4 days ago#1906349
Every era of classical music is so vast that they're practically independent. You can start from anywhere, but if you're looking for gemmies I recommend renaissance-early baroque (Thoughbeit I'm only saying this because that's what I've been listening to)Depends on how you want to get into itShow quoted text
Im really planning to get myself into classical music. Where do i start?
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4 days ago#1906386
Intresting, im not looking to be some soyboy obsessive fan but just listen to it occasionaly. I used to be a metalhead and it seems like those two are very connectedEvery era of classical music is so vast that they're practically independent. You can start from anywhere, but if you're looking for gemmies I recommend renaissance-early baroque (Thoughbeit I'm only saying this because that's what I've been listening to)Show quoted text
Depends on how you want to get into it
thisIntresting, im not looking to be some soyboy obsessive fan but just listen to it occasionaly. I used to be a metalhead and it seems like those two are very connectedShow quoted text
Every era of classical music is so vast that they're practically independent. You can start from anywhere, but if you're looking for gemmies I recommend renaissance-early baroque (Thoughbeit I'm only saying this because that's what I've been listening to)
23 hours ago#1938357
Nice recommendations, do you listen to Brahms
20 hours ago#1939603
Also fyi in most of your links you have https// instead of https:// so they're broken unless you manually add the colon
an interesting synthesized rendition of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Marche pour la Ceremonie des Turcs
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