Who is your music legend?
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTev4R ... tx8z1e87fQ
I can't believe this channel wasn't mentioned yet; None of y'all are proper nerds.
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Pedantically, of those, only Beethoven could be considered classical (although I'd say he's a Romantic composer). The rest are later than the Classical period (especially Joplin).dxu46 wrote:I wouldn't exactly classify Joplin as classical...Tailsfan101 wrote:Classically speaking...
1. Scott Joplin
2. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
3. Georges Bizet
4. Ludwig van Beethoven
5. Gioacchino Rossini
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Beethoven was the transition between Classical and Romantic. Also, I'd argue that Rossini was more classical than romantic, though his later works could be argued for either way.UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:Pedantically, of those, only Beethoven could be considered classical (although I'd say he's a Romantic composer). The rest are later than the Classical period (especially Joplin).dxu46 wrote:I wouldn't exactly classify Joplin as classical...Tailsfan101 wrote:Classically speaking...
1. Scott Joplin
2. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
3. Georges Bizet
4. Ludwig van Beethoven
5. Gioacchino Rossini
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A man passes through this world, leaving behind a name.
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wait lol this is the video that 2 set violin did one of their videos onMagikarpmaster629 wrote:
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But you usually don't think of him as Classicaldxu46 wrote:Beethoven was the transition between Classical and Romantic.

True, that's pretty arguabledxu46 wrote:Also, I'd argue that Rossini was more classical than romantic, though his later works could be argued for either way.
Side note: No one's mentioned PDQ Bach yet?
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Today in U.S. History the documentary we were watching had Scott Joplin's Pineapple Rag in it...and no one noticed... 
EDIT: And it's even more sad, because Scott Joplin was from St. Louis...

EDIT: And it's even more sad, because Scott Joplin was from St. Louis...
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1.Chopin
2. Rachmaninoff
3.Prokofiev
4. Jay Chou
5. Teresa teng
2. Rachmaninoff
3.Prokofiev
4. Jay Chou
5. Teresa teng
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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.
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