Music I love and I hope you will enjoy it - Page 2

Melusine · 11-10-2001, 11:03 AM

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Originally posted by Melusine:

Eeeewww... *shudders*
I'm not so sure if I should welcome you to the forum now....
Oh well, alrighty then!
Welcome to the Ironworks, Euronymous!!

BTW your nickname...is it by any chance inspired by Mayhem's illustrious deceased leader? [img]smile.gif[/img]

Hey, I just found out that Euronymous here is none other than _max_RUSSKIE from the old blue boards!! That is so cool! Anyone remember him??

Zbyszek · 11-10-2001, 11:05 AM

Mozart was great. Zauber Flute is great. (But I like Rossini and Verid operas more). Unfortunatelly I bought once two Mozart operas in extra edition with small book with Libretto - I could roll on the floor reading it - texts were so stupid! Then they are singing generally I listen music, and even if I try I cant understand sentences or plot. In Opera I got small book with plot: X killed Y and do not want to marry Z. But reading it was incredible - I tried to read whole libretto but after I stopped to roll I was so disgusted that I put that book away [img]smile.gif[/img]

11-10-2001, 11:12 AM

The Clockwork Orange movie was so strange I stopped trying to understand it after about five minutes. Gangs of adolescants, nudity and penis-shaped ornaments.... way too bizarre for me!

Melusine · 11-10-2001, 11:14 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Zbyszek:
Mozart was great. Zauber Flute is great. (But I like Rossini and Verid operas more). Unfortunatelly I bought once two Mozart operas in extra edition with small book with Libretto - I could roll on the floor reading it - texts were so stupid! Then they are singing generally I listen music, and even if I try I cant understand sentences or plot. In Opera I got small book with plot: X killed Y and do not want to marry Z. But reading it was incredible - I tried to read whole libretto but after I stopped to roll I was so disgusted that I put that book away [img]smile.gif[/img]

Actually I'm not a big fan of Verdi's and I LOVE Mozart's Zauberflöte. I'm not sure what libretto you are referring to, but that of Die Zauberflöte is absolutely brilliant. Very original and thought-provoking, even though it was slammed down by the press at the time of the Ur-Aufführung. I even used it as a topic for an essay once.

Zbyszek · 11-10-2001, 11:14 AM

You should read book before trying any movie

!

Melusine · 11-10-2001, 11:16 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Zbyszek:
You should read book before trying any movie !

Hmmm... I concur, though I thought the movie was quite good as well. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Zbyszek · 11-10-2001, 11:19 AM

Aida and its famous horus are great for me. I dont remember which Mozart operas I bought that time( with Libretto). But since I have to go home I will check [img]smile.gif[/img] - till tomorrow!

Sir Exxon · 11-10-2001, 12:12 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Zbyszek:

Heya Lord Exxon.
Do you remember music from "Apocalypse now"? The scene when they fly in a helicopter over rice fields and have that huge loudspeakers and broadcast music over all area? It was overure from the Richard Wagner oper "Die Walkurie" called The Ride of the Valkyries (no need to mention to you what the Valkyries are). For me it was great (accoustic and emotional) experience.

Zbyszek

Ohh, yeah! Great scene and music. Thanks for the information!

[ 11-10-2001: Message edited by: Sir Exxon ]

Sir ReGiN · 11-10-2001, 01:00 PM

I think mozart's operas are better then his symfonies

Especially "the barber in seville" (directly translated from swedish, not sure about the englisj name though [img]smile.gif[/img] )

Silver Cheetah · 11-10-2001, 04:44 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Zbyszek:
I hope taht at least some of you will find time and try some of my favourites concertos:

Jean Sibelius - Violin concerto D minor op. 47
Felix Mendelssohn - Violin concerto E minor op. 64
Tchaikovsky Peter - Piano Concerto no1 B flat minor op. 23
Antonin Dworak - Violin Concerto A minor op. 51
Max Bruch - Violin concerto no1, g minor op. 26
Tchaikovsky Peter - Violin Concerto D major op. 35

It is not that I am crazy about violins, but some people can do really incedible things with violins, and if there is an orchestra ...
Try some symphonies of Sibelus, Medelssohn...

To Fljotsdale and Silver Cheetach: have you read "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess? I love Beethoven too , but not 9th Symphonie, rather others and his Piano Sonats, some of them are perfect. I would kill for Appasionata. (Btw did you know that in early 20-ties in Soviet Russia only Beethoven was allowed and only because of Appasionata - Lenin liked it too, it is very revolutionary )

Zbyszek

Hey Droog, yes, I have read it! Fabulous book. Burgess was a great writer.

I like some classical music - however, not as much as you seem to! I like Requiems very much, my favourite is Verdi's Reqium, but I also like Faure's, and Mozart's Requiem.

I don't have the Appassionata. In fact, do I know it? (I must get hold of it and listen..)

There is a fabulous Stabat Mater Dolorosa by Schubert - one of the best pieces of classical music I ever heard.

The Carmina Burana - I adore it!!! Love love love love....

11-10-2001, 11:03 AM	#11
Melusine Dracolisk Join Date: January 8, 2001 Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Age: 43 Posts: 6,541	quote: Originally posted by Melusine: Eeeewww... shudders I'm not so sure if I should welcome you to the forum now.... Oh well, alrighty then! Welcome to the Ironworks, Euronymous!! BTW your nickname...is it by any chance inspired by Mayhem's illustrious deceased leader? [img]smile.gif[/img] Hey, I just found out that Euronymous here is none other than _max_RUSSKIE from the old blue boards!! That is so cool! Anyone remember him?? __________________ [img]\"hosted/melusine.jpg\" alt=\" - \" /><br />Your voice is ambrosia

11-10-2001, 11:05 AM	#12
Zbyszek Avatar Join Date: August 27, 2001 Location: Poznan, Poland Posts: 575	Mozart was great. Zauber Flute is great. (But I like Rossini and Verid operas more). Unfortunatelly I bought once two Mozart operas in extra edition with small book with Libretto - I could roll on the floor reading it - texts were so stupid! Then they are singing generally I listen music, and even if I try I cant understand sentences or plot. In Opera I got small book with plot: X killed Y and do not want to marry Z. But reading it was incredible - I tried to read whole libretto but after I stopped to roll I was so disgusted that I put that book away [img]smile.gif[/img] __________________ <br />Well known expetitioner, Heffalumps hunter, friend of Boo.

11-10-2001, 11:14 AM	#14
Melusine Dracolisk Join Date: January 8, 2001 Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Age: 43 Posts: 6,541	quote: Originally posted by Zbyszek: Mozart was great. Zauber Flute is great. (But I like Rossini and Verid operas more). Unfortunatelly I bought once two Mozart operas in extra edition with small book with Libretto - I could roll on the floor reading it - texts were so stupid! Then they are singing generally I listen music, and even if I try I cant understand sentences or plot. In Opera I got small book with plot: X killed Y and do not want to marry Z. But reading it was incredible - I tried to read whole libretto but after I stopped to roll I was so disgusted that I put that book away [img]smile.gif[/img] Actually I'm not a big fan of Verdi's and I LOVE Mozart's Zauberflöte. I'm not sure what libretto you are referring to, but that of Die Zauberflöte is absolutely brilliant. Very original and thought-provoking, even though it was slammed down by the press at the time of the Ur-Aufführung. I even used it as a topic for an essay once. __________________ [img]\"hosted/melusine.jpg\" alt=\" - \" /><br />Your voice is ambrosia

11-10-2001, 11:16 AM	#16
Melusine Dracolisk Join Date: January 8, 2001 Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Age: 43 Posts: 6,541	quote: Originally posted by Zbyszek: You should read book before trying any movie ! Hmmm... I concur, though I thought the movie was quite good as well. [img]smile.gif[/img] __________________ [img]\"hosted/melusine.jpg\" alt=\" - \" /><br />Your voice is ambrosia

11-10-2001, 12:12 PM	#18
Sir Exxon Zartan Join Date: October 15, 2001 Location: Oslo, Norway Age: 35 Posts: 5,367	quote: Originally posted by Zbyszek: Heya Lord Exxon. Do you remember music from "Apocalypse now"? The scene when they fly in a helicopter over rice fields and have that huge loudspeakers and broadcast music over all area? It was overure from the Richard Wagner oper "Die Walkurie" called The Ride of the Valkyries (no need to mention to you what the Valkyries are). For me it was great (accoustic and emotional) experience. Zbyszek Ohh, yeah! Great scene and music. Thanks for the information! [ 11-10-2001: Message edited by: Sir Exxon ]

11-10-2001, 11:12 AM	#13
Sorcerer Alex Guest Posts: n/a	The Clockwork Orange movie was so strange I stopped trying to understand it after about five minutes. Gangs of adolescants, nudity and penis-shaped ornaments.... way too bizarre for me!

11-10-2001, 11:19 AM	#17
Zbyszek Avatar Join Date: August 27, 2001 Location: Poznan, Poland Posts: 575	Aida and its famous horus are great for me. I dont remember which Mozart operas I bought that time( with Libretto). But since I have to go home I will check [img]smile.gif[/img] - till tomorrow!

11-10-2001, 01:00 PM	#19
Sir ReGiN Gold Dragon Join Date: August 11, 2001 Location: The land of blonde virgins Age: 42 Posts: 2,563	I think mozart's operas are better then his symfonies Especially "the barber in seville" (directly translated from swedish, not sure about the englisj name though [img]smile.gif[/img] ) __________________ Take a look at your Promised Land<br />Your deed is that gun in your hand

11-10-2001, 04:44 PM	#20
Silver Cheetah Fzoul Chembryl Join Date: July 26, 2001 Location: Brighton, East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,781	quote: Originally posted by Zbyszek: I hope taht at least some of you will find time and try some of my favourites concertos: Jean Sibelius - Violin concerto D minor op. 47 Felix Mendelssohn - Violin concerto E minor op. 64 Tchaikovsky Peter - Piano Concerto no1 B flat minor op. 23 Antonin Dworak - Violin Concerto A minor op. 51 Max Bruch - Violin concerto no1, g minor op. 26 Tchaikovsky Peter - Violin Concerto D major op. 35 It is not that I am crazy about violins, but some people can do really incedible things with violins, and if there is an orchestra ... Try some symphonies of Sibelus, Medelssohn... To Fljotsdale and Silver Cheetach: have you read "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess? I love Beethoven too , but not 9th Symphonie, rather others and his Piano Sonats, some of them are perfect. I would kill for Appasionata. (Btw did you know that in early 20-ties in Soviet Russia only Beethoven was allowed and only because of Appasionata - Lenin liked it too, it is very revolutionary ) Zbyszek Hey Droog, yes, I have read it! Fabulous book. Burgess was a great writer. I like some classical music - however, not as much as you seem to! I like Requiems very much, my favourite is Verdi's Reqium, but I also like Faure's, and Mozart's Requiem. I don't have the Appassionata. In fact, do I know it? (I must get hold of it and listen..) There is a fabulous Stabat Mater Dolorosa by Schubert - one of the best pieces of classical music I ever heard. The Carmina Burana - I adore it!!! Love love love love.... __________________

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