Results for Ranking Beethoven’s Concertanti — as always, thanks to all who voted!1yr ⋅ troopie91 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Jean-Philippe Rameau and the dog which barked out of tune. True story.6yr ⋅ Fafner_88 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
My God, I've forgotten the motor horn! Now I shall have to write another symphony.6yr ⋅ death_ship ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I was searching for female composers and this is what I found (I thought it was funny), by the way, which are some of your favourite female classical composers?2yr ⋅ MochaMouse98 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Life hack, clip your metronome to the top of your music stand with a big binder clip. (Can't believe it took so long to work out this solution)3yr ⋅ tjbassoon ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Happy Birthday to my favorite composer!!! May his music live on forever6yr ⋅ fried_fox ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Why do so many harpsichords like this one have an F but no F sharp in the bass?2yr ⋅ TamerBuzzard373 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Can someone tell me what does this mean? Found on Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement, bar 15.4yr ⋅ Metracrepas ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Rachmaninoff on a pier with his drenched dog (photograph circa 1895)7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Concierto de aranjuez, hands down my favorite flugel piece, so I ended up transposing it by ear since I couldn't find actual sheet music for flugelhorn.5yr ⋅ Josphi_krakowski ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Meanwhile, in Canada, our newest Supreme Court Justice’s name is...6yr ⋅ multimorgasmic ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Piano in an abandoned church in a cemetery out in the middle of nowhere5yr ⋅ oldsouljo ⋅ r/classicalmusic
RIP Frederic Rzewski. ...I hate recordings... they should only be documents of a real musical event... I don’t like when it’s done in the studio... I think it should only be what happened... noises, wrong notes, children crying... All of this is real...3yr ⋅ RichMusic81 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
December 22. 1808 Ludwig van Beethoven conducted and performed in concert at the Theater an der Wien, Vienna, the premiere of his Fifth Symphony, Sixth Symphony, Fourth Piano Concerto (performed by Beethoven himself) and Choral Fantasy (with Beethoven at the piano).5yr ⋅ way26e ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A cheerful Shostakovich spending time with his daughter. (photograph circa 1945)7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today concert in Concertgebouw (Amsterdam). Matsuev’s traditional jump5yr ⋅ denismatsuev ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Maurice Ravel's original drawings of his monogram MR He really did put a lot of thought into it.5yr ⋅ johnesto ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Hello to this subreddit! I thought I’d share a watercolour painting I made of the beautiful Shostakovich for my violin teacher. I want to do explore so much more of his music, so I would love to hear people’s favourite pieces by him. :)3yr ⋅ history_inspired ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Is this album available on your streaming devices? For me it's greyed out everywhere, even non existent on Idagio. Rachmaninov symphonic dances by Andrew Davis with the royal Stockholm phil1yr ⋅ Retrospective84 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Where to find this shirt? This just popped up on my Spotify and I NEED this shirt1yr ⋅ believe_your_heart_7 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Practice logs for upcoming college auditions: really helps me keep up with my practice goals6yr ⋅ pleatgee ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Yesterday my severely autistic son played in his first concert (after 9 years of lessons) nailing Mahler 3. So Proud ❤️❤️5yr ⋅ JellyotCBT ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Hi, guys. Can you guys say who autographed this? I inherited it but I don't know who signed it5yr ⋅ 2910Amorzinho ⋅ r/classicalmusic
In July of 1892, John Philip Sousa requested, and received, a discharge from the Marine Corps to pursue a financially promising civilian career as a band leader. Here's to the man who wrote some astounding American patriotic marches- the fourth of July wouldn't be the same without him!6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Weird Trivia About Scriabin (a slide from a project I did last year)6yr ⋅ rinnie_the_pooh ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Christian Wolff, Earle Brown, John Cage and Morton Feldman, New York City, ca. 19621yr ⋅ TheFluteGaming ⋅ r/classicalmusic
How on earth was Helmut Walcha (blind) able to play 10 hours of Bach's works?1yr ⋅ AltoDomino79 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
This painting has been suspected by scholars to be an early portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach from his Weimar years. A posthumous inscription reads: the famous organist and organ-builder Bach, died 28 July 1750.4yr ⋅ MusicforaWhile_ ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Flatmate told me to move her flutes to my room if I put up a drying rack up in hers. Am I doing this right?1yr ⋅ findus361 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I colorized the photo of Shostakovich with a cat. Thought you guys might like it!5yr ⋅ mullet-dad ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I’m taking a different approach to train perfect pitch by using some of my favorite classical pieces, it has worked pretty well so far.3yr ⋅ Cr1ymson ⋅ r/classicalmusic
My goal with this recital is to scare away as many people as possible.7yr ⋅ jleightcap ⋅ r/classicalmusic
What classical pieces fit the criteria (≈100 bpm)? I can only think of Mozart's 40th Symphony.5yr ⋅ Cavie_lemon ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Schubert meeting Beethoven on his deathbed in 1827. Schubert was also one of the several torch bearers at Beethoven's funeral.6yr ⋅ FromDistantLands ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today, I spent a little time putting together the lifespans of 40 major classical music composers from Baroque era to modern era, in a chronological order. Following this chart, I made 10 observations (in comment).5yr ⋅ johnesto ⋅ r/classicalmusic
rise and shine, shostakovich junkies: bso just released their latest album. symphonies 6 & 7, along with incidental music from “king lear”. sounds fantastic!5yr ⋅ bustogab ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Erik Satie visiting Claude Debussy (photograph taken in Debussy's home, circa 1911)7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Leonard Bernstein conducting a rehearsal of Mahler's Symphony No. 2 at Blossom Music Center in July, 1970. It was his only appearance with the Cleveland Orchestra; a benefit for the recently constructed summer home of the Orchestra. (Photo: Peter Hastings)3yr ⋅ steinweg ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Been cleaning out my Papa's library and its safe to say that he was truly a classical music nerd.. I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to this genre but i have a great appreciation for it because of him.4yr ⋅ ItsMima ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Digital rendering of the two known daguerreotypes of Frederic Chopin4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Colorized composer, part deux: Sibelius after reaching his final form.7yr ⋅ Creedelback ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A somewhat unimpressed-looking Debussy, probably imagining a nice nap.5yr ⋅ SwedishPianist ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today's colorized composer is Giacomo Puccini (wearing a hat!) sitting in the car that nearly killed him.7yr ⋅ Creedelback ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Glenn Gould's piano chair that was created by his father, which allowed him to to sit very low and pull down on the keys, rather than striking them from above. He used this chair for the rest of his life and took it with him almost everywhere. It is on display at the National Library of Canada.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A very clear score indication. To be performed in Toronto on March 18th.7yr ⋅ gotarist ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Herbert von Karajan on his yacht (1967) (x-post /r/oldschoolcool)6yr ⋅ Stevenup7002 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Philip Glass Taking a Nap Philip Glass Taking a Nap Philip Glass Taking a Nap Philip Glass Taking a Nap7yr ⋅ DoktorSpooky ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Is it just me or does Bela Bartok look a bit like David Bowie?7yr ⋅ kierkegaardashians ⋅ r/classicalmusic
The elusive Ophicleide, a brass instrument later succeeded by the Tuba6yr ⋅ ElectricSquid7 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Fort Wayne Philharmonic Management seeks to gut orchestra in draconian power grab3yr ⋅ Defcon91 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today's colorized composer is Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (not to be confused with Samuel Taylor Coleridge the poet whose portrait would be out of place in a classical music forum)7yr ⋅ Creedelback ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Happy birthday, Reddit! I've made yet another mangling of the song for the occasion. Have fun sightreading, all!8yr ⋅ kongming819 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Of all the spots which need fingering in Prok 7 1st Mov, this is what my edition chose.3yr ⋅ jlouie88 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I saw a pic of Chopin manuscript doodles on this sub. I thought I would put up one I saw in Francisco Guerau’s manuscript.3yr ⋅ Exciting_Sherbert32 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
For Saturday's colorized composers: see a set of symphonic superstars, Sousa and Saint-Saens, standing around San Francisco circa 1915.7yr ⋅ Creedelback ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Merry Christmas and Happy Birthday to Alexander Scriabin! Here is my first attempt at colorizing!6yr ⋅ TacThunder ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Saint-Saens with his dog Dalila, who he was reportedly very attached to.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Many of these countries and minutes came from you, so I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to you and to this whole community! Thank you!5yr ⋅ SwedishPianist ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I sketched one of my favorite composers, Ravel, as practice. Can anyone recommend me some other composers whose music I might like?6yr ⋅ ajosiebee ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Sergei Rachmaninoff having a miserable time with some lady friends.9yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today. New York. With Valery Gergiev and Wynton Marsalis #denismatsuev #matsuev #gergiev #newyork #jazzlincolncenter #wyntonmarsalis5yr ⋅ denismatsuev ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Results of the poll for Ranking Bruckner’s Symphonies! Thanks to all who voted!1yr ⋅ troopie91 ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A selection of a few composers' treble clefs. What happened Beethoven...?10yr ⋅ skelmins ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Circular chant manuscript from the Salve Radix Motets for Henry VIII (Southern Netherlands, 1516)6yr ⋅ mpdehnel ⋅ r/classicalmusic
