Any Classical Music Fans Here?

[carmenchristi]

My favourite is Op 27 no 1, in C# minor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AnliU1bMKY

:P

Out of those 2 though, I think I like the second one (op 55 no 2)... today at least. It really depends on my mood.

I love all the nocturnes though. I want to learn them all eventually.

I like c# minor too, but that's not on the menu. ;) since it is one that is played often, the prof doesnt give it out because he is sick of hearing it. my third choice was but I liked it least of the three..... It's also the easiest and shortest of them but I'm pretty conviced to go with the Db.

Err link didn't work. Trying again.

And again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUNaDgTXORs&sns=em Edited February 8, 2013 by carmenchristi

[franciscanheart]

Tallis, Palestrina, Byrd. :love:

[Spem in alium]

Tallis, Palestrina, Byrd. :love:

 

:winner:  :like3:

[FutureSister2009]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-oFVGzQP5k

 

This isn't my video but it's got all the good stuff!

[AwedbyHisGrace]

I like c# minor too, but that's not on the menu. ;) since it is one that is played often, the prof doesnt give it out because he is sick of hearing it. my third choice was but I liked it least of the three..... It's also the easiest and shortest of them but I'm pretty conviced to go with the Db.

Err link didn't work. Trying again.

And again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUNaDgTXORs&sns=em

 

Hm really? My teacher was surprised when I told her I wanted to learn the c# minor nocturne and that it was my favourite. She said her students rarely picked it and that it was probably one of the less popular nocturnes. (The posthumous c# nocturne on the other hand is really popular though, my teacher called it "one of those pieces you have to learn".. It was my first nocturne :love:) Maybe she just has weird students!

 

Db major is a good choice :) My teacher wants me to learn it after the c# one because they're in the same set (op 27) and she likes to hear them played together.

One of my favourite recordings of the Db major:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cxkLZoEFEk

[carmenchristi]

Hm really? My teacher was surprised when I told her I wanted to learn the c# minor nocturne and that it was my favourite. She said her students rarely picked it and that it was probably one of the less popular nocturnes. (The posthumous c# nocturne on the other hand is really popular though, my teacher called it "one of those pieces you have to learn".. It was my first nocturne :love:) Maybe she just has weird students!

Db major is a good choice :) My teacher wants me to learn it after the c# one because they're in the same set (op 27) and she likes to hear them played together.
One of my favourite recordings of the Db major:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cxkLZoEFEk

Oh you're right. I was totally thinking of the posthumous one.... Automatic thought ;) it's an interesting piece, tragic as c#minor denotes.... Worth spending the time to learn! Best wishes for that!

[AwedbyHisGrace]

Oh you're right. I was totally thinking of the posthumous one.... Automatic thought ;) it's an interesting piece, tragic as c#minor denotes.... Worth spending the time to learn! Best wishes for that!

Thanks, best wishes for your nocturne too! Would love to listen to your recording of it some day :)

[Not The Philosopher]

There's too much Chopin in this thread. Counter with Russian Ballet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZB3sd2BAxys

 

[carmenchristi]

Thanks, best wishes for your nocturne too! Would love to listen to your recording of it some day :)

Well, I'll post it when I'm done, hope to finish by June for exams (I study organ, not piano so don't get your hopes too high) ;) :) we can start a share your stuff thread. Hey, if you have any recordings of you, please share!

Done hijacking :D