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The Greatest [Top Ten Composers of all time revealed!]
NY Times Blog ^
| January 21, 2011
| ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Posted on 01/23/2011 1:38:09 PM PST by Pharmboy
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To: Cicero
Id certainly stick Vivaldi in there, and a few other earlier composers, while axing Stravinsky”
Hmmmmmm.....I suppose this is a conservative website, after all.
But, wow, that’s ....an ...interesting substitution!
To: Pharmboy
Bach’s music is academic. It can be quite revealing if you are taking it apart note by note and using it for study.. but not much else in terms of listening enjoyment. Just my opinion. But as a composer, Mozart has no equal. There’s Mozart, and there’s everybody else.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:02:35 PM PST
by
libh8er
To: montag813
I’m with you. Where is Handel?
Mozart should be first. And where is Rossini? This *is* a pathetic Liszt. (Where is Franz?)
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:02:56 PM PST
by
Lauren BaRecall
(Eric Cantor is my current congressional heartthrob.[v. Hoyer, re House Schedule, CSpan 1/20/11])
To: Pharmboy
To: libh8er
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:05:05 PM PST
by
libh8er
To: Brilliant
Tchaikovsky... Hes gotta be on that list. Agree.....and Handel.
A personal favourite of mine Felix Mendehlsson.....but probably not innovative enough to make the top ten.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:05:51 PM PST
by
ScaniaBoy
(Part of the Right Wing Research & Attack Machine)
To: Pharmboy
Best guitar composers:
1. Bach.
2. Page.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:06:56 PM PST
by
deadrock
(Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. Philo)
To: Pharmboy
I am just relieved the VERDI is on the list. I am surprised Tchaikovsky is not. He did it all. Opera, ballet, orchestra, piano. His Nutcracker is some of the greatest music ever written. Too sentimental, I guess.
To: Pharmboy
I’d toss Wagner off the list and put Mahler on. Toss Stravinsky and Bartok off and replace with Handel and Haydn.
To: ConservativeDude
To: Pharmboy
Like comparing apples, oranges, star fruit, pineapple, and prunes ugh.. plums.. and maybe raisins or grapes..
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:10:40 PM PST
by
hosepipe
(This propaganda has been edited to include some fully orbed hyperbole....)
To: DEADROCK
Then you must have never heard Fernandino Carulli.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:12:33 PM PST
by
Lauren BaRecall
(Eric Cantor is my current congressional heartthrob.[v. Hoyer, re House Schedule, CSpan 1/20/11])
To: ConservativeDude
All:
The video accompanying this article is very good...and only 7 minutes long. Very well worth watching!
To: Pharmboy
No Prokofiev or Dvorak or Janacek?
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:18:42 PM PST
by
rahbert
To: Pharmboy
No Hayden, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, or Schumann? This list is a joke.
Bartok and Debussy make it? Please.
To: Lauren BaRecall
Nothing new. Brilliant, but nothing new.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:20:41 PM PST
by
deadrock
(Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. Philo)
To: Third Person
To: Brilliant
Can Lennon really stand on his own...without McCartney and George Martin?
To: Pharmboy
I never saw a picture of Bartok. Funny, I expected him to look like Bela Lugosi.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:29:41 PM PST
by
FroggyTheGremlim
(My memory's not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.)
To: Brilliant
You beat me to his mention. He should be in the top 10 or at the very least top 15, leaving out Bartok, Stravinsky and other 20th Century composers.
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posted on
01/23/2011 2:30:04 PM PST
by
zerosix
(native sunflower)
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