Woebot
Well-known member
I'm talking about the really essential stuff. And things which would appeal to those weaned at the underbelly of Pop Kulcha. (Folk like U and me)
• Beethoven's late String Quartets. Dark innit![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
• Bach's Brandenburg Concerto. Cosmic, baby.
•*Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. Proto Avant-Garde.
• Stravinsky. Music for two people on Piano. Proto Steve Reich.
• Bartok's Third Symphony. Boom pizzicato.
• Ravel's Violin String Quartet. Totally romantic existential stuff stuff.
• Britten. Tenor for Trio, Horn and Strings. Slots right into the opening chapter of the UK Dark Folk thing.
Thoughts please. And if people are erudite enough to reccommend actual performances (orchestras, conductors, performers, years) to qualify the choice of recording, then bully.
• Beethoven's late String Quartets. Dark innit
• Bach's Brandenburg Concerto. Cosmic, baby.
•*Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. Proto Avant-Garde.
• Stravinsky. Music for two people on Piano. Proto Steve Reich.
• Bartok's Third Symphony. Boom pizzicato.
• Ravel's Violin String Quartet. Totally romantic existential stuff stuff.
• Britten. Tenor for Trio, Horn and Strings. Slots right into the opening chapter of the UK Dark Folk thing.
Thoughts please. And if people are erudite enough to reccommend actual performances (orchestras, conductors, performers, years) to qualify the choice of recording, then bully.