Classical music

[Linda]

Hello Everyone,

So many good and talented people out there - where could I start?
I appreciate all kinds of music with the exception of jungle music, which i abhor.
I really like some of the modern day classical musicians who can play almost anything and make it sound entirely different.
I wanted to post David Garrett. He is known as one of the very best violinist's in the world today. He is German/American. In his concert's you will notice White faces. Love it!
All of you have posted some really great music and shared some of your good taste.
Hope you like. If you do, youtube is full of his music.......... And Itunes carries it all.
Linda

[Nayto]

"Celtic Woman" is another wonderful Aryan performance. I can't link now because I'm using my phone, but I will later.

(I think that this genre appeard due to video-games)

Lol

[Eveleen]

(I think that this genre appeard due to video-games)

Lol

I think I'm wrong about that, but I couldn't find any accurate history of this genre, anyway, this kind of music is used as soundtracks for video-games and movies.



Epic music is generally orchestral, symphonic. The reason why it sounds different is because they are playing the drums like in rock songs, but not all the songs are like that.

Requiem for a Dream is one example, the first ones.

[Nayto]

Nice music posted

Here's Celtic Woman, as promised:



Here are some friends of mine singing Nella Fantasia in a national talent show:



They were by far the best act, but were wasted on the niggers banging drums and making primitive movements. Also I laughed for about a month at the sob story about his ex-girlfriend. I still cringe when I see it.

[Acrimonious]

Here are some friends of mine singing Nella Fantasia in a national talent show:



They were by far the best act, but were wasted on the niggers banging drums and making primitive movements. Also I laughed for about a month at the sob story about his ex-girlfriend. I still cringe when I see it.

That was well-done. Congratulate them for me! That sort of vocal talent seems to be latent and diminishing in modern times.

I'm quite fond of Celtic Woman. May It Be is my favorite performance:

[Fenwick]

I think I'm wrong about that, but I couldn't find any accurate history of this genre, anyway, this kind of music is used as soundtracks for video-games and movies.

It was popularised by star wars, where they went with an orchestral classical score, and subsequently used in most sci fi or fantasy films from then on, which had previously tended to use synthesized electronic music.


But of course it existed before that, it was just one form of classical styled music.

[Les]

Wagner is probably my favourite from classical composers mentioned.

Another one I like, contemporary, is Basil Poledouris and the soundtrack to Conan the Barbarian (1982).

What is everyone's opinion on Paganini ?

The neo-classical heavy metal guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen praised Paganini a lot.
I think the rumour was Paganini had a Faust-type success because he sold his "sold his soul to the devil" ?

[GermanSaxon]

"Fenwick wrote: I'd imagine it would be more impressive as part of his operas than as music alone."

This is very true. I recently attented a "Glory of Wagner" which had Act I: Die Walküre with European opera singers Kara Shay Thomson, Erik Nelson Werner and Nathan Stark. Sung in German with english subtitles it was a wonderful experience for my wife and I something you will not get from a record or watching it on a video. I now understand why Adolf enjoyed Operas and especially Wagner. Die Walkure is all about "Race" and preserving the "German Nation." As we left I wondered what the few blacks and asians thought about all this "Race Talk." Another thing I noticed is dress. Especially the black and asian young women of were dressed like street walkers.

One thing I recently read about Wagner is the bigger the orchestra the better the Wagner.

German Saxon