R-A-N-M-A wrote:I would like to give the no contest nod to Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 which may well be the finest piece of music ever written.
Agreed.
Agreed on both parts, seen the beer commercial? I bet hes turning in his grave. The same can be said about the "drink milk love life" songlordoftheburrito wrote:Carl Orff's Carmina Burana is one of the best classical pieces ever, although the song O Fortuna gets a little too much attention, IMO.
pink_hedgehog wrote:Agreed on both parts, seen the beer commercial? I bet hes turning in his grave. The same can be said about the "drink milk love life" songlordoftheburrito wrote:Carl Orff's Carmina Burana is one of the best classical pieces ever, although the song O Fortuna gets a little too much attention, IMO.![]()
Oh and mmmmm burritos *drools*
Zakuroneko wrote:There will always be a special spot in my heart for Gustav Holst. I've enjoyed all the movements of The Planets that I have heard and I've played both of his Suites for Military Band and love them both (although I prefer the First Suite).
Whoever mentioned Holst earlier...you're not alone.

Reigna wrote:Zakuroneko wrote:There will always be a special spot in my heart for Gustav Holst. I've enjoyed all the movements of The Planets that I have heard and I've played both of his Suites for Military Band and love them both (although I prefer the First Suite).
Whoever mentioned Holst earlier...you're not alone.
Agreed. I love Jupiter and Mars, those are probably two of the more popular movements too.
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