classical music mix | B A R O Q U E ’ n ‘ R O L L
B A R O Q U E ’ n ‘ R O L L
from the XIIth century to the XXIh century
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B A R O Q U E ’ n ‘ R O L L
from the XIIth century to the XXIh century
I love classic music and I could talk about it during hours. I took music theory courses younger, learning music and notes with classic pieces. Why? Because classic music is the base of our musical culture and a part of our collective unconscious (with movies, tv-ads, or samples). So I wanted to put some of these epic pieces together that we all know without really knowing them because classic music is THE music for me - I hope you will like :)
alaphabetical order | in three parts
P A R T I
✧ Albinoni - Adagio G Mino | Arvo Part - Spielgel Im Spiegel | Bach - Aria Suite III, Fugue, Badinerie, Cello Suite 1 | Beethoven - Symph No5, No7, No9, Fur Elise, Moonlight, Pastoral, Violon Concerto | Bellini - Norma | Bizet - L’Arlesienne | Brahms - Hungarian Dance, Symph No3 | Carl Orff - O Fortuna | Charpentier - Te Deum | Chopin - Nocturn in C | Chostakovitch - Waltz No2 | Delibes - Flower Duet | Dvorak - Symph No9, Serenade | Fauré - Pavanne, Sicilienne
P A R T I I
✧ Haendel - Sarabande | Jenkins - Palladio Allegretto | Joplin - Entertainer | Katchaturian - Waltz Mascarade | Liszt - Ronde des Lutins | Lowell Mason - Nearer my God to thee | Mahler - Symph No1 | Mendelson - Violin Concerto E Minor | Moussorgski - Night on Bald Mountain | Mozart - Symph No4, No7, No25, Ah vous dirais-je maman, Che Soeve Zefiretto, Concerto Clarinette, Queen of the Night’s Aria, Turc March, Mass in C minor, Requiem | Pachelbel - Canon | Paul Dukas - Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Perotin - Beata Viscera | Puccini - Madame Butterfly, Turandot | Rachmaninov - Flight of the Bumblebee | Ravel - Bolero | Rossini - Thieving Magpie, William Tell
P A R T I I I
✧ Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre, Aquarium, The Swan | Samuel Barber - Adagio for strings | Satie - Gymnopedia No1 | Smetana - Die Moldau | Strauss - The Blue Danube, Marcha Radetzky | Tchaikovsky - Nutcraker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, 1812 Overture | Verdi - La Donna é Mobile, Nabuco, Requiem | Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto in G, Concerto Mandolin | Wagner - The Walkyries
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comments are <3
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from the XIIth century to the XXIh century
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B A R O Q U E ’ n ‘ R O L L
from the XIIth century to the XXIh century
I love classic music and I could talk about it during hours. I took music theory courses younger, learning music and notes with classic pieces. Why? Because classic music is the base of our musical culture and a part of our collective unconscious (with movies, tv-ads, or samples). So I wanted to put some of these epic pieces together that we all know without really knowing them because classic music is THE music for me - I hope you will like :)
alaphabetical order | in three parts
P A R T I
✧ Albinoni - Adagio G Mino | Arvo Part - Spielgel Im Spiegel | Bach - Aria Suite III, Fugue, Badinerie, Cello Suite 1 | Beethoven - Symph No5, No7, No9, Fur Elise, Moonlight, Pastoral, Violon Concerto | Bellini - Norma | Bizet - L’Arlesienne | Brahms - Hungarian Dance, Symph No3 | Carl Orff - O Fortuna | Charpentier - Te Deum | Chopin - Nocturn in C | Chostakovitch - Waltz No2 | Delibes - Flower Duet | Dvorak - Symph No9, Serenade | Fauré - Pavanne, Sicilienne
P A R T I I
✧ Haendel - Sarabande | Jenkins - Palladio Allegretto | Joplin - Entertainer | Katchaturian - Waltz Mascarade | Liszt - Ronde des Lutins | Lowell Mason - Nearer my God to thee | Mahler - Symph No1 | Mendelson - Violin Concerto E Minor | Moussorgski - Night on Bald Mountain | Mozart - Symph No4, No7, No25, Ah vous dirais-je maman, Che Soeve Zefiretto, Concerto Clarinette, Queen of the Night’s Aria, Turc March, Mass in C minor, Requiem | Pachelbel - Canon | Paul Dukas - Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Perotin - Beata Viscera | Puccini - Madame Butterfly, Turandot | Rachmaninov - Flight of the Bumblebee | Ravel - Bolero | Rossini - Thieving Magpie, William Tell
P A R T I I I
✧ Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre, Aquarium, The Swan | Samuel Barber - Adagio for strings | Satie - Gymnopedia No1 | Smetana - Die Moldau | Strauss - The Blue Danube, Marcha Radetzky | Tchaikovsky - Nutcraker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, 1812 Overture | Verdi - La Donna é Mobile, Nabuco, Requiem | Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto in G, Concerto Mandolin | Wagner - The Walkyries
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