I love Wagners, siegfrieds funeral march. Could have picked a better title though XD I als enjoyed: Ride of the valkiries by Wagner, Tchaikovsky's 4th symphony (4th movement), The 1812 overture And more then a few more.
Many of my favorites are found here and here. However everything there isn't strictly classical music.
To narrow things down let's name a few: 1812 Overture, O Fortuna, Moonlight Sonata, Four Seasons (Winter), Ride of the Valkyries, Fur Elise and Flight of the Bumblebee.
To be honest, my preference in classical music isn't specific.. I love it all.
I prefer anything coming from Vivaldi. I have a CD with Vivaldi songs played by a guitar accompagnied by an orchestra (I love guitar music, and combinated with Vivaldi = <3), another CD from Vivaldi's concerto rustico.. and of course Epica's Classical Conspiracy album that has for example the Presto (Summer) from Vivaldi's Four seasons. It also contains Epica's version of In the Hall of the Mountain King, Ombra Mai Fu, and a sublime Stabat Mater Dolorosa.
There was a symphony and each part of it was a different animal. The sounds each described different animals. For example, an elephant would be deep and slow, and birds would be high and fast. Does anybody know who wrote it, or what its called?
There was a symphony and each part of it was a different animal. The sounds each described different animals. For example, an elephant would be deep and slow, and birds would be high and fast. Does anybody know who wrote it, or what its called?
I've had to work with that several times, both for my lessons and music in school. Unfortunately I can't remember the name D:
There was a symphony and each part of it was a different animal. The sounds each described different animals. For example, an elephant would be deep and slow, and birds would be high and fast. Does anybody know who wrote it, or what its called?
Thanks.
Are you talking about The Carnival of the Animals?
