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 Post subject: Can you all suggest some dark classical piano pieces-YSI?
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So I play the piano, but rarely do I even attempt the classical stuff, because mainly my skill just isn't there. Last Sunday Muse was on Subterranean on MTV2, and Matt suggested how he played classical dark pieces growing up. His one suggestion was some "Piano Concerto 3" by a name I just couldn't understand. I want some very dark, classical piano songs/pieces, please. If you can YSI, that would be even better. Thanks!
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Hm. I'm going to have to think about this, I know I have some in my collection. Probably in the soundtrack section...

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some Ravel, maybe?

Pretty easy to play as well.

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Ravel's pretty awesome

but my faves are still Satie and Debussy
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Ravel's pretty awesome

but my faves are still Satie and Debussy


I second Debussy.

Not familiar with Satie though.

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 Post subject: Re: Can you all suggest some dark classical piano pieces-YSI?
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DMB04 Wrote:
So I play the piano, but rarely do I even attempt the classical stuff, because mainly my skill just isn't there. Last Sunday Muse was on Subterranean on MTV2, and Matt suggested how he played classical dark pieces growing up. His one suggestion was some "Piano Concerto 3" by a name I just couldn't understand. I want some very dark, classical piano songs/pieces, please. If you can YSI, that would be even better. Thanks!


Was it Rachmaninoff? His Piano Concertos 1-4 are pretty brooding, plus stuff like "Isle Of The Dead."

I can never remember the names of classical pieces or I'd be a bigger help.
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DMB04 Wrote:
So I play the piano, but rarely do I even attempt the classical stuff, because mainly my skill just isn't there. Last Sunday Muse was on Subterranean on MTV2, and Matt suggested how he played classical dark pieces growing up. His one suggestion was some "Piano Concerto 3" by a name I just couldn't understand. I want some very dark, classical piano songs/pieces, please. If you can YSI, that would be even better. Thanks!


Was it Rachmaninoff? His Piano Concertos 1-4 are pretty brooding, plus stuff like "Isle Of The Dead."

I can never remember the names of classical pieces or I'd be a bigger help.


When I typed Concerto 3 into Soulseek Rach's name came up and that's what I grabbed. Thanks for the replies, guys.
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Don't know if he would be considered all that dark but I'd try Philip Glass.
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Dark eh? Try Max Richter...

http://www.maxrichter.com/
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DMB04 Wrote:
So I play the piano,


what?

why hasn't some girl snatched you up yet?

(can't help you with the classical pieces... mogwai's got a lot of great moody piano parts, but i'm sure that's not what you're looking for.)

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How about the haunting Erik Satie-ish piano-tinkler "Sentimenal Walk" from the film 'Diva' ? Very easy to play.

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red Wrote:
DMB04 Wrote:
So I play the piano,


what?

why hasn't some girl snatched you up yet?

(can't help you with the classical pieces... mogwai's got a lot of great moody piano parts, but i'm sure that's not what you're looking for.)


That isn't something I usually talk about because my skills aren't all that. Though, I do remember telling you I played the first time we met. You're right...I'm the ultimate catch though. J/K.
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DMB04 Wrote:
Though, I do remember telling you I played the first time we met.


This means nothing. I'm lucky if I remember my name sometimes.

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DMB04 Wrote:
Though, I do remember telling you I played the first time we met.


This means nothing. I'm lucky if I remember my name sometimes.


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my suggestions:

camille saint-saenes - aquarium (from carnival of the animals)
harold budd - pulse pause repeat
gyorgy ligeti - musica ricercata
any of the etudes by rachmaninov

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