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If you want "classical" do it properly

Posted by andy evans on October 23, 2024 at 02:54:31:
None of the pastiches of classical music work for me and this is one of the more awful ones.

The way to do it is to start from scratch and create a new "classical" sounding piece.

Here's a brilliant example from Brad Mehldau with a lot of Scriabin in it. I can't find the original on YT but here's a fairly good version. A few pianists now play this with the score.