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#1 Samwel_X
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Who is your favourite classical composer?

Personally I am a fan of Mozart and Chopin. 

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#2 LJS9502_basic  Online
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Beethoven......
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#3 dainjah1010
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Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Shostakovich, Paganini, Beethoven.... and more.

It is difficult to pick a favorite since they all have great pieces.

Edit: John Williams is awesome too. 

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#4 deactivated-5901ac91d8e33
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Mozart and Beethoven.....oh yeah, and Tupac
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#5 sinistergoggles
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Mozart, Howard Shore, & Harry Gregson Williams are a few of my favorite. 
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#6 slateman_basic
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At the moment, Philip Glass and whomever composed "Requiem For A Dream"
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#7 Theempire30
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Beethoven......LJS9502_basic

Same, he is the man!

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#8 HALO2cookie
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erm... Michael Jackson!

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#9 staindcoldlp
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Beethoven and Mozart for myself.
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I've listened to "Ode to Joy" way to many times to not say Beethoven.....& he was deaf....so that makes me respect him even more.
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#11 blackslim3000
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Mozart and Beethoven I guess. I don't really listen to their music, but I've watched movies about both of them in band.
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#12 dante_123456
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Beethoven, and (not sure if he counts) Nobuo Uematsu
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#13 The_Madcap
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Agustin Pio Barrios Mangore
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Beethoven......LJS9502_basic
Same here, I used to do my homework to that in the background when I was younger:)
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Liszt since he's the best piano virtuoso of them all, and Frederic Chopin, the poet of the piano!
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lmao i wonder why the names beethoven and mozart are so well known? even to people who don't play classical instruments
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#18 Lord_Daemon
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d

Dmitri Shostakovich

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Gustav Mahler

d

Jean Sibelius

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Gyorgy Ligeti 

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Brahms.
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Beethoven......LJS9502_basic
Ah, yes. The original punk.

"Ode to Joy" is still easy as hell to play. 

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#21 blackslim3000
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lmao i wonder why the names beethoven and mozart are so well known? even to people who don't play classical instrumentslone_wolf911

Lots of schools that teach music teach about Mozart and Beethoven, I guess 

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#22 Wren28
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I have several: Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Sibelius, Howard Shore, Jerry Goldsmith, Hans Zimmer...some Vivaldi, Rimsky-Korsakov and Liszt. That's about the majority of my music that I have.
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#23 karlgauci
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I always wondered this...what music would Beethoven or Mozart play if they lived these days...
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#24 dante_123456
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I always wondered this...what music would Beethoven or Mozart play if they lived these days...karlgauci

my guess is probably the same type of thing, or metal

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#26 blooddemon666
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Would one consider Martin o'Donnell a composer? if so, he's my favorite.

I love the halo soundtracks. 

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#28 makaveli2344
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Either Richard Wagner, Beethoven, Mozart, Bach or Tchaikovski.
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#29 BEAN_LARD_MULCH
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Beethoven, and (not sure if he counts) Nobuo Uematsudante_123456

Ah I agree and Mozart too. 

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Brahms, Shostakovich, Bach, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Vivaldi, Dvorak, Mahler
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#33 postulio14
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From the Wu-Tang Clan?!?

Well mine are, in order: Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Brahms, Mozart, Dvorak, Tchaikowskoy(spelling??), and Wagner. 

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#34 leandra12
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There's so many good composers, but as a proud Finn I would have to say Jean Sibelius. I also enjoy Wagner, Beethoven, Mozart, and the occasional Vivaldi & Chopin.
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