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• AngeldeEthos wrote:
  September 2009

  These days I'm listening the piano concerto no.1 by Bartók and it's really really amazing. Listen it!!

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• Gamester wrote:
  August 2009

  Hey! Check out the new "American Classical Music" group! Join if you like! :o)

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• Nisstyre56 wrote:
  August 2009

  I made this new group for fans of Impressionist music, the other two on Last.fm are a bit...lacking, to say it nicely. http://www.last.fm/group/Impressionist+Music

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• thelonging wrote:
  August 2009

  If anyone enjoys piano based dreams then please check out this http://www.last.fm/music/Felixdroid/Odd+Dots+and+Squiggles/Piano+Improvisation+1+(Ava)

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• grinderella wrote:
  July 2009

  what about Jean-Frederic Perrenoud? can't he be associated with the group?

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• HinZ3 wrote:
  July 2009

  Hello everybody, just wanted to share with you a short piece I composed for string orchestra, tell me what you think;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-ym2jYQnBQ

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• Tarkovsky86 wrote:
  July 2009

  I created a group in honor of Vladimir Sofronitsky. Join http://www.lastfm.es/group/Vladimir+Sofronitsky

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• Gamester wrote:
  June 2009

  Hey! Check out the new group: "Richard Strauss"! Join if you like! :o)

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• Gotlandchamber wrote:
  May 2009

  Hello, check out our profile and also visit www.gotlandchamber.se , You can also be our friend at www.myspace.com/gotlandchamber Welcome!

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• Gotlandchamber wrote:
  May 2009

  Hello! If you are a fan of chamber music you are welcome to Gotland Chamber Music Festival 2009! Welcome to the 24:th edition of Gotland Chamber Music Festival in 2009! Line up: Malena Ernman, Jeanette Köhn, Katarina Henryson,Sarah Riedel,Mikael Samuelson, oland Pöntinen, Staffan Scheja, Gregory Ahss,Andrej Power, Hugo Ticciati, Daniel Blendulf, Svante Henryson, Georg Riedel, Emil Jonason,Mats bergström, Avri Levitan, Beatus, Gemma and more... As usually it takes place in week 31, July 27:th - July 31:th on the beautiful Swedish island of Gotland in the middle of the baltic sea.

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• gartenkunst wrote:
  April 2009

  You are invited: http://www.last.fm/group/Susan+Boyle?setlang=en :)

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• LefShoDrummer wrote:
  April 2009

  If you like the Rite of Spring then read Van Den Toorn. The UCSB professor was bar tending in Boston when he wrote a book on the Rite of Spring that revolutionized how theorists viewed the piece and had colleges from across the globe trying to give him a free ride. Personally, I prefer the Symphony of Psalms.

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• HectorMurrieta wrote:
  April 2009

  Hello! Just uploaded tracks from my 1st CD, "De Oriente a Occidente: Musica del Siglo XX" for classical guitar - music by Takemitsu, Villa-Lobos, Brouwer and Chavez. Hope you enjoy it. Cheers!

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• alleseter wrote:
  April 2009

  There's a nice article on The Rite of Spring on the AllmusicGuide: http://blog.allmusic.com/2009/3/27/augurs-of-spring-some-anecdotes-of-stravinskys-le-sacre-du-printemps/

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• LongLiveTheD wrote:
  March 2009

  Radiohead on 2nd place makes me giggle

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• onthesnapsis wrote:
  March 2009

  "Barış, savaşın yokluğu değil, ruhun kuvvetinden kaynaklanan bir erdemdir" Spinoza

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• alleseter wrote:
  March 2009

  The Rite of Spring is quite unique, but you might try 'The Miraculous Mandarin' by Béla Bartók, Amériques by Edgard Varèse or Sensemayá by Silvestre Revueltas for pieces with similar intensity, orchestral power and rhythmic drive. The best follow-up in my opinion, however, is Stravinsky's own 'Les Noces', especially the recording by the Pokrovsky Ensemble.

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• KazetNagorra wrote:
  March 2009

  I really like "The Rite of Spring", is there a work with the same intensity by a different composer I should know about?

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• __Lis__ wrote:
  March 2009

  I bet you will be very surprised in almost each and every group on Last.fm. Don't forget to leave your caustic remarks there.

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• __Lis__ wrote:
  March 2009

  iaix, I really like how you don't know anything about this website, but already are complaining and being sarcastic. So, I'll tell you a secret, the first chart is about music that is scrobbled by group members, and the second chart is about music scrobbled by group members unique for this group.

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