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Taking a page from http://well-temperedforum.grou...0004433/m/2123967397 ... Who are your “top 5” composers and why? Feel free to set your own criteria, be it “top 5” for influence or enjoyability, “top 5” in general or in a specific genre of your choosing, etc.
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
In no order... Rachmaninoff Ravel Schumann Beethoven Bach
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Beatification Candidate |
Mine is a selfish list - those who have created pieces that I so enjoyed practicing and performing - either as a bassoonist or singer. Copland Lauridson Rachmaninoff Arneson Gershwin
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
I'll have to work on the why, but... Domenico Scarlatti J. S. Bach Telemann Monteverdi I'm still thinking of who is 5th. Maybe... Tomas Luis de Victoria Go for Baroque!
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Minor Deity |
Hard for me as I like certain pieces from composers, but not all. Will have to think some more. It has changed from when I was younger...
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Minor Deity |
I’m guessing mine are a little different. Joplin, (Scott not Janice) Charles L Johnson Joseph lamb James P Johnson Artie Matthews | |||
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Foregoing Vacation to Post |
John and Paul Elton Buckingham, McVie, Nicks CSN (and sometimes Y) Guaraldi And honorable mention for Doug Joplin (Janis, not Janice). | |||
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Bach Sibelius Jarrett Gershwin Lowell George
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Serial origamist Has Achieved Nirvana |
Well, if that's the way y'all are gonna be... Hooker Clapton Brubeck Davis Klugh Becker & Fagan Lennon & McCartney Zevon Morrison (Van, not Jim) Sting
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Stephen Sondheim Stephen Schwartz Jim Croce Amy Ray and Emily Saliers Lin-Manuel Miranda (And, of course, John and Paul) | |||
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Mozart and Bach (in order) because each defined an era. I can't choose three more because my other favorites tend to be diverse and relatively obscure, e.g. John Dowland. | |||
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Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana |
Interesting choice... I might substitute Gram Parsons but I'd certainly be OK with Lowell George. Classical list of my personal top 5: Brahms - just so beautiful Ravel - always loved his piano pieces, wish I had ginormous hands so I could play them Copland - my favorite thing to accompany are his "old American Songs" Haydn - so much fun to play Handel - "Messiah" was a transcendental experience for me when I first heard it live. I still love hearing/singing it. My personal top 5 popular (as of today): Joni Mitchell Nanci Griffith John Stewart Ry Cooder The Fratellis These lists could change completely based on my mood and memory if you were to ask me the same question tomorrow. | |||
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czarina Has Achieved Nirvana |
Brahms Schubert Britten Elgar Mozart
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I forgot Joni Mitchel. d'oh
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