Music! What are you listening to now?

[greenedge]

What should i get?

Live my Life ( Far East Movement ) or Payphone ( Maroon 5/ Wiz ).

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

What should i get?

Live my Life ( Far East Movement ) or Payphone ( Maroon 5/ Wiz ).

Payphone. No Beiber and Die Hard-like video with it.

 

[DominicDecoco]

You know you love it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy7yuj-UrNI

 

[Maaaaaaaarten]

Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji - Sonata No. 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQR-AHZcE6M&feature=related

 

[greenedge]

Payphone. No Beiber and Die Hard-like video with it.

Thanks.

 

[palmerq]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWAdb1vgoik

what a great song, amazing I have no idea why i didnt hear of this beforenow

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji - Sonata No. 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQR-AHZcE6M&feature=related

Like it.

Maaaaaaaarten, since you are the newest classical buff to this forum, do you know the answer to the question below?... (originally posted by RDV4ROUBAIX). I have been trying to figure it out. My Shazzam did not find the song. Here is his original question and the link to the video containing the clip:

What is that solo violin, or cello track which begins at 45:22 of this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4IDCkcnnHg?

 

[Maaaaaaaarten]

Like it.

Maaaaaaaarten, since you are the newest classical buff to this forum, do you know the answer to the question below?... (originally posted by RDV4ROUBAIX). I have been trying to figure it out. My Shazzam did not find the song. Here is his original question and the link to the video containing the clip:

Hmm I certainly don't recognize it.

Because it almost a bit aggressive I'd think along the lines of Bartok, Prokofiev, Ornstein, but I really wouldn't know, it doesn't even sound much like those composers tbh. It's very difficult to say anything about it because it is only a short clip.

I'm more knowledgable when it comes to compositions for piano, because I play the piano myself and most of the music I listen is for the piano.

Nice that you're able to appreciate Sorabji btw; most people - even those listening to classical music - I introduce to Sorabji feel it is too inaccesible and modern/dissonant/atonal.

Are there many classical buffs in this forum?

Meanwhile, since this is the 'what are you listening to?' thread;
Vsevolod Zaderatsky - Prelude No. 24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcjIViYsfz8&feature=related

 

[SafeBet]

I never listen to classical music but wow that Sorabji guy is quite something.

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Are there many classical buffs in this forum?

Meanwhile, since this is the 'what are you listening to?' thread;
Vsevolod Zaderatsky - Prelude No. 24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcjIViYsfz8&feature=related

I'm a pianist; I find my favourite things to play to be the impressionists, so Ravel, Satie, Debussy etc.; Chopin is also very nice to play. I come down heavily favouring 19th and 20th Century French music, though I'm also partial to some of the Russian bombast. Anything pre-19th Century I tend to prefer the German/Austrian side of things, though I'm not so keen on playing those (especially not Baroque. Really don't enjoy playing Baroque. I think it's to do with those pieces being written either for organ, or for harpsichord/clavichord, which don't have the dynamic or tonal range of the piano, and I prefer more expressive pieces).

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

Hmm I certainly don't recognize it.

Because it almost a bit aggressive I'd think along the lines of Bartok, Prokofiev, Ornstein, but I really wouldn't know, it doesn't even sound much like those composers tbh. It's very difficult to say anything about it because it is only a short clip.

I'm more knowledgable when it comes to compositions for piano, because I play the piano myself and most of the music I listen is for the piano.

Nice that you're able to appreciate Sorabji btw; most people - even those listening to classical music - I introduce to Sorabji feel it is too inaccesible and modern/dissonant/atonal.

Are there many classical buffs in this forum?

Meanwhile, since this is the 'what are you listening to?' thread;
Vsevolod Zaderatsky - Prelude No. 24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcjIViYsfz8&feature=related

Well, thanks for giving it a try. I really like that cello bit. If only there had been just a few seconds more...

There are a few classicals here, but I don't recall as I have not seen them post that much and I think it has been a while since they did.

Anyone like this kind of relaxing piano music? Mark Salona - One Angel's Hands

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

New album (Not your kind of people) by Garbage... May 2012. Quite a few nice tracks on that release. After a long intro, the music on the first track below (blood for poppies) starts at 1.32:
Garbage – Blood for poppies
Garbage – Automatic systematic habit
Garbage – Big bright world... my favorite of these 3

 

[Boeing]

Take That by Jurgen Paape then fast freeze mymy

I put the head phones in to hold tempo at the front on Sunday to this shi works every time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKZ_-hcYwEk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-liiOZQuOk

 

[meat puppet]

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

Been listening to this gem lately. Especially the listing of the tools of the trade (the lance and the musket and the roman spear) is apt, as are the bits about the cheater's luck giving in.

 

[Libertine Seguros]

David Zé - Uma Amiga

Biographies of this important and influential Angolan are scarce. What we do know is that he was a member of the MPLA, and his songs - 14 singles and an album in his lifetime - were sometimes controversial, and often directly addressing the suffering of the people at the time, but his musical and lyrical style was always influential on the national music scene. We know that he was murdered, aged 33, in 1977, probably by his own political party, along with at least two other well-known singers, according to a historian of the period "because they had too much power over the people". Some of his music has not survived, and certainly it is far rarer than it perhaps should have been, as it is reported that for a period even owning a David Zé record was enough to land you in trouble with the authorities. Though much Vergangenheitsbewältigung has taken place in Angola in recent years, the murders have remained a controversial topic. However, nowadays it seems that David is being accorded the respect and status his legacy deserves.

 

[Boeing]

timmy curren and Speachwriters LLC

 

[TexPat]

Asylum Street Spankers -Spanker Madness

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

A Silent Film – Danny Dakota & the wishing well
M83 – Midnight city
Kaiser Chiefs – Never miss a beat
Sick Puppies - Maybe

 

[Boeing]

Sleigh Bells
cloud Nothings
Tanlines

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

Sleigh Bells
cloud Nothings
Tanlines

Sleigh Bells are interesting.
And Tanlines recent release "Mixed Emotions" has a bunch of great songs on it.

 

[richwagmn]

New album (Not your kind of people) by Garbage... May 2012. Quite a few nice tracks on that release. After a long intro, the music on the first track below (blood for poppies) starts at 1.32:
Garbage – Blood for poppies
Garbage – Automatic systematic habit
Garbage – Big bright world... my favorite of these 3

Been way too long. Glad to see a new album is coming out.

 

[Kvinto]

Damien Rice – Woman Like A Man (+ Lonely Soldier)

Damien Rice (feat. Lisa Hannigan) – Volcano

and perhaps my favourite:

Damien Rice – What if I'm wrong (‘When the Dragon Swallowed the Sun’ soundtrack)

 

[hrotha]

I've been listening to a lot of:
Sigur Rós
Tegan and Sara
Mediæval Bæbes
Los Punsetes
Harald Foss
Garfunkel & Oates

 

[Rechtschreibfehler]

666

The Number of the Beast!

 

[aphronesis]

Suishou no fune