did you just say classical music is boring?! (playlist)

MUSIC TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s] 00:00 waltz from 'masquerade' suite (khachaturian) [la scala philharmonic orchestra/daniel harding] 03:34 devil's trill sonata: iv. allegro assai (tartini) [ray chen/amsterdam sinfonietta] 10:44 swan lake: spanish dance (tchaikovsky) [symphony orchestra of the józef marcin zebrowski music school] 13:29 the four seasons: summer, presto (vivaldi) [giuliano carmignola and orchestra] 15:58 1812 overture: finale (tchaikovsky) [maggio musicale florentino/guardia di finanza/zubin mehta] 19:55 badinerie (bach) [art of sound and vision] 21:15 elfentanz (popper) [anastasia kobekina/orchestre de chambre nouvelle europe] 24:01 revolutionary etude (chopin) [musicalbasics] 26:21 wilde jagd (liszt) [evgeny kissin] 31:08 moonlight sonata, 3rd movement 'presto agitato' (beethoven) [valentina lisitsa] 37:57 moment musicaux no. 4 in e minor (rachmaninov) [nikolai lugansky] 40:43 scarbo (ravel) [hamelin] 49:08 warrior's song, poco maestoso (heller) [jan vermeulen] 51:20 toccata and fugue in d minor (bach) [hannes kästner]

Imagine that people who lived in these times mostly heard their favourite opera/song/filcharmony only like one or three times in their entire lives

Boring?! Imagine Tom & Jerry or Looney Tunes WITHOUT the classical music.

Me: "Ill listen to some classical music while studying so i can concentrate better" Also me 2 sec later with Masquerade: 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

Me: Puts this on to help focus on homework Also me 5 minutes later: "I must find out what this song is called or I will die"

Classical music is not boring, but people have a tendency to make it boring by listening only to the same calming pieces, putting the volume really low etc.

As a Kid my father often put on classical music in the car and got us to try and create stories based on the emotions we felt from the music. I like to think of that as one of the sparks to my creativity growing up

People just don't understand how lucky they are to be born this days,so that they can listen to this masterpiece no matter which part of society class they are.

I've been procrastinating a lot lately and I've been really stressed because of schoolwork. I've been looking for a playlist and this really helped me. I got some work done so thank you!

I'm reading a book while listening to this, and right when a character sadly died, the music became really joyful and exciting :(

There can be boring classical music. But that can also be said for every genre of music. There will always be boring artists with boring music, but there will also be a lot of greats.

I adore classical music so dearly. It's fascinating that the music speaks for itself without using words.

Everyone loves classical music, whether they realise it or not. When a scene in a movie set to classical music moves you to tears & gives you goosebumps, it's the music. The scene is just giving the viewer a scenario.

“Did you just call Classical music boring?!” *Lacrimosa starts playing*

Classical music is like learning math. It's not boring if you're not biased and your teacher(composer) is good.

The dark academia community is so beautiful... It makes you feel peaceful even in the hardest times ❤

Music back then wasn't words, but it was more like a vision. When you hear most classical music you can imagine a story or a place even that is the beauty of it compared to most modern music

Something that a lot of people don't realize, is that classical music gets better and better the more you listen to it. The pieces in this playlist are very smartly selected, because they are more catchy than others, hence they appeal to newcomers, but as you dive into classical music more, you will understand the utter beauty of works like the Beethoven Quartets, the Bach Passions and Keyboard works, the Mozart Piano Concertos and so on. These pieces are like great books, you can truly lose yourself in them, only to find yourself in this process. It's so much more than mere entertainment, because it brings forward a truth that only music can reveal.

I personally like heavier music. Such as rock, grunge, and metal. However, I think classical music is probably some of the most of emotional music out there. I've played flute for the past 6 years and haven't really listened to classical until recently and it truly is quite amazing.

That beat drop at 10:21 was incredible. I actually said “no f*cking way.” and the build up before it 👏 didn’t even know it was a build u