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Erik Satie - Gymnopédies
Good thread. I love classical. I’m going to check out anything here I haven’t heard.
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I love the Trans Siberian Version of it
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Might as well be classical music now.
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This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh if we are going to add the main theme then we need to add
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Sometimes, the classics must be played. My wife loves this one. snickers
Old school Looney Tunes.
(I don’t think a link is really necessary)
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Can’t go wrong with some Debussy. Stuff like Bach/Beethoven isn’t interesting to me.
Also Stravinsky has got some good stuff
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My dyslexic @$$ read this as “We should have a Musical raid!’” and I was straight up "Ooooh, that’d be interesting!"
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Does Apocalyptica count?
Cellos are just neat
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Really surprised no one has brought this one up.
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I’ll stretch a bit the concept of classic music:
And a bit less stretched now (the music is by Schubert):
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Just an excerpt but
and
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The best part of the Boccherini piece:
It’s a Spanish piece, done by an Italian, about an English vessel, being attacked by a French ship. 
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This is my favorite from the movie, it drove me nuts for a long time trying to figure out where I remembered it from. It was the background music from a defragging program I used about twenty years ago, took forever to complete.
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That’s Bach’s “Cello Suite #1 (G Major)”, Yo Yo Ma is playing. It happens to be his favorite piece of music. There are many MANY versions of him playing it, the one from the M&C soundtrack happens to be my favorite.
The pacing, phrasing, intonation … everything about it is perfect.
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This is from a doc I saw on violin. This Chaconne by Yehudi Menuhin closed it out.
That final note as he draws it out… the first time I saw this, I felt like I couldn’t breathe for 10 minutes. Just… STUNNING
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