desiring.

greensleaves...well it's folk..same thing :P

All classical is bad, so none._Margulis_

Marche Slave. Op. 31 composed by Peter Llyich Tchaikovsky

This is my favorite recording of it.

This is just my current favorite. I listen to classical the most so my favorites aways changing.

The Imperial March by John Williams Gotta love that Vader

and

Mars, The Bringer Of War by Holst

http://www.last.fm/music/Gustav+Holst/_/Mars,+The+Bringer+of+War

a sample of it on this site.....

mozarts requiem lacrimosababyjesus87

VERY good. I love that one.

Piano Concerto #1 by Tchaikovsky (sp?) - This has been my favorite for a looong time, but there are tons of others I love too.drewtwo99

that is also very extremely hard to play!

[QUOTE="drewtwo99"]Piano Concerto #1 by Tchaikovsky (sp?) - This has been my favorite for a looong time, but there are tons of others I love too.MrBlackbeard

that is also very extremely hard to play!

Yeah I'm sure it is... it sounds wonderful though. Is it as hard as Moonlight Sonata Movement #3? I hear that it has a notorious reputation for being extremely difficult.

[QUOTE="MrBlackbeard"]

[QUOTE="drewtwo99"]Piano Concerto #1 by Tchaikovsky (sp?) - This has been my favorite for a looong time, but there are tons of others I love too.drewtwo99

that is also very extremely hard to play!

Yeah I'm sure it is... it sounds wonderful though. Is it as hard as Moonlight Sonata Movement #3? I hear that it has a notorious reputation for being extremely difficult.

i honestly don't know :P . i think some stuff by chopin liszt paganini is as hard as it gets for the average human. unless there's some piece with with duel time signatures, atonal key, and 32th note rhythmes!! that would sound like a big mess tho

The only one I can think of right now is the Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor.slorg_king

love that one. the ending is really creepy

Niccolo Paganini - Caprice No. 5

Probably not my favorite, it's hard to choose, but I've listened to this a lot lately.

Far too many to choose just one but a short list would include the following (some a little hackneyed):

Minute Waltz - Chopin

The Well Tempered Clavier Part1: Prelude and Fugue in C major - Bach

The Beautiful Blue Danube - Strauss

Pretty much anything by Elgar, Smetana, Vivaldi, or Wagner.

Oh man, there's no way I could pick one. So I just settle with listing my current favourites.

Mozart - Variations For Piano, K. 265 _Ah, Vous Dirai-Je Mamman_

Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 In C Minor , 4 Allegro

Beethoven - Symphony No. 9 Presto, Allegro Assai. Choral Finale

Mozart - Divertimento No. 1 In D Major, K.136_ III_ Presto

Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 9 In E Flat Major, K.271 _Jeunehomme_ III

Mozart - Serenade No. 11 In E Flat Major, K.375_ III_ Adagio

Symphony No. 29 in A major- Mozart

Cosi fan tutte- Mozart - ...yea i love the whole score!

Nessun Dorma- Puccini

Concerto for the flute, oboe and orchestra in C major- Salieri

Jerusalem-Blake

moonlight sonata! especially when that treble part comes down!

jesu joy of man desiring.

greensleaves...well it's folk..same thing :P

MrBlackbeard

The trouble with ****cal music is the titles are way too long, how can anyone remember them.
Greensleaves......I thought I was the only one who liked that one.

Good grief, "c l a s s i c a l " was bleeped

Mahlers Third

All classical is bad, so none._Margulis_

... and yet it's so much better than whatever trash you happen to fill your ears with. Go figure. Comments like this speak more about you than they do about the genre.

I'm not sure how c|assical this can be considered, but Ave Maria always makes me want to cry.

I don't listen to much c|assical music though... sadly.

Lady macbeth of Mtsensk District-Shostakovich

Symphonies #4, 5, 7, 8 , 10, 11, 13, 14 15-Shostakovich

Shostakovivh:-Cello, piano, and violin Concertos (all 6 of them)

Brahms: Symphony #4, Piano Concerto #1

Beethoven: Symphony 5 & 7

Berlioz: Symphony Fantastique, Requiem

Dvorak: Symphony #7, 8 and 9, Cello Concerto

Mussorgksy: Pictures at an Exhibition, Songs and Dances of death, Night on Bald Mountain

Verdi: Requiem

Mozart: Requiem

Tchaikovsky: Symphony 5&6

Franck: Symphony in d Minor

The list can keep going........

[QUOTE="MrBlackbeard"]

moonlight sonata! especially when that treble part comes down!

jesu joy of man desiring.

greensleaves...well it's folk..same thing :P

nohabs

The trouble with ****cal music is the titles are way too long, how can anyone remember them.
Greensleaves......I thought I was the only one who liked that one.

Good grief, "c l a s s i c a l " was bleeped

Symphony #(Insert number here) by (Composer Here) is not that long.......the titles aren't that long. sure, some are, but most aren't

I'm not sure how c|assical this can be considered, but Ave Maria always makes me want to cry.

I don't listen to much c|assical music though... sadly.

blooddemon666

A truly beautiful piece.

My band teacher refuses to let my band play it. He says we would just ruin it. I agree with him though.

The Four Seasons - Vivaldi

All classical is bad, so none._Margulis_

classical is far from "bad", it's one of, if not The best, forms of music.

Far too many too list, so I'll just list my favourite era instead: The Romantic era.pianist

That one from 2001: A Space Odyssey... actually anything from that movie >_>zakkro

Ligeti's Requiem?