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Willgregg10
can you recommend me some music by György Ligeti if I like the 2001: a space odyssey soundtrack?
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JustStyle
Ahoj Artran! This is how I changed my Library in 2019, returning all the Russian composers back to the original language and got sooo many albums and tracks in order. It was worth it. Hope you are alive and well (živ i zdrav) these days, so far away from home (daleko od domovine). Maybe Taipei has already grown on you and feels like a second home. Enjoy the editing and opatruj se.
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Artran
поздрав! :-) Taiwan is a successful country and they managed to contain covid-19 very well, though many venues are unfortunately closed or restricted. Still, I'm homesick sometimes and miss "my" beautiful Prague with its aged history. But people are extremely kind here and nature is magnificent so I cannot complain. Moreover, classical music always brings me happiness :-) How it goes in your country. Just?
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JustStyle
Dear Artran, I didn't get the notification about your reply. I simply came here in a panslavic pedestrian manner and saw that you replied. So, I agree very much with: "it's the only feature worth it". I didn't expect anything less from Taiwan, that is really good to hear. We can't complain over here either, the health system has always been a strong point. Yes, it's wonderful, the invisible umbilical cord we have with our motherland, it is always there and I believe it goes both ways, I'm sure Praha misses you too... There is one more thing you probably can't complain about, the cuisine! "Kde domov můj, kde domov můj"... kdekoli jsou chutné knedlíky! Česká, Taiwan, mňam-mňam! :)
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Solskensmorgon
missa pange lingua. the ensemble organum recording of that is possibly the greatest music i have ever heard. but i really like other works too.. i think josquin's oeuvre is very strong overall.. how about you?
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Erkan-Yilmaz
Happy 12th scrobbling anniversary today, Jan! ... Wouldn't you agree, how quick time passed by listening to nice music ? ... May you have even more such musical cake days
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Erkan-Yilmaz
Nice, you have got hold of your ">65k scrobbles" personal record :-) ... I saw you in the "Discovery Leaderboard" section (July 10-16), you are at #3 place there (I am in the Scrobble LB): last DOT fm/user/classicalbird/listening-report/week ... How is life on your position of the Earth these days, still in Taiwan? I assume you also avoid public crowds recently in these pandemic times, as we also here in the German side of the EU ... Stay safe and let us wash our hands as often as possible - and go on with enjoying songs unstressed in the meantime, Jan
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Artran
I've stopped using Spotify lately and returned back to my own collection of classical music in Foobar. Partly because I want less scattered and more focused listening experience and party because I started to meticulously tag my music to the point of individual compositions, information about them, their composers and performances. It's a lot of work but for a classical music fanatic in me worth it. To have option to go through composer's list of compositions sorted by the year of creation, to see in a well arranged way how was string quartet developed throug time or to have possibility to list several performances of individual Mozart sonatas is sweet and far beyond what can Spotify currently offer.
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JustStyle
Hello and thank you for the follow back. Wonderful compatibility. I hope you don’t mind me asking a question right away, I was wandering – how well known is Adam Michna z Otradovic in his homeland, compared to the world famous Czech composers? Is he on the list of the great ones, at least? Anyway, if you find this question tiresome, forget it and have a nice day. Pozdrav
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Artran
Hi JustStyle, nice compatibility indeed. Concerning Adam Michna, he is, as far as I know, considered as an important poet (together with Bedřich Bridel) rather than a composer comparable with, for example, Černohorský, Brixi or Zelenka. That being said, I like his music quite a lot. It has this simple yet hearty sound. But I didn't studied classical music, but bohemistics, and this could gave me this more literary angle.
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JustStyle
Very nice to meet you, Artran, and thank you for the insights on our Adam Michna… I find his music so unbelievably beautiful, it might be the gentlest baroque I have ever heard and I’m still in some kind of trance after listening to Loutna česká for the first time. I’m glad that he made a poet’s list (and in mind, he is among the Czech composing giants). Thanks again, enjoy the music and pozdrav z Bělehradu do Prahy.
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JustStyle
Haha, поздрав! :) Hey, this is a completely new dimension, including the text! I had no idea it was so mystical, no wonder I liked it, not knowingly. Yes, I understand a lot, for instance, in Serbian it would be called ‘Češka lutnja’, you see, very similar. Duhovna nevesta, ženik, svadbeni prsten, svadbeni dan, Duša, Nebo, nebeski, milost – all these proto-Slavic words we have in common (and that is just from Předmluva). Thanks for this wonderful page! I’ve read on his wiki page that in 2014. the complete violin part was found in the historical library, some 360 years later… I urge every Czech not to throw away any paper, ever - může to být Adamův takt / to može biti Adamov takt. :)
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Artran
I follow only people who have sensible numbers in the library. I can't get how someone could listen more than thirty thousand tracks of classical music in a year (which is a huge number by itself). I listen classical music a lot, usually at work and honestly, sometimes I don't even know what I'm listening. But it's like pre-mapping a field, so later that day, at my commute or before the sleep, and then at the weekend I try to go back to the works which somehow struck me during my busy hours and listen them carefully. But still, I feel guilt, because I should listen classical music even more carefully, with better focus and stronger concentration... So, on Last.fm I want to compare myself with people and not with radios...
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Artran
Hi. I enjoy any music, which emotionally fulfill me, hence I would not call my charts academic, because it implies rational, scientific approach to listening and that does not correspond with my experience. I can listen any music from jazz to hip-hop (and I did), but sadly last.fm cannot separate genres effectively in library. And because classical music is for me the most important "genre", I scrobble only classical composers. On top of that, the classical music usually brings me the greatest delight.
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