This should be a first for GFY. Post some Classical Music
 

Still one of my fave pieces of music:




This will probably be my funeral song... :1orglaugh:helpme

Classic music?While that is played with classic instrument,it belong to music niche "movie soundtracks".Classic music is something like Mozard,Bethoveen,Chopin,etc...

"Movie soundtrack" isn't a genre though.

That is a classical sample. Whether it's in a movie or not surely... :2 cents:

Ok let's do it the other way then.

Post your funeral song :1orglaugh

Movie Scores are certainly a genre within themselves. No matter.

just because this was written for a movie and not 200 years ago, it doesn't mean it is not classical music

or

Believe it or not, when I was about 20/21 I loved classical. I listened to it all the time - The louder the better!

Now, I cant stand it... :(

More jazz than classical, but love this band:

It is not,just based on it.Same as rock is based on blues.Another example,where classical musician plays rock/techo/etc songs on their classical instruments,then it is called crossover.

This:

and this

This one warms heart when I'm alone.

Seems you fail at holinking :1orglaugh

link fail

I love that sound track.

That is the only band that I keep to myself like some sort of mystical, musical secret...

Classic or near as dammit could be considered classical/modern classical

Edvard Grieg - Morning Mood


Benny Goodman Quartet


Fleetwood Mac - Albatross


Raiders - The Map Room Dawn


Bach - Toccata and fugue in d minor


Debussy - Clair de lune


Strauss - The blue danube

Not at all a first on GFY :)

Still my best classical one EVER!



Fun fact, every Sarturday Patty and I have guests for dinner, we listen to it couple of times before they arrive to relax after all the preps :)

We post classical all the time- and Edvard Grieg is as classical as they come

https://youtube.com/watch?v=1dPDO...=RD1dPDO3Tfab0

https://youtube.com/watch?v=XpKeN6O-4Dw

I don't know what your talking about :ugone2far

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The marriage of Figaro by Mozart with Maria Calas

Great soundtrack, movie! (Mel Gibson did a great job. And won two Oscars for it)

Also,there is one video on youtube which was arrangement of classic/non-classical music and it best arrangement which i ever heard.But for some reason author removed video,but i managed to pick out info about songs from archive.org(had bookmarked url)
but it is simply not same when listening songs individually.Who would say how arrangement can make such a powerful effect.
Here is the list:
Secret Garden - Nocturne 0:00 - 1:07 (original version)
Pietro Mascagni - Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana 1:08 - 2:05
Max Steiner - Theme from a 'Summer Place' (Percy Faith and His Orchestra) 2:06 - 2:49
Henry Mancini - Days of Wine and Roses 2:50 - 3:32
Tan Dun - For the world (From Jet Li - Hero) 3:33 - 4:11
Thomas Newman - Whisper of a Thrill (From Meet Joe Black) 4:12 - 4:54
Claude Debussy - Clair de lune 4:55 - 5:45
Thomas Newman - Any Other Name 5:46 - 6:27
Edward Elgar - Salut d amour 6:28 - 7:22
Giacomo Puccini - O Mio Babbino Caro 7:23 - 8:26
Glenn Miller - Moonlight Serenade 8:27 - 9:36
Franz Schubert - Ave Maria 9:37 - 10:31
Maksim - Claudine 10:32 - 11:47
Enya - Caribbean Blue 11:48 - 12:22
Michael Nyman - The heart asks Pleasure First/The Promise 12:23 - 13:05
Gheorghe Zamfir - The lonely Shepherd 13:06 - 14:08

I can listen all day and night..

I've probably just skipped over them then and not given them any attention...

Here are two of the greatest instrumental/classical pieces of the modern era...

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1062947

A couple of the usual members of the GFY troll population even stopped in there to re-reveal their idiocy as a bonus.

Classical + movie sountrack + childhood memory:

How about classically trained and influenced?