what's your favorite classic song?

i know it's a strange question, i just wanted to gather some opinions and listen to them, mine are:

Asturias - isaac

greensleves

moonlight sonata movement 1

Really really hard to say for me.

I'll go with Badinerie though. It was the first classical piece of music I really liked some 10 years ago and amazingly I haven't grown tired of it. So I'll go with it because of its endurance with me.

Classical music? None that I could think of. I'm not the cultured kind. I do like the opening song to the Kostner movie, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

Pretty much anything by Beethoven.

Pachelbel - Canon in D minor

Gymnopaedie 

Mozart - Symphony #40 in G minor 

Probably Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner. 

Embodied Deception. Am I doing it right?

I grew up with a lot of classic songs (especially from Courage The Cowardly Dog :D), so I can't narrow it down at all.

I love me some Beethoven, Mozart, and all the other ones that you may hear wherever you may go lol.

Pretty much anything by Beethoven.MetalDogGear

You mean classical, not "classic."

Anyway, this is my favorite.

"Which is your favorite musical composition from the classical era" instead of " what's your favorite classic song?"

Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture is decent. Hard to come up with a favorite.

"Which is your favorite musical composition from the classical era" instead of " what's your favorite classic song?"

SirWander

Yeah. I honestly thought this was dad rock thread before coming into the thread.

 

Yeah. I honestly thought this was dad rock thread before coming into the thread.

GreySeal9

me too. was going to post a Led Zeppelin song

Classical music is old and outdated.

Classical music is old and outdated.

BowlstoTheFace

these are FACTS, people

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Classical music is old and outdated.

WolfattheDoor34

these are FACTS, people

None i dont listen to them.

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata or Sheep may safely graze, or Ode to Joy

Rachmaninoff's moonlight sonata

Unchained Melody :D

inb4 4'33Lonelynight

Not so much a "song" as it is an "experience" for me, Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 by Ludwig van Beethoven.Zeviander

There's quite a few I like. I'm just picking and choosing some easy to find stuff here.

Beethoven

Symphony 4 movement 4

Bach

Air

Mozart

Symphony 40 movement 1

Rondo alla turca

Tchaikovsky

Marche Slave

Vivaldi

L'autunno III

L'estate III

Brahms

Hungarian dance No. 5 (dat nostalgia)

Jupiter from Holst's planets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmhML4wh498.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nd5rdWpO2A

I wouldn't even say it's his best set of variations for piano (the Diabelli and Eroica variations are better), but it's like Beethoven took a theme straight out of Legend of Zelda and wrote 32 variations on it.

Spem in Alium by Thomas Tallis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtJvtk6EHZE

Classical music is old and outdated.

BowlstoTheFace

This is true