Preferably a song with a Piano. (I can’t play to save my life) I’m just asking for the name of a song.
I love classical music. I play guitar, but I can play any sheet music, as long as it has a treble clef.
The person in question said this with utmost certainty. Furthermore, I questioned said person on whether or not she thought her statement was rational, and she said “well, of course it is rational. You like jazz so you must be hiding romantic feelings. Everyone says that. There’s nothing illogical about it.”
I’m just wondering whether I am being irrational myself in thinking her to be a complete ninny.
Can someone please tell me the difference between classical ballets and romantic ones? and can you give me a list of them please? all help is needed cause I have a test coming up and I want extra credit. Thanks!
On practically every movie, sitcom, or cartoon, whenever a character is shown to be in love, they play this classical song that is lead by strings. I have heard it ever since I was born, and I once heard it on classical radio YEARS ago. Does anyone know the name of it?
I’m looking for a comparison between the baroque rondo (and ritornello), classical rondo, and romantic rondo, and why they are different.
You know, that classical sounding music you hear on parodies and commercials and such. The theme that plays when it’s ‘love at first sight’, all corny and lame sounding. It’s all classical with no words, sounding like it came out of a Fantasia movie even. Does anyone know what I’m talking about and how to find music like that? I CANNOT find that theme!
You know, that classical sounding music you hear on parodies and commercials and such. The theme that plays when it’s ‘love at first sight’, all corny and lame sounding. It’s all classical with no words, sounding like it came out of a Fantasia movie even. Does anyone know what I’m talking about and how to find music like that? I CANNOT find that theme!
I’ve been getting into classical music (used generically, not as period reference) lately and I’ve been told that it is sometimes best to start with the piano sonatas and move up to the string quarters, concertos, symphonies.
So, if you would, who do you think are the best keyboardists from the above period and their best works?
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So this girl i have been dating is coming over to cook some dinner with me. Does anyone know of any good romantic cooking music? She is also a jazz fan. so if anyone knows any good jazz/cooking music too. her favs include Nina simone and Miles davis. I’m not really familiar with their songs so if anyone knows some good ones, please let me know. Thanks for your help.