What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part 15)

[Ren]

Oh boy. Chopin has many wonderful nocturnes. I would say Op.27, No.2 in D flat major. Lento sostenuto (Rubinstein). But one major piece that is my favorite out of Chopin is not necessarily a notcturne but a Waltz is Op.69 No.2 (Ashkenazy).

Miss has good taste!

My favorite interpretation of Rachmaninov's Prelude in C Sharp Minor is by Ashkenazy:

Another favorite piano piece of mine is this Etude by Scriabin (Horowitz). We've moved to Expressionism here:

As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):

 

[Wyote]

Op.69

I think I speak for everyone when I say

Spoiler

Hah

 

[Ren]

I think I speak for everyone when I say

Spoiler

Hah

It's Op. 69 number 2... meaning Chopin has not one but two "methods". Naughty naughty Frederic!

 

[JennyDaniella]

Miss has good taste!

My favorite interpretation of Rachmaninov's Prelude in C Sharp Minor is by Ashkenazy:

Another favorite piano piece of mine is this Etude by Scriabin (Horowitz). We've moved to Expressionism here:

As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):

Sir, you have good taste as well.

I had to sit down and listen to all these compositions, they are all so beautiful.

Rachmaninov Prelude in C Sharp Minor is my absolute favorite as well. It has such power to it that is unparalleled.

 

[JennyDaniella]

I think I speak for everyone when I say

Spoiler

Hah

 

[Wyote]

number 2

 

[JennyDaniella]

Bahahahahahaha smh

 

[Wyote]

No but seriously, it's great to see some people who appreciate this stuff as much as I do @JennyDaniella @Ren

 

[JennyDaniella]

No but seriously, it's great to see some people who appreciate this stuff as much as I do @JennyDaniella @Ren

Same! Not a whole lot of people enjoy classical music like they used to! And gorgeous piece.

My brother is a pianist and he plays this composition from Chopin a million times. It's all I hear in the house hahaha

 

[Wyote]

My brother is a pianist and he plays this composition from Chopin a million times. It's all I hear in the house hahaha

Whoops, my bad

 

[JennyDaniella]

Whoops, my bad

Nooo haha, don't be sorry. It's a wonderful piece. I actually make my brother play it sometimes because its hella good. And also I make him play Clair de Lune by Debussy haha. He is my personal Mozart lol

 

[Wyote]

He is my personal Mozart lol

Lucky

 

[JennyDaniella]

Lucky

Lol he will only play if you owe him something, like giving him the last piece of a cake. My brother is a little jerk haha

So yeah, not so lucky at times haha

 

[Ren]

LOL well say that to Chopin... mixing 69s and number 2s, gross... No wonder he was mostly single and writing sad nostalgic songs about being single..

 

[Wyote]

 

[Wyote]

Ashkenazy

 

[JennyDaniella]

Beautiful and classy! Classical composers like Debussy, Chopin, Bach, Mozart. etc, are all musical geniuses.

Hans Zimmer is one of my favorite modern musical composers, along with John Williams. I always get so lost when I listen to the Interstellar movie soundtrack.

 

[Wyote]

As for Chopin, I'm not sure... Probably Ballad No. 4 (Rubinstein) - very original I know (joke):

Love this one, it is an amazing journey

 

[Wyote]

I always get so lost when I listen to the Interstellar movie soundtrack.

Nothing hits me quite like this one, I tell ya

 

[JennyDaniella]

Nothing hits me quite like this one, I tell ya

"Murph! Don't let me leave Murph!"

And yessssss. It is so beautiful. It is one of those songs you need to listen if you are ever stargazing. I am so cheesy lol