Thanks for the info, that explains why I particularly like both of them.
Thanks for the suggestions! What's your favorite one?
If you have knowledge of music theory and some ear training you can appreciate this music on a much deeper, objective level. I know this because I used to play classical piano for a few years and although my ear sucks I can still appreciate some of the chord progressions and other tiny motifs in the music.
Among these I really like Hammerklavier and Ballade No. 4
True. I remember only liking the Beatles, grunge and alt rock really as a teen, but after I studied some musical theory in my early 20s, I became able to appreciate many other musical genres.
I can tell 70% of the time what note is being played when given a reference tone (C4). I hated interval training when I was younger lol
Damn, I know nothing about music theory, enjoying classical tho. I recently bought a digital piano and will try to learn
You don’t need to know music theory to enjoy classical. Start watching TwoSetViolin on YT, they’re kinda cringe but a good place to learn about classical music after you know the basics. Theory will help you understand the music rather than just feeling it
I already watch them once in a while
They got me really interested in classical music but their videos have become cringy lately. That and the foids in the comments simping for Brett and Eddy
Bhai
I think the 4th movement (Allegro con brio?) is the best one in the 7th
High IQ
I picked the first search result tbh ngl
Oh ok. I like Rousseau and Xaver Varnus’s version
Toccata and fugue
