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• K_O_V_A_L escribió:
  ayer por la mañana

  Godunov's very good. Shame on you, Hailmarduk :)

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• Tarkovsky86 escribió:
  Sábado por la mañana

  I created a group in honor of Renata Tebaldi. Join if you want! http://www.lastfm.es/group/Renata+Tebaldi

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• hailmarduk666 escribió:
  Viernes por la tarde

  Also, I have been rather ignorant of Mussorgsky's other works, other than his masterpieces A Night on A Bald Mountain and Pictures at an Exhibition, but his operas are quite fantastic, and I highly recommend Boris Godounov to everyone. :)

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• hailmarduk666 escribió:
  Viernes por la tarde

  @ TotemsFlare: If you want some dissonant piano concertos, I highly recommend Alexander Scriabin. Very difficult music to listen to, and I find his work a pleasure.

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• Luuttuaja escribió:
  Jueves por la noche

  @TotemsFlare: Perhaps some orthodox serialism such as Luigi Nono or Karlheinz Stockhausen?

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• TotemsFlare escribió:
  Jueves por la mañana

  Can anyone recommend me some really noisy, dissonant classical music? Looking for the most shrill and cacophonic works out there. Thanks!

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• K_O_V_A_L escribió:
  Jueves por la mañana

  Luut: I knew that :) But it's nice that someone wrote it here. Now everyone will know :)

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• Luuttuaja escribió:
  la semana pasada

  I deleted mine too. I guess it's okay now.

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• Dreadeth escribió:
  la semana pasada

  I deleted my earlier comment because vacuous comments like that shouldn't be allowed to plague this page. I can't see it being missed...

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• Dreadeth escribió:
  la semana pasada

  You win. I'm a fucking idiot. Sorry.

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• Luuttuaja escribió:
  la semana pasada

  @K_O_V_A_L: Of course thousands of artists do perform the Adagio. What I meant was that the famous "Albinoni's Adagio in G minor" is composed by the Italian musicologist Remo Giazotto. Giazotto claimed "Adagio" was based on a basso continuo fragment by Albinoni, but he never published any such "original fragment". A person familiar with Italian late baroque music can easily tell that the composition is not from the 18th century and it's not even close to the style of Albinoni. The fact that Dreadeth is unaware of this but still uses his time to write such a childish hate-post, makes the whole thing pretty hilarious.

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• K_O_V_A_L escribió:
  la semana pasada

  Hi there, Psychedelia.

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• K_O_V_A_L escribió:
  la semana pasada

  Dreadeth: you told him :) It's quite problematic because many artists play the same work. I saw Albinoni's Adagio performed by about five other artists. The same about other. If you don't know something it's difficult to get the knowledge who's the first one :)

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• MrPsychedelia escribió:
  El mes pasado

  Hello everyone!!

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• hjbardenhagen escribió:
  El mes pasado

  Hi, I would like to mention that Last.fm has a lot of very good Gustav Mahler recordings hidden because of bad tagging by the record companies, e.g. EMI (everything with Sir John Barbirolli and Dame Janet Baker). See the thread about recommended recordings in the Gustav Mahler group discussions for details. ZZee ya, Hans-Jürgen

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• Luuttuaja escribió:
  El mes pasado

  You mean the Adagio by Remo Giazotto?

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• K_O_V_A_L escribió:
  El mes pasado

  And I with Albinoni for his Adagio :) Yes, it's very subjective.

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• Pearsica escribió:
  El mes pasado

  that is a subjective point of view :] I'm in love with Bach for example :D

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• bindi90 escribió:
  El mes pasado

  Don't judge by popularity my friends :) Mozart may be the most popular but Beethoven is by far the best!!! Followed by Richard Wagner and Purcell....

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• DolceEssenza escribió:
  El mes pasado

  I think he's the most popular for a reason =]

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