haven't posted any new Literally Classical Older School JRPG in a while: here's "Ruins of Athens: The Chorus of Dervishes" by Beethoven as "Boss Battle: Magnificent"
I favor less-known composers for this collection where possible; but this piece, I feel, is not too well-known despite being by Beethoven
Is anyone/does anyone on the fedi know string instrument players ( #cello mainly, but also #violin ) in #London (UK) interested in joining a #StringQuartet? Alternatively is any almost-quartet looking for a #viola player?
Asking for partner :)
Is anyone/does anyone on the fedi know string instrument players ( #cello mainly, but also #violin ) in #London (UK) interested in joining a #StringQuartet? Alternatively is any almost-quartet looking for a #viola player?
Asking for partner :)
Put on Grand Waltz in A Major by Francisco Tarrega to lull everyone into a false sense of security and then inflict a panic attack on everyone who was alive in the year 2000 several measures in https://musescore.com/user/19710/scores/31600967
Just over a year ago, I decided to start memorising classical guitar repertoire instead of simply noodling along from scores. It was challenging at first, but has gotten consistently easier with repetition. Here's what I have under my fingers so far (i.e. could play blindfolded):
J.S. Bach
Fernando Sor
Julián Arcas
Franciso Tárrega
Miguel Llobet
Augustín Barrios Mangoré
Federico Torroba
Heitor Villa-Lobos
Manuel Ponce
Antonio Lauro
Leo Brouwer
Next, I plan to add the remaining movements of Torroba's Sonatina. I also want to add some Pujol.
This is fun!
