13 Jan 2013, 10:46 am
vermontsavant wrote:
BenPritchard wrote:
Yes, it is the only genre of music I listen to.
My favourite piece of music would have to be the finale of Mozart's 41st Symphony in C Major 'Jupiter'.
i listened to mozart all day yesterday.he had so much raw talent that if he had not died so young he could have been greater then beethoven or haydnMy favourite piece of music would have to be the finale of Mozart's 41st Symphony in C Major 'Jupiter'.
my favorite symphony is schubert no.9 in C "the great"
I believe he was already greater than Haydn a long time before he died. If he had lived longer he would probably have composed all of Beethoven's revolutionary symphonies himself. In a sense Beethoven was the second Mozart who came to fulfill Mozart's mission once he had died. I love both (plus Haydn btw, my avatar
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I love Schubert's 9th Symphony too. It's probably my second favourite symphony after Mozart's 41st. It's just so grand and beautifully crafted. It's a shame Schubert died so young and found his own great musical voice only shortly before his death. I'd have loved to have heard more symphonies and string quartets from him and perhaps a concerto (not counting the Konzertstuck for Violin and Orchestra.)
13 Jan 2013, 10:36 pm
BenPritchard wrote:
vermontsavant wrote:
BenPritchard wrote:
Yes, it is the only genre of music I listen to.
My favourite piece of music would have to be the finale of Mozart's 41st Symphony in C Major 'Jupiter'.
i listened to mozart all day yesterday.he had so much raw talent that if he had not died so young he could have been greater then beethoven or haydnMy favourite piece of music would have to be the finale of Mozart's 41st Symphony in C Major 'Jupiter'.
my favorite symphony is schubert no.9 in C "the great"
I believe he was already greater than Haydn a long time before he died. If he had lived longer he would probably have composed all of Beethoven's revolutionary symphonies himself. In a sense Beethoven was the second Mozart who came to fulfill Mozart's mission once he had died. I love both (plus Haydn btw, my avatar
) I love Schubert's 9th Symphony too. It's probably my second favourite symphony after Mozart's 41st. It's just so grand and beautifully crafted. It's a shame Schubert died so young and found his own great musical voice only shortly before his death. I'd have loved to have heard more symphonies and string quartets from him and perhaps a concerto (not counting the Konzertstuck for Violin and Orchestra.)
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