Wow, huh? You too? That song is wonderful.Jonluw said:Hnnng, I love that song.vrbtny said:But I see your Lord of the Rings track, and raise you
It isn't as Epic as your piece, but, by god. If it isn't the prettiest song in the entirety of existence.
It makes me want to just live in a picturesque village with grassy fields and jovial wizards in horse carriages.
Who doesn't?vrbtny said:Wow, huh? You too? That song is wonderful.Jonluw said:Hnnng, I love that song.
It makes me want to just live in a picturesque village with grassy fields and jovial wizards in horse carriages.
I wish people knew music history better. The Classical and Romantic Era is not largely instrumental. Is there a lot of instrumental music? Yes. Largely? No. The Classical and Romantic Era is the time of some of the most exciting vocal music: Italian Bel Canto Opera, Schubert Lieder, Wagner, Oratorio, Choral Music. And the most popular music of the transition from classical to romantic was Rossini not Beethoven.God said:Well considering my favorite music comes from the Classical and Romance Era's, which was largely instrumental, yes, I do in fact enjoy instrumental music.
I am sorry that I don't give to shits about vocal music from those era's. I listen to largely instrumental, thus from those era's it's "largely instrumental" to me. Regardless of it being largest part or not, to me it's the largest part simply because it's the only part I care about.trooper6 said:I wish people knew music history better. The Classical and Romantic Era is not largely instrumental. Is there a lot of instrumental music? Yes. Largely? No. The Classical and Romantic Era is the time of some of the most exciting vocal music: Italian Bel Canto Opera, Schubert Lieder, Wagner, Oratorio, Choral Music. And the most popular music of the transition from classical to romantic was Rossini not Beethoven.God said:Well considering my favorite music comes from the Classical and Romance Era's, which was largely instrumental, yes, I do in fact enjoy instrumental music.
Aha, i was clicking the link thinking "Oh this will be String Quartet for sure", it's an awesome band. I love hearing tons of classic songs remade in a string quartet. "After The Gold Rush" is abseloutely amazing.Cheesus333 said:Absolutely. Especially instrumental covers of songs that have lyrics to begin with, such as the work of this fine group [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMfuS-XGP4M].
Electronic music; sans lyrics; is still considered instrumental. It doesn't matter if someone is using a guitar, a piano, an oboe, or a mixing deck. They're still using a musical instrument.Vault101 said:Electronic?....Jonluw said:[Vault101 said:well...not nessicaryly instrumental..but i like music without vocals just fine
How is music without vocals anything but instrumental?
on a somwhat related note bad lyrics can really ruin good music
case in point
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