I have a compilation of piano scores of Chopin's Nocturnes. Too bad it's under the bench of my piano, and it's not with me now... 2 years... I haven't seen my piano for 2 years...

This 2 are the other 2 Nocturnes I have
1. Chopin-- Nocturne In E flat major Op.9 No.2 -- Andante
2. Chopin-- Nocturne In F sharp major Op.15 No.2 -- Larghetto

Nocturne Opus.9, 2 and Nocturne Op.15, 2...
hmm... will try if can

btw, i have tried Nocturne Opus.32 by Chopin, it is good!!!

and also found another piano concerto that is good
which is Piano Concerto No.1 by Johannes Brahms
but the 1st mvt is time consuming
the beginning is stormy, quite good at there.
but becoz of very long time to perform (around 20 minute for the 1st mvt), it will make you feel bore later on...

and for the Johannes Brahms work
try his Symphony No.1 which is also stormy (but dun try the Columbia University Orchestra record, becoz their record cant hear the Timpani sound which coz the stormy feeling)
and also the Hungarian Dances - No. 5 in G minor (Allegro) (used in o2jam as the title "Brahms")

This post has been edited by tan_pang: Dec 12 2006, 01:52 PM

I can't find Nocturne Op.32 in classicat.net

http://www.classiccat.net/chopin_f/32.htm


btw, got any other symphony or opera to recommend??
or any other instrument concerto??

like Oboe Concerto by Mozart K314

This post has been edited by tan_pang: Dec 12 2006, 05:03 PM

Here's another of my favourite piece of Chopin's work

Grande Polonaise Brillante In E flat major With Preceding Andante Spianato In G major Op.22 -- Polonaise. Allegro Molto

If you've seen The Pianist, you'll know that it was played at the end of the movie.

*Edit: Do you know where to get the piano score for Nocturne Op.32 No.2?

This post has been edited by Aurora Boreali: Dec 13 2006, 12:06 AM

you want his Nocturne Op.32 score for what??
to play??
if really like that, here is the link

after played it, record
and then let us listen to it

EDIT: dunno inside is 1st mvt or 2nd mvt...

This post has been edited by tan_pang: Dec 13 2006, 12:37 AM

Yeah.. to play. When? I don't know. Probably in the next 3 years.

*Edit: By the way.... the website you showed me - http://www.imslp.org - looks astonishingly like wikipedia. Is it under the management of wikipedia?

This post has been edited by Aurora Boreali: Dec 13 2006, 08:46 PM

soli, dunno about that website...
but i can found many score at there...

btw, is there any recommendation for Bach music that use the instrument like Toccata & Fugue in D minor??
i addicted to that instrument lately after G minor Fugue by Bach
that music is full with religion feeling...

and if ok, pls tell me what is the name of the instrument...
thx

This post has been edited by tan_pang: Dec 18 2006, 03:40 PM

Another hilary hahn fan here! I like her style
Where can I find her album Hilary Hahn Plays Bach in local stores? Tower Records KLCC dont have it

My journey into classical began with Mozart. I like his symphonies and the Requiem, but regretted my purchase of the Violin Concertos (was unimpressed).

Next i'll be checking out more of Chopin and Rachmaninov.

the music that play by Hilary Hahn is copyrighted and must pay to listen...

Mozart music??
got what recommendation?? coz i not very well know for Mozart music...

if the Tower Records in KLCC also cant find it...
i wonder where can find again... maybe Times Square??
i hear someone tell me that Times Square got a place that sell these classical
and even can try to listen

Chopin music... Fantasie Impromptu!!!
i think it is best of him
but you still can try his Nocturne that we discuss before

Sergei Rachmaniov Piano Concerto is BEST!!!
i listen to his 3 Piano Concerto
like Piano Concerto No.2 most
follow up by Piano Concerto No.1
and then Piano Concerto No.3

This post has been edited by tan_pang: Dec 18 2006, 08:41 PM

Maurice Ravel's Piano Trio in A Minor (1914). Trio for piano, violin and cello.

who listen to Shostakovich music??
i found his Symphony No.5 is very good
but the version i get is maybe 4th mvt, and the time used is only 3 minute plus it seen like been mod...

is it really juz 3 minute??
and anyone of you got the ori version??
of coz, hope that is out of copyright version

Josh Groban classical ka??

not that kind of music la

what we discuss about is like Bach, Vivaldi, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Mahler, Brahms or even John William....... almost that kind of music la
this include Symphony, Concerto, Opera, Sonata, Quartet or other

but not classical song that sing by Josh Groban

my previous favourite is bach's toccata and fugue in d minor
and current favourite is the butterfly lovers concerto.
but can't find the one played by the "er hu"
only manage to find the one by Vanessa Mae (violin version)

edt:typo

This post has been edited by CrazySinner: Jan 1 2007, 04:48 PM

Bach's music...
not very well know for this Baroque era master work
"Butterfly Lover Concerto" is violin concerto??

btw, i prefer Bach "Air" in "Orchestral Suite No.3"
it is really the best music by Bach
also a soft music
and can compete with Canon in D

Yup, it's called "Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto" by vanessa mae
BTW, do you still want those songs on your list? Cause i got Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky?

i listen to Al Di Meola a guitarist....wait...he play classical?? maybe u guys can try n judge for urself... i luv his music

want!! want!!

can pm me the msn??
or add me in msn that write in my profile...
thx

great thread

classical lover all my life....cant list evrythng i listened coz thers too many (almost 5 gigs in my drive )

my current favourite is Henryk Gorecki's Symphony No 3...makes me wanna cry wen i listen to dis