Don't. Insult. Ma. Boi. Jay. Chou.linzhiyan wrote:AHHHHHH, why Jay Chou!!!?????MattChina wrote:1.Chopin
2. Rachmaninoff
3.Prokofiev
4. Jay Chou
5. Teresa teng
Teresa Teng is good though, so I kinda forgive you for that.
Naying and Zheng Yuan are the best though.
Haha, too bad. You'll get along well with my sister though. She is the BIGGEST Jay Chou fan EVER!MadCow2357 wrote:Don't. Insult. Ma. Boi. Jay. Chou.linzhiyan wrote:AHHHHHH, why Jay Chou!!!?????MattChina wrote:1.Chopin
2. Rachmaninoff
3.Prokofiev
4. Jay Chou
5. Teresa teng
Teresa Teng is good though, so I kinda forgive you for that.
Naying and Zheng Yuan are the best though.
Also, I'm going to have to change my top 5.
New List:
1. The Piano Guys
2. John Powell
3. Maroon 5
4. Avicii
5. Alan Walker
It's pretty tough...
lol, Nayings pretty good, I also listen to Harlem yu and leslie cheung sometimeslinzhiyan wrote:Haha, too bad. You'll get along well with my sister though. She is the BIGGEST Jay Chou fan EVER!MadCow2357 wrote:Don't. Insult. Ma. Boi. Jay. Chou.linzhiyan wrote: AHHHHHH, why Jay Chou!!!?????
Teresa Teng is good though, so I kinda forgive you for that.
Naying and Zheng Yuan are the best though.
Also, I'm going to have to change my top 5.
New List:
1. The Piano Guys
2. John Powell
3. Maroon 5
4. Avicii
5. Alan Walker
It's pretty tough...
Meh, I guess I kinda do...MattChina wrote:lol, Nayings pretty good, I also listen to Harlem yu and leslie cheung sometimeslinzhiyan wrote:Haha, too bad. You'll get along well with my sister though. She is the BIGGEST Jay Chou fan EVER!MadCow2357 wrote: Don't. Insult. Ma. Boi. Jay. Chou.
Also, I'm going to have to change my top 5.
New List:
1. The Piano Guys
2. John Powell
3. Maroon 5
4. Avicii
5. Alan Walker
It's pretty tough...
True...yxu08 wrote:I’m shocked that nobody has mentioned Dvorak yet. Hello people???
Elgar Enigma is better, 100%yxu08 wrote: Elgar E minor for cello (with Jacqueline du Pre playing obviously) is also one of the most beautiful pieces.
So is his Festive Overtureyxu08 wrote: Shosty symphonies are great, too.
Wienawski violin concerto no 2 was the source of my nightmares for many weeks...yxu08 wrote: Wieniawski is a must when you talk about romantic pieces. Tchaik, too
Speaking of which, do you think he'd allow us to play the final movement of the farewell symphony?yxu08 wrote: (guess who’s play Romeo and Juliet right now??? @dxu46).
Ugh, y'all string people...dxu46 wrote:True...yxu08 wrote:I’m shocked that nobody has mentioned Dvorak yet. Hello people???Elgar Enigma is better, 100%yxu08 wrote: Elgar E minor for cello (with Jacqueline du Pre playing obviously) is also one of the most beautiful pieces.So is his Festive Overtureyxu08 wrote: Shosty symphonies are great, too.Wienawski violin concerto no 2 was the source of my nightmares for many weeks...yxu08 wrote: Wieniawski is a must when you talk about romantic pieces. Tchaik, tooSpeaking of which, do you think he'd allow us to play the final movement of the farewell symphony?yxu08 wrote: (guess who’s play Romeo and Juliet right now??? @dxu46).
Uh, excuse you? With his E minor being one of the greatest cello concertos of all times? I know they're not the same themes, but Wieniawski's Variations are much better. Solo is great.dxu46 wrote:Elgar Enigma is better, 100%yxu08 wrote: Elgar E minor for cello (with Jacqueline du Pre playing obviously) is also one of the most beautiful pieces.
Oof that was a nightmare. I thought you'd take principal's because I didn't know what I was doing half the times. At least I wasn't first. I still think his 5 and 6 symphonies are better though.dxu46 wrote:So is his Festive Overtureyxu08 wrote: Shosty symphonies are great, too.
Yeah Wien 2 is kind of hard. Not the worst, though (Dvorak violin concerto...). I want to play Polonaisedxu46 wrote:Wieniawski violin concerto no 2 was the source of my nightmares for many weeks...yxu08 wrote: Wieniawski is a must when you talk about romantic pieces. Tchaik, too
Probably not. He's pretty opinionated, so he probably already has the whole program thought out. AND we're 2 months into rehearsal...dxu46 wrote:Speaking of which, do you think he'd allow us to play the final movement of the farewell symphony?yxu08 wrote: (guess who’s play Romeo and Juliet right now??? @dxu46).
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