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Symphony 9 ( Beethoven)Beethoven's symphony is one of the best known works on the Western Classical. Among critics it is one of the best and greatest works in music history. The last movement " Ode to the Joy " uses four vocal soloists and a chorus. It is based on a poem written by Friedrich Schiller (1785). |
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Beethoven string Quartet #6 1st Movementwww.youtube.com |
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(Seeräuber Jenny, a fine example): www.youtube.com |
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und am der Flipside, Wagner's Götterdämmerung, an immense Gesamkunstwerk, lol! www.youtube.com |
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i like the Wagner!!!In which two distinct themes(brunhilde and seigfried) are interwoven. A masterpiece!!!!! for those not familiar with the 'ring of the Nibelung'(The other Valkyries assemble on the summit of a mountain, each with a dead hero in her saddlebag. They are astonished when Brünnhilde arrives with Sieglinde, a living woman. She begs them to help, but they dare not defy Wotan. Brünnhilde decides to delay Wotan as Sieglinde flees. She also reveals that Sieglinde is pregnant by Siegmund, and names the unborn son Siegfried. Wotan arrives in wrath and passes judgement on Brünnhilde: she is to be stripped of her Valkyrie status and become a mortal woman, to be held in a magic sleep on the mountain, prey to any man who happens by. Dismayed, the other Valkyries flee. Brünnhilde begs mercy of Wotan for herself, his favorite child. She recounts the courage of Siegmund and her decision to protect him, knowing that was Wotan's true desire. With the words 'Der diese Liebe mir ins Herz gehaucht' (He who breathed this love into me), introducing the key of E major, she identifies her actions as Wotan's true will. Wotan consents to her last request: to encircle the mountaintop with magic flame, which will deter all but the bravest of heroes (who, as shown through the leitmotif, they both know will be the yet unborn Siegfried). Wotan lays Brünnhilde down on a rock and, in a long embrace, kisses her eyes closed into an enchanted sleep. He summons Loge (the Norse demigod of fire) to ignite the circle of flame that will protect her, then slowly departs in sorrow, after pronouncing: "Whosoever fears the point of my spear shall not pass through the fire." The curtain falls as the Magic Fire Music again resolves into E major. |
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Mozart's Requiem I like, worth listening with headphones... www.youtube.com |
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requiem..... |
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Oboe concerto in D major ( Richard Strauss)Musically it is a beautiful work. |
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Synphony nr 5 ( Shubert ) |