~* Sonata lovers *~

• fugue

  6 Mar 04, 17:00

  Who here love to listen to sonatas? May it be by any composer...
  
  Which is your fave sonata and why?
• edieth

  6 Mar 04, 17:09

  beethoven's moonlight and pathetique...
  
  damn nice and peaceful to listen
• fugue

  6 Mar 04, 17:12

  Oh, moonlight is nice... All the three movements are nice!! Though it's the 1st one that is famous.
  
  I give my vote to... Actually, I haven't decided which sonatas I like best, at this point of time. There are so many sonatas!
  
  

  Originally posted by edieth:

  beethoven's moonlight and pathetique...
  
  damn nice and peaceful to listen

• wes_56

  6 Mar 04, 20:14

  I like Beethoven's Appassionata Sonata. I hope I got it correct. I have not listened to it for years. Gonna buy the CD for it.
  
  I like Tchaikovsky's 2nd Piano Concerto, Chopin's 1st and 2nd Piano Concerto, Grieg's Piano Concerto, Rachmaninov 2nd and 3rd Piano Concerto. pardon me for I've strayed from sonatas to Piano Concerto.
  
  I hope I will dislike Bach's composition. I can fall asleep while playing his pieces in the hot and humid afternoon. I've strayed again!!
  
  Wes
• fugue

  7 Mar 04, 08:02

  Which of Bach's pieces that made you sleep?
  
  I agree Goldberg Variations is boring. Well-Tempered Claviar is interesting. Forget about french and english suites.
  
  But then again, Bach's style is about having not too much (and too extreme) loudness changes. The only constant about his music (and variable and what's interesting) are changes in key and harmony which means you won't appreciate Bach much unless you pay attention and listen carefully.
  
  

  Originally posted by wes_56:

  I hope I will dislike Bach's composition. I can fall asleep while playing his pieces in the hot and humid afternoon. I've strayed again!!
  
  Wes

• MooKu

  8 Mar 04, 00:16

  Alright erm. This is kinda urgent...
  
  Does anyone have the music files for any of the following, be it in mp3/midi/realplayer format?
  
  Haydn's Sonata in G, Hob. XVI/8: 1st Movement, Allegro
  S. Wesley's Sonata in A, Op. 5 no.1: 2nd Movement, Allegro
• edieth

  11 Mar 04, 06:20

  oh..no i dun have
  
  just found out from my classical collection that i have alot of piano pieces...have alot of beethoven's piano works..his sonatas are damn good.always play it when i am doing school work..
  
  anyone likes violin..me found mozart's violin pieces very nice...very child-like but yet nice.
• fugue

  14 Mar 04, 07:59

  http://www.geocities.com/f_ugue/haydn_sonatag.mid
  
  

  Originally posted by MooKu:
  Alright erm. This is kinda urgent...
  
  Does anyone have the music files for any of the following, be it in mp3/midi/realplayer format?
  
  [b]Haydn's Sonata in G, Hob. XVI/8: 1st Movement, Allegro
  S. Wesley's Sonata in A, Op. 5 no.1: 2nd Movement, Allegro[/b]