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Author:  SilkCrimsonMoon [ Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:42 am ]
Post subject:  Your Fav Music Composer (s)

This should be a rather interesting debate.



Cheers

Author:  Misha [ Sun Jan 21, 2007 11:54 am ]
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I take it you mean composer in the classical sense?

Enfin:
Philip Glass
John Zorn
Yann Tiersen
Tan Dun
Steve Reich
John Adams
Sylvain Chauveau
Glenn Branca

Author:  SilkCrimsonMoon [ Mon Jan 22, 2007 4:17 am ]
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Antonia Vivladi
Ihsahn
Devin Townsend
Mikael Åkerfeldt
Jari Maenpaa
Garm


... for now

Author:  Caldogg [ Mon Jan 22, 2007 6:09 am ]
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Chuck Schuldiner
Devin Townsend
Mikael Akerfeldt
Jesper Stromblad

aaand i can't think of anymore atm.

Author:  Morlock [ Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:23 pm ]
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For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Author:  Misha [ Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:59 pm ]
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Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.

Author:  Cú Chulainn [ Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:03 pm ]
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MIsha should meet my dad. But firsr he should check out Nadir Vassena.

Author:  The_Voice [ Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:28 am ]
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Frank Zappa
Steve Harris
David Defeis

Author:  Rhys [ Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:47 am ]
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Sergei Rachmaninov

Author:  EisenFaust [ Thu Jan 25, 2007 11:33 pm ]
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To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1

Author:  North From Here [ Fri Jan 26, 2007 12:21 am ]
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EisenFaust wrote:
To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1


+500 Love that Eastern European classical!

Author:  Misha [ Fri Jan 26, 2007 5:47 pm ]
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EisenFaust wrote:
To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1

Gotta love Morricone, oooh I love morricone!!
(those other two as well, naturally)

Author:  Kathaarian [ Fri Jan 26, 2007 6:15 pm ]
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50 cent

Author:  Traveler In Stygian [ Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:16 pm ]
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Jean Sibelius. This guy truly was a genius.

Author:  KinderGentlerGenocide [ Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:37 pm ]
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Kathaarian wrote:
50 cent


+1 :wub: :wub: :wub:

Author:  EisenFaust [ Sat Jan 27, 2007 10:37 pm ]
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Misha wrote:
EisenFaust wrote:
To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1

Gotta love Morricone, oooh I love morricone!!
(those other two as well, naturally)


Morricone is indeed the man! Have you heard the Crime and Dissonance compilation? On Ipecac => Picked by Patton and apparently with liner notes by your beloved John Zorn :wink: I was going to buy it the other day, but I've read bad things about it and was wondering if it can be true? I haven't seen any of the films the pieces are taken from but I'm quite curious regarding the musical content.

Author:  Misha [ Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:15 pm ]
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EisenFaust wrote:
Misha wrote:
EisenFaust wrote:
To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1

Gotta love Morricone, oooh I love morricone!!
(those other two as well, naturally)


Morricone is indeed the man! Have you heard the Crime and Dissonance compilation? On Ipecac => Picked by Patton and apparently with liner notes by your beloved John Zorn :wink: I was going to buy it the other day, but I've read bad things about it and was wondering if it can be true? I haven't seen any of the films the pieces are taken from but I'm quite curious regarding the musical content.

Yeah, it's actually the one thing I know of him. Thus I think my enthousiam tells you enough.

Author:  EisenFaust [ Sun Jan 28, 2007 12:19 am ]
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Misha wrote:
EisenFaust wrote:
Misha wrote:
EisenFaust wrote:
To name a few:

Claude Debussy
Ennio Morricone
Max Richter

Misha wrote:
Morlock wrote:
For old classical music? Definitely Stravinski. I just listened to half an hour of Rites of Spring yesterday.

Seconded, that work is a masterpiece. I like Shostakovich a lot too, not to forget Bartók with his fancy folk elements.


+1

Gotta love Morricone, oooh I love morricone!!
(those other two as well, naturally)


Morricone is indeed the man! Have you heard the Crime and Dissonance compilation? On Ipecac => Picked by Patton and apparently with liner notes by your beloved John Zorn :wink: I was going to buy it the other day, but I've read bad things about it and was wondering if it can be true? I haven't seen any of the films the pieces are taken from but I'm quite curious regarding the musical content.

Yeah, it's actually the one thing I know of him. Thus I think my enthousiam tells you enough.


I guess I better check it out then... If you haven't you heard The Big Gundown you should definitely give it a listen.. It rules! And I think it would right up your alley.

Author:  Misha [ Sun Jan 28, 2007 12:37 am ]
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Yeah, ofcourse I heard that one. It's good eh? And weird :P

Author:  Anonymous [ Sun Jan 28, 2007 1:02 am ]
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A Tribe Called Quest

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