Large-Scale Orchestral- Classical through Modern Periods (But Not Necessarily Limited to That) <nt> - Todd Krieger

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Topic - Out of a wide classical collection, which genre do you favour? - John C. - Aussie 13:07:23 02/23/04 (38)

Large-Scale Orchestral- Classical through Modern Periods (But Not Necessarily Limited to That) <nt> - Todd Krieger 20:32:49 02/24/04 (0)

You mean this week? - M. Lucky 11:22:57 02/24/04 (1)

LOL, point taken - John C. - Aussie 17:34:25 02/24/04 (0)

Depends on many things, including mood. - Auricle 10:04:04 02/24/04 (3)

Auricle, I like your posts, but if you had to pick one, what's your answer? nt - Records R Black 10:35:23 02/24/04 (2)

Re: Auricle, I like your posts, but if you had to pick one, what's your answer? nt - Auricle 15:02:51 02/24/04 (1)

Well, I tried. - Records R Black 08:19:02 02/25/04 (0)

Re: Out of a wide classical collection, which genre do you favour? - Chuck Y 08:33:12 02/24/04 (0)

It's strange but orchestral for me - Records R Black 08:09:06 02/24/04 (0)

Thats like asking which of your children do you like best. nt. - Corbu 22:34:51 02/23/04 (0)

The long, wonderful Choral (christian) tradition, and singing of ALL kinds - Timbo in Oz 20:30:05 02/23/04 (0)

Chamber music of any era for me - Feanor 18:56:45 02/23/04 (0)

Opera is the pinnacle of Western music - SR 18:12:04 02/23/04 (12)

Re: Opera is the pinnacle of Western music - LowFiRon 21:18:37 02/26/04 (0)

Opera is the early form of film - Corbu 21:17:36 02/24/04 (0)

Follow up: Which opera story is the silliest & which the most gripping? - John C. - Aussie 14:55:48 02/24/04 (3)

Il Trovatore: silly: Otello: gripping. - Records R Black 10:10:09 02/26/04 (0)

Re: Follow up: Which opera story is the silliest & which the most gripping? - JefferyK 16:08:44 02/24/04 (1)

Re: Follow up: Which opera story is the silliest & which the most gripping? - bublitchki 01:49:32 03/04/04 (0)

so, it has been a sloopery slop since then.....? nt - Ruben 20:51:58 02/23/04 (1)

Since When ? I don't recall using a date (nt) - SR 10:53:45 02/24/04 (0)

Yes, opera it is...then choral - chicagomike 20:36:39 02/23/04 (0)

eh? - Timbo in Oz 20:28:10 02/23/04 (2)

Re: eh? - SR 11:09:19 02/24/04 (1)

Re: eh? - Tim Bailey 15:18:08 02/24/04 (0)

Piano Recital - AGM 18:00:35 02/23/04 (0)

Chamber music - dvb 17:47:01 02/23/04 (2)

Re: Chamber music - Bob Neill 09:07:10 02/26/04 (0)

Yes! nt - clarkjohnsen 08:20:46 02/24/04 (0)

My approach is the opposite - Moldog 17:30:50 02/23/04 (0)

Neo-Romantic Orchestral... - SE 15:39:20 02/23/04 (1)

Same here - Max 17:18:29 02/23/04 (0)

Mainly orchestral and opera for me... - Russell 15:30:37 02/23/04 (0)

mood dependent - Maxxfell 15:14:29 02/23/04 (2)

and result of searching composers I don't know already . . . - JDL-N 01:58:30 02/24/04 (0)

Re: mood dependent -- Agree - revjac 15:37:21 02/23/04 (0)

Chamber, no question it's the best! Next, piano. nt - clarkjohnsen 13:36:09 02/23/04 (0)

Opera first. Beethoven second.... - JefferyK 13:22:22 02/23/04 (0)

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