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Bach.
Don't care for many of the composers after Beethoven. Discordance and such.
Boring.
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I think for Myself, Mozarts Eine kleine Nachtmusik (A little night music, 1787) is My favorite. followed closely by Beethovens Symphony 5 first movement(1810). It woudl be hard really, to decide truly between either Musical Genius, or many others that I cannot name right now. So much classical music is entwined within My head, and so many I cannot name, it gets rather bothersome at times. I wonder tho, if they were about today, how different music would be.
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I'm not a big listener of classical music (read: have never listened
). From what people are saying, perhaps I should endeavour to listen to some Beethoven...
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I like both, but Beethoven has a little more to offer than Mozart in my opinion. I have always enjoyed Beethoven regardless of mood or situation.
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I prefer Mozart to Beethoven, simply because I feel that some of Beethoven's music is entirely too overplayed on commercial radio (not that some of Mozart's music isn't either - nor am I saying that I don't like Beethoven as a composer - I do, I just don't like the overplayed songs like Für Elise or parts of his 5th Symphony).
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Yeah, they are kind of over played, but it's beautiful none the less, don't you agree? That's partially why I stopped listening to the radio. The ruining of a song is not cool.
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Beethoven!!!!!!!! Just beautiful
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I love both can`t pick or the other all styles of classical music is good. It moves me and makes me somewhat relaxed and at ease.
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Beethoven...and even though it's one of his most played pieces, I still and always will love Moonlight Sonata. I loved Gary Oldman portraying him in "Immortal Beloved". After Beethoven I love Bach, Vivaldi and Albinoni. Mozart's music never particularly appealed to me for some reason (I know, that's probably horrible of me to say!).
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Both are great, well thats what I think. Neither of them made me want to stab my ear drums out with a pencil, so yep I think in 50 years from now they will still rock!!!
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While both are great, it's Beethoven for me. As was said above, his compositions are darker and have more depth. I feel myself much more drawn in by his pieces than I do by Mozart's.
However, I do have to agree that some of his music is most certainly overplayed.
Chopin has always been a favourite of mine, particularly
Op 28 No 4 Prelude in E minor
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Op 15 No 3 Nocturne in G minor
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I used to identify to Beethoven's music, as well as his life, quite a lot growing up. The
Moonlight Sonata
was really strong symbolism for what I felt about my life for a long time growing up. I didn't have much of a father just like he didn't have much of a father.
But today I count my blessings. I am stronger than most people in some ways, even though I am not without my weakness, I have overcome my adversity. Today I don't really identify with Beethoven anymore, but I still can't stop listening to his wonderful music.
I'll admit I am not very good with names as far as classical music is concerned. My friends are all more aware of the names and titles than I am, so I rely on them a lot because I can be rather forgetful sometimes. I honestly couldn't be like schwarznacht and name you something specific, but I like to think that I am into a little bit of everything, and that tends to make up for my ignorance.
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