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| Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:00 am Post subject: |
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Hmmm....that's a tough question.
My total favorite would have to be Keiichi's "Cello concerto in b minor" by boccherini as well as the duet "Ave Maria" played by Len and Kahoko at the house.
Amoung my others I also like "Pachebell's Canon" played by Kahoko in teh 2nd selection and "Fantasia Impromptu" by Chopin played by Tsuchiura in the 2nd selection I believe it was. |
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| Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 4:26 am Post subject: |
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I changed my mind. I really love Tsukimori-kun's "24 Caprices" in the 4th Selection and Shimizu-kun's "Suite for Violoncello" in the 4th selection. Both such beautiful pieces.
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| Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 8:58 am Post subject: |
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| I changed my mind. I really love Tsukimori-kun's "24 Caprices" in the 4th Selection and Shimizu-kun's "Suite for Violoncello" in the 4th selection. Both such beautiful pieces. |
Ohh, I completely forgot about Caprice 24. I got a CD of Paganini's Caprices the other day and fell in love with them, heheh.
Alright, Paganini's Caprice no. 24 and Vitali's Chaconne. Maybe just all of Tsukimori's music.
The pieces that Hino play are rather common as far as classical music goes and I've just never had a thing for common-ish music.
Add to that the Romance by Reger that Fuyuumi performed 
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| Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 6:34 pm Post subject: |
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| Charcol wrote: |
| kaho-chan wrote: |
| I changed my mind. I really love Tsukimori-kun's "24 Caprices" in the 4th Selection and Shimizu-kun's "Suite for Violoncello" in the 4th selection. Both such beautiful pieces. |
Ohh, I completely forgot about Caprice 24. I got a CD of Paganini's Caprices the other day and fell in love with them, heheh.
Alright, Paganini's Caprice no. 24 and Vitali's Chaconne. Maybe just all of Tsukimori's music.
The pieces that Hino play are rather common as far as classical music goes and I've just never had a thing for common-ish music.
Add to that the Romance by Reger that Fuyuumi performed |
Tsukimori's music is just so...interesting to listen to. It's really quite stunning. :]
Fuuyumi's music is really wonderful too.
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Hey, kaho-chan, do you play the cello? And if you do, is that one of the reasons you like the cello music performed? I think the reason that I'm partial to Fuyuumi is because I play the clarinet and I've noticed that some other people do the same, heheh. Perhaps it's because we can relate to the performer a little better, somehow
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kaho-chan
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| Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 6:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Charcol wrote: |
| Hey, kaho-chan, do you play the cello? And if you do, is that one of the reasons you like the cello music performed? I think the reason that I'm partial to Fuyuumi is because I play the clarinet and I've noticed that some other people do the same, heheh. Perhaps it's because we can relate to the performer a little better, somehow |
I'm starting the cello so yes you could say I play it. Also I play the violin so I enjoy Kaho's and Tsukimori's music as well...
There may be a connection in that. xD
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I'm not sure if you guys noticed this but, the person who played violin for Len also played violin for Shinobu. (check the wikipedia La Corda page)
interesting, since Len's playing is supposed to be more technical and lacking emotion and Shinobu's has a gentle sound. |
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That's one of the great things I love about music, it's like acting, you can be a completely different person, or show a completely different facade.
A completely reserved person can give a strong performance, just like an outgoing person can play gently and sweetly. A musician can show a completely different side to themselves.
The same way Kouichirou Muroya (Ousaki and Tsukimori's violinist) can play impeccably one performance, and subtly the next ^.^
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I know! That's what makes music so intriguing. It's like wearing a mask. Nobody can really tell who someone is unless you watch them play cause then can put on a disguise and play 2 different performances.
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My favourite is Canon by Pachelbel. |
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I looove Ave Maria by Schubert! ♥ It's my favorite piece, ever.
Because of that, I took up violin lessons. Heehee. Very nice, indeed.
I also love Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu. The first time I heard it, I thought it was really amazing. When I heard Tsuchiura play it, I was like 'zomg he's playing Fantasie Impromptu.' Lol..
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| Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 11:36 am Post subject: |
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seems like ae maria is an all time classic~ =]
Brahms: Violin Sonata No.1 in G major, Op.78 - 1.Vivace ma non troppo is my fave~ =]
as for piano fave is Liszt: La campanella~ =]
the way they play it is just lovely and breathtaking~ it's like woah~ they are really good! i'm so jealous! and yes violin lessons are a must!~ teehee~ i do take them too~ =]
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Wow, many people are taking violin lessons. Unfortunately I'd have to self study so it doesn't conflict with my studies. However Einstien was apparently a violinist as well. Therefore the conclusion... geniuses play music 
It's nice to hear that Liszt is appreciated as well. According to my music mentor Brahms' music is rather dull. But I guess that's all the more excuse to play around with the music and read in between the lines and interpret it. That's one of the main things I love about music, classical especially.
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yup there are many differnt kind of composers~ =] liszt has a pleasant yet wondous melody~ =]
as for the brahms' well it's peaceful~ =] hee hee~ thats why i like it ne~ =]
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my two favorites are Kanon from the 2nd selection and Salut d'Amour played by the 5 boys.
these two are very beautiful to listen to. but i can't seem to find an mp3 of salut d'amour....  |
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