Hm. Just gotta say thanks for the beautiful music. My sound stopped on Chrome and I spent 2 hours troubleshooting it. I kept playing this to see if it worked, and eventually, IT DID! Never realized how amazing piano music was ❤❤❤
Thanks for the entire collage and different style of compositions. In the list I knew Brian Crain and Yiruma for years, is a great lover of Ennio Morricone, and let's say a very nice version of Astor Piazzolla's "Oblivion" is included. Nice to hear them again. My exploration here is Luke Faulkner's works, love them all and heard the first time. The hardest to listen completely was 35th for me, oops!
Thank you for your feedback, can ile. We all have different tastes, and that's OK. We have favourites, too! We appreciate how thoughtfully you've phrased your comment, though. Thanks for helping us keep the comment section of our channel positive 😊 nothing wrong with saying a particular piece didn't catch your ear. Constructive criticism is always welcome - it's rude comments we just don't understand. Luckily, we have a fantastic community, as your comment proves! 🤗
Well, I know this is not contemporary, which I guess is considered to be post-industrialization period. But this is exactly what I was looking for. So thank you my man/woman.
Wow what an amazing sound! I love this kind of music so i stopped procrastination and started to put my own composition on RUclips! this music is just so inspiring ...
Who would of thought you’d actually find trolls on a classical music Chanel listen most people don’t really care about the fact it’s not actually contemporary or not it’s just good music so stop taking it out on halidon it’s a good arrangement so @HALIDONMUSIC thank you
It's not trolling to want to have a video accurately characterized for the people who are looking for _actual_ contemporary classical. If this were titled New Age and Minimalist Music, I wouldn't have batted an eye (nor would I have clicked on it). I'm here because I wanted to listen to something in a modernist style, with more than half a hope that some of the pieces might be new to me and give me some new directions for my listening. There's nothing for me here.
Eeh you must be new to the classical RUclips and classical music. I'll give you some advice - NEVER call something like Ludovici Einauldi "classical" because you'll get all the hardcores shouting you down because its what they do. "Minimalism" and "New Age" aren't really regarded as "classical" music in the same vein as something by Haydn for example, its more regarded as "pop" and easy listening piano a la Richard Clayderman et al. Most classical fans are *cunts* so will generally just tear you a new one if you call someone like Richard Clayderman classical. So in terms of "what is this", the title I guess should be "Minimalism and New Age" or "Easy listening Piano".
Thank you so much omgggg I spent an hour looking for ballade pour adeline! I didn't know the name!! It is me and my granddad's favorite, it's just so lovely
Tracklist from the description 1 Brian Crain: Song for Sienna 00:00 Ludovico Einaudi: 2 Nuvole bianche 03:55 3 Le onde 09:19 4 Nefeli 12:27 5 I giorni 16:12 6 Yiruma: River Flows in You 21:59 7 Max Richter: Written on the Sky 24:59 Ryuichi Sakamoto: 8 Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence 26:55 9 Energy Flow, Put your Hands Up, Intermezzo 30:33 10 Aqua, Untitled 42:31 Yann Tiersen: 11 Comptine d'un autre été, l'après-midi 49:48 12 Comptine d'un autre été No. 2 52:25 13 La valse d'Amélie 55:01 14 Porz Goret 58:15 15 Michael Nyman: The Heart Asks Pleasure First 1:02:05 Giorgio Costantini: 16 PianoPianoForte: Desert 1:04:36 17 PianoPianoForte: Elegia 1:08:30 Luke Faulkner: 18 Daydreaming 1:10:46 19 Hommage à Chopin 1:13:42 20 Midnight Waltz 1:17:20 21 Springtime 1:19:42 22 Philip Glass: Glassworks: No. 1, Opening 1:22:46 23 Richard Clayderman: Ballade pour Adeline 1:30:30 Alexander Litvinovsky: 24 Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": I. La Foret et la Riviere 1:35:51 25 Tales of the Magic Tree: XI, Lost in the Blossoming Gardens 1:38:38 26 Tales of the Magic Tree: IV, Spider Knows His Craft 1:42:54 Ennio Morricone: 27 Gabriel's Oboe (for cello and orchestra) 1:46:33 28 The Falls (for cello and orchestra) 1:49:03 29 A Fistful of Dollars / For a Few Dollars More / Once Upon a Time in the West / Duck, You Sucker! 1:52:25 Luis Bacalov 30 Il postino 1:55:09 Astor Piazzolla: 31 Oblivion 1:58:22 32 Libertango 2:01:58 33 Adios Nonino 2:04:50 34 Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas (The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires), III. Primavera Porteña 2:10:12 35 Giovanni Sollima - Violoncelles, Vibrez! 2:15:40 36 Nicola Piovani - La vita è bella 2:26:44 Ludovico Einaudi (Arr. for two Cellos): 37 Nuvole Bianche 2:31:51 38 Reverie 2:38:29 39 Passaggio 2:43:30 40 Tu Sei 2:47:56
Amazing how many people thing this stuff is classical because it's on piano and has arpeggios. John Adams, Christopher Rouse, Thomas Ades, Tippet, Richard Danielpour, Aaron J Kernis, Stephen Jaffe, etc..those are classical composers. Not even John Williams film scores are classical.
@@thebajanarabian3437 great question. No it is not classical. It is a film score. Although film scores can often sound like classical music, they are not. John Williams, who writes many film scores also writes classical concert. His film scores are very nineteenth-century style while his classical music written for concert hall is very different.
I am into this over an hour now, and it all pretty much sounds like lounge music. Where are the rolling drums of thunder, the profound utterance of the more base instruments, the weeping violins, the triumph of trumpets, and on? Where is the story told that will be forever told again? It does feel good though just to lounge, but I was expecting so much more. The quaking of the earth, the opening of the heavens, and that great mystic truth revealed to all men that should correct our ways, and lead us to a place that only the imagination has ever dared to wander, or hoped to go? Something born more ethereal than flesh, yet with more substance than the hand can hold, or the mind can ever fathom. What is this, and why are such thoughts so elusive? This my friend is why we must first touch the face of God before that we can ever entertain the ear of this same said creature he did at last bring to form, and named Man as the final stroke of his creation. I am not a critic set with ruinous debauchery upon the fair attempt of many, even the great, but neither a flatterer with even a greater capacity to destroy such innocence. It is all pretty good music in it's own right, my mind was just set on something quite else going into it, nothing more.
I agree! I compose music to this very day! I developed a new style and if anyone wishes to hear it please notify me! I am apart from these contemporaries I am in my new genre alone.
Thank you! We should be thanking all our artists - they are those that made this compilation possible with their beautiful playing. If you like the performance - subscribe to HalidonMusic and you will find plenty more compilations by Luke Faulkner, Daniele Leoni, Metamorphose String Orchestra and others! Here is the link for one of the videos, for example - ruclips.net/video/1kfNVsc-8Kw/видео.html
@Attila Kaszás I care and any other classical musician (or student like me) cares that a lot of the pieces are not real contemporary. And what does me having an anime profile picture or having an “ironic username” have to Do with literally anything??
@Attila Kaszás this is indeed something I should care about. This video has probably gotten most of its views from classical musicians trying to be introduced to new contemporary music as the titles states but is disappointed as almost none of this is actual contemporary.
So.. Have we reached a conclusion on what style of music this is? Asking bc I am always looking for music like this to study. I have heard "neoclassical". This is what came up when I searched for "beautiful neoclassical music"... Which is not a genre, lol. Oh and absolutely beautiful pieces btw.
I am having this same problem. I have loved listening to orchestrated music from video games (like work of yasunori mitsuda, jeremy soule, or nobuo uematsu). I feel they distinguish themselves because I like that they tend to be short and retain clear melodies--great for playlists. I've been trying to branch out of just this type of music to find more composers like this, but I can't even find a name for this genre. Two Steps from Hell and Audiomachine come close, but nearly all of their pieces are hybridized or very high energy; they don't really compose anything relaxed. Some movie music also comes close, but after touching on the basics like Hans Zimmer, I hit another dead end. I think our problem comes full circle because, within recently composed orchestral music, there are multiple different styles and subgenres; like movie music, video games music, etc. as far as I can tell, neoclassical is the only word that has even attempted grouping all of these genres together. Problem is, google "neoclassical" and nothing really comes up. So in other words, I don't think there is a name for this type of music. There almost certainly isn't one with any utility. As others in this comment section have pointed out though, the music specifically in this playlist might not best be described as "neoclassical" because it isn't really related to the style of classical. I think "neoclassical" would too easily be confused with "modern classical music" like John Adams. But it's the best we've got, for now.
This IS contemporary classical, whether you like it or not. You must expand your vision of what contemporary classical music is. It is not just music in the vein of Pierre Boulez and others. This music is definitely written in the style of traditional classical music, but if you listen carefully, you will notice that there is a quality about it that is quite modern. So, this music IS classical, but with a modern flair. MODERN is a synonym of contemporary. So, there you have it. CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC. That is most definitely what this is!
Celkom fajn tvorba. Kľud, pohoda, krása. ✌️Aj keď je to občas epigonske a nedosahuje umeleckú úroveň starých majstrov. Ale začať nejako obrodu vyššej kultúry treba. Ten metal a rap či pop je jedna nekultúrna a trápna katastrofa.
There isn't a hard distinction. It's just that "classical music" in its broadest sense encompasses everything since the invention of notation in Western music in the 9th century CE, whereas "contemporary classical" is Western art music composed since either 1900 or the mid-20th century, depending on whether you want to distinguish between "contemporary" and "modern". However, most of this stuff is New Age music, not classical music.
People on here commenting what is and what isn't contemporary classical music when it's just a search away. To all the people calling this "pop" and "instrumental" do your research. Contemporary classical music is just music composed close to present day and can be serial, electronic, experimental, and so on. I swear some people just slap personal definitions on everything.
>"""""""""""""""""""Contemporary classical""""""""""""""""""" playlist >looks inside >all minimalism mfw And mind you that there are far more interesting minimalists than (some of) these
A. Litvinovski: Talles.... Bolo by to pekne, ak by sa všetko neopakovalo 1000x.Toto je choré a nudné. Na druhej strane Cuatro Estaciones 2.10.10 je skvelá skladba. Vždy niečo nové, aj keď sa opakuje, má to formu, poriadok a šťavu Aj tak si idem radšej pustiť Čajkovského 6.symfoniu. To aby som trochu vyzdravel z marazmu 😊
@@abaez008 Sorry ..my bad english...This music could be call modern instrumental music ...Contemporary music is totality academic .. Alfred Schnittke, Krzysztof Penderecki , Schoenberg....
@Poder Vida A ver, a ver!!...¿A caso hablamos del mismo compositor? Yo me refiero a Arnold Schönberg 1874-1951, que escribí Schoenberg porque así aparece en español. ¿Tú de quién hablas?
Some of these tracks are so excessively repetitious that you can pick any random point in them and hear the same exact notes repeating ad nauseam. Some of the other tracks are just fantastic, though.
I was expecting actual contemporary classical and what I got instead was New Age music plus a smattering of minimalist composers (and Astor Piazzolla).
Perfect music to wake up in the morning.
Thanks for sharing some of my compositions in this playlist, Halidon! If anyone is reading this, there is more on my page if you're interested :)
love your music! "melodie" is my favorite!
Awesome!
Luke Faulkner would you be cool if I sampled some of your music and made some twerk anthems out of it?
@@tcsprynce5748 Haha go for it!
Luke Faulkner lol I’m glad you commented. I was making beats last night and couldn’t remember your channel name. You’re super talented man
God bless music
Hm. Just gotta say thanks for the beautiful music. My sound stopped on Chrome and I spent 2 hours troubleshooting it. I kept playing this to see if it worked, and eventually, IT DID! Never realized how amazing piano music was ❤❤❤
God loves u
Yiruma: River Flows in You gets me EVERY time
Absolutely LOVED listening to this playlist! AWESOME! Thank you!!!
Vielen Dank für die wunderschönen, friedvollen Klänge. Sie tun mir sehr gut!
Beautiful music for a ballet floor and barre workout. Thank you!
I m a huge fan of classic music
Me too!
Soothing...
relaxing music + no ads.= so good.
Thanks for the entire collage and different style of compositions. In the list I knew Brian Crain and Yiruma for years, is a great lover of Ennio Morricone, and let's say a very nice version of Astor Piazzolla's "Oblivion" is included. Nice to hear them again. My exploration here is Luke Faulkner's works, love them all and heard the first time. The hardest to listen completely was 35th for me, oops!
Thank you for your feedback, can ile. We all have different tastes, and that's OK. We have favourites, too! We appreciate how thoughtfully you've phrased your comment, though. Thanks for helping us keep the comment section of our channel positive 😊 nothing wrong with saying a particular piece didn't catch your ear. Constructive criticism is always welcome - it's rude comments we just don't understand. Luckily, we have a fantastic community, as your comment proves! 🤗
Not strictly according to Hoyle's classical music, some of it, but very pleasant and good to listen to while I work.
touches the soul... wow … what a playlist
💕💗Beautiful💗💕
34:13 feels like it draws heavily from Elvis Presley's Can't Help Falling In Love...
Thanks , this music is so goooooooood for Contemporary❤❤❤❤❤
❤❤❤ lo amooooooooó😊
honestly, this is just beautiful in every way
¡Hola! ¿Cómo estás Halidonmusic? Gracias por el video. Te mando un abrazo fuerte 😘😘😘
Absolutely beautiful, thank you💕❤️
Well, I know this is not contemporary, which I guess is considered to be post-industrialization period. But this is exactly what I was looking for. So thank you my man/woman.
Wow what an amazing sound! I love this kind of music so i stopped procrastination and started to put my own composition on RUclips! this music is just so inspiring ...
I looked you up and didn't find you. Get busy. I'm just starting to learn how to market my music that is not too far off from this.
same, i uploaded some vids as well
where? i wanna listen
Very Safe and sound Classic and butterflies
Who would of thought you’d actually find trolls on a classical music Chanel listen most people don’t really care about the fact it’s not actually contemporary or not it’s just good music so stop taking it out on halidon it’s a good arrangement so @HALIDONMUSIC thank you
It's not trolling to want to have a video accurately characterized for the people who are looking for _actual_ contemporary classical. If this were titled New Age and Minimalist Music, I wouldn't have batted an eye (nor would I have clicked on it). I'm here because I wanted to listen to something in a modernist style, with more than half a hope that some of the pieces might be new to me and give me some new directions for my listening. There's nothing for me here.
Eeh you must be new to the classical RUclips and classical music. I'll give you some advice - NEVER call something like Ludovici Einauldi "classical" because you'll get all the hardcores shouting you down because its what they do. "Minimalism" and "New Age" aren't really regarded as "classical" music in the same vein as something by Haydn for example, its more regarded as "pop" and easy listening piano a la Richard Clayderman et al. Most classical fans are *cunts* so will generally just tear you a new one if you call someone like Richard Clayderman classical.
So in terms of "what is this", the title I guess should be "Minimalism and New Age" or "Easy listening Piano".
God loves u :)))
Wow oh wow; how about this at breakfast! This sure perked everyone up, I’ll sure say. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for being here and listening. Subscribe to HalidonMusic for much more music and videos like this
Thank you so much omgggg I spent an hour looking for ballade pour adeline! I didn't know the name!! It is me and my granddad's favorite, it's just so lovely
Very helpful for studying
BEAUTIFUL, JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!
Good Afternoon Beautifuls... Wonderful Funderful! 😁❤️😁
Tracklist from the description
1 Brian Crain: Song for Sienna 00:00
Ludovico Einaudi:
2 Nuvole bianche 03:55
3 Le onde 09:19
4 Nefeli 12:27
5 I giorni 16:12
6 Yiruma: River Flows in You 21:59
7 Max Richter: Written on the Sky 24:59
Ryuichi Sakamoto:
8 Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence 26:55
9 Energy Flow, Put your Hands Up, Intermezzo 30:33
10 Aqua, Untitled 42:31
Yann Tiersen:
11 Comptine d'un autre été, l'après-midi 49:48
12 Comptine d'un autre été No. 2 52:25
13 La valse d'Amélie 55:01
14 Porz Goret 58:15
15 Michael Nyman: The Heart Asks Pleasure First 1:02:05
Giorgio Costantini:
16 PianoPianoForte: Desert 1:04:36
17 PianoPianoForte: Elegia 1:08:30
Luke Faulkner:
18 Daydreaming 1:10:46
19 Hommage à Chopin 1:13:42
20 Midnight Waltz 1:17:20
21 Springtime 1:19:42
22 Philip Glass: Glassworks: No. 1, Opening 1:22:46
23 Richard Clayderman: Ballade pour Adeline 1:30:30
Alexander Litvinovsky:
24 Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": I. La Foret et la Riviere 1:35:51
25 Tales of the Magic Tree: XI, Lost in the Blossoming Gardens 1:38:38
26 Tales of the Magic Tree: IV, Spider Knows His Craft 1:42:54
Ennio Morricone:
27 Gabriel's Oboe (for cello and orchestra) 1:46:33
28 The Falls (for cello and orchestra) 1:49:03
29 A Fistful of Dollars / For a Few Dollars More / Once Upon a Time in the West / Duck, You Sucker! 1:52:25
Luis Bacalov
30 Il postino 1:55:09
Astor Piazzolla:
31 Oblivion 1:58:22
32 Libertango 2:01:58
33 Adios Nonino 2:04:50
34 Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas (The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires), III. Primavera Porteña 2:10:12
35 Giovanni Sollima - Violoncelles, Vibrez! 2:15:40
36 Nicola Piovani - La vita è bella 2:26:44
Ludovico Einaudi (Arr. for two Cellos):
37 Nuvole Bianche 2:31:51
38 Reverie 2:38:29
39 Passaggio 2:43:30
40 Tu Sei 2:47:56
Amazing how many people thing this stuff is classical because it's on piano and has arpeggios. John Adams, Christopher Rouse, Thomas Ades, Tippet, Richard Danielpour, Aaron J Kernis, Stephen Jaffe, etc..those are classical composers. Not even John Williams film scores are classical.
still nice nonetheless
@@thebajanarabian3437 sure. Pleasent to the ear for sure.
Lmaoo your comment made me laugh, thanks fam
@@izzysworld6815 would you consider La valse d'amelie a classic?
@@thebajanarabian3437 great question. No it is not classical. It is a film score. Although film scores can often sound like classical music, they are not. John Williams, who writes many film scores also writes classical concert. His film scores are very nineteenth-century style while his classical music written for concert hall is very different.
Sounds good 👍
Thank you, glad you enjoy our compilation!
@@HALIDONMUSIC you are welcome 😘
yes - *Ballade pour Adeline* was one of the contemporary classicals of the last quarter of the twentieth century...
Nuvole Bianche- Been my gymnastics floor music for years, absolutely love the full version! ❤
Nuvole Bianche - The song so nice you listen to it twice.
My heart right now 👉😌
Hi! It's so deep,sweet and cute this music, big hug,one kiss and have a special weekend 🌻🐝🦋🌤️🍀🌷💌💫😘
I don't care if its contemporary classical or not, all I remember is that it sounds good
It's NOT classical at all.
@@argi0774 pretty much
That is pop lmao
@@yeah8598yeah it is basically like pop
Same😊
Absolutely Beautiful
Very happy you enjoy the compilation, thanks for listening!
A delight to listen to.
As always thank you for your kind words and for constantly supporting us - it truly means a lot!
@@HALIDONMUSIC I love the music you produce .
To the makers of music
All worlds
All times
So much melancholy
this gave me peace ☮️ ty my friend 😌
Thank you for this great playlist!
Love it!
I am into this over an hour now, and it all pretty much sounds like lounge music. Where are the rolling drums of thunder, the profound utterance of the more base instruments, the weeping violins, the triumph of trumpets, and on? Where is the story told that will be forever told again? It does feel good though just to lounge, but I was expecting so much more. The quaking of the earth, the opening of the heavens, and that great mystic truth revealed to all men that should correct our ways, and lead us to a place that only the imagination has ever dared to wander, or hoped to go? Something born more ethereal than flesh, yet with more substance than the hand can hold, or the mind can ever fathom. What is this, and why are such thoughts so elusive? This my friend is why we must first touch the face of God before that we can ever entertain the ear of this same said creature he did at last bring to form, and named Man as the final stroke of his creation.
I am not a critic set with ruinous debauchery upon the fair attempt of many, even the great, but neither a flatterer with even a greater capacity to destroy such innocence. It is all pretty good music in it's own right, my mind was just set on something quite else going into it, nothing more.
God loves u :)))
I agree! I compose music to this very day! I developed a new style and if anyone wishes to hear it please notify me! I am apart from these contemporaries I am in my new genre alone.
good song.
Saludos desde México.👏👏
One two three viva l'algerie 🇩🇿🏆
Feel le bled ❤💯
Благодарим
Thank you for your beautiful music
Gracias.
Такая музыка подходит моему сердцу. Ооочень приятная.
Fantastically delightful music. Where can I hear more of it?
Nice. Sounds great!
Very happy that you enjoy the compilation, thanks!
Thank you for this compilation!
Guys listen to camera obscura by Angus Macrae its so good
Beautiful.
Awesome
Classic Hammond Organ and Piano or Pipe Organ. I would like to offer for free more often use the Hammond Organ in the classics.
Love any type of classical music do me to please
this is more pop than contemporary
Чудесное исполнение! wonderful performance!
Thank you! We should be thanking all our artists - they are those that made this compilation possible with their beautiful playing. If you like the performance - subscribe to HalidonMusic and you will find plenty more compilations by Luke Faulkner, Daniele Leoni, Metamorphose String Orchestra and others! Here is the link for one of the videos, for example -
ruclips.net/video/1kfNVsc-8Kw/видео.html
@@HALIDONMUSIC thanks!
>Click on the "Contemporary Classical Music" video
>No serial music
>No spectral music
>No interesting minimalist
What
I've never seen "pop songs" spelt like that before
3:43
Massa.
Like hell this is Contemperary.
This is Pop
Some of the pieces here are not even “contemporary classical” but pop.
I understand why you say that, but some of them are really good...
_Saiko
Doesn’t matter, it’s a misleading title
Yeah, where’s the likes of Xenakis, Stockhausen, Boulez, Ferneyhough etc
That is real contemporary classical!
@Attila Kaszás
I care and any other classical musician (or student like me) cares that a lot of the pieces are not real contemporary. And what does me having an anime profile picture or having an “ironic username” have to Do with literally anything??
@Attila Kaszás
this is indeed something I should care about. This video has probably gotten most of its views from classical musicians trying to be introduced to new contemporary music as the titles states but is disappointed as almost none of this is actual contemporary.
Precioso!
collected
So.. Have we reached a conclusion on what style of music this is? Asking bc I am always looking for music like this to study. I have heard "neoclassical". This is what came up when I searched for "beautiful neoclassical music"... Which is not a genre, lol. Oh and absolutely beautiful pieces btw.
I am having this same problem. I have loved listening to orchestrated music from video games (like work of yasunori mitsuda, jeremy soule, or nobuo uematsu). I feel they distinguish themselves because I like that they tend to be short and retain clear melodies--great for playlists. I've been trying to branch out of just this type of music to find more composers like this, but I can't even find a name for this genre. Two Steps from Hell and Audiomachine come close, but nearly all of their pieces are hybridized or very high energy; they don't really compose anything relaxed. Some movie music also comes close, but after touching on the basics like Hans Zimmer, I hit another dead end.
I think our problem comes full circle because, within recently composed orchestral music, there are multiple different styles and subgenres; like movie music, video games music, etc. as far as I can tell, neoclassical is the only word that has even attempted grouping all of these genres together. Problem is, google "neoclassical" and nothing really comes up. So in other words, I don't think there is a name for this type of music. There almost certainly isn't one with any utility.
As others in this comment section have pointed out though, the music specifically in this playlist might not best be described as "neoclassical" because it isn't really related to the style of classical. I think "neoclassical" would too easily be confused with "modern classical music" like John Adams. But it's the best we've got, for now.
Pop
This IS contemporary classical, whether you like it or not. You must expand your vision of what contemporary classical music is. It is not just music in the vein of Pierre Boulez and others. This music is definitely written in the style of traditional classical music, but if you listen carefully, you will notice that there is a quality about it that is quite modern. So, this music IS classical, but with a modern flair. MODERN is a synonym of contemporary. So, there you have it. CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC. That is most definitely what this is!
Привет 😘😘😘😘😘😘🤩🤩🤩🤩
Celkom fajn tvorba. Kľud, pohoda, krása. ✌️Aj keď je to občas epigonske a nedosahuje umeleckú úroveň starých majstrov. Ale začať nejako obrodu vyššej kultúry treba. Ten metal a rap či pop je jedna nekultúrna a trápna katastrofa.
Sme radi, že sa vám hudba páči, ďakujeme za počúvanie!
💫🎩
Is contemporary classical music n indian classical music sme
What's the common difference between classical music and contemporary classical one?
There isn't a hard distinction. It's just that "classical music" in its broadest sense encompasses everything since the invention of notation in Western music in the 9th century CE, whereas "contemporary classical" is Western art music composed since either 1900 or the mid-20th century, depending on whether you want to distinguish between "contemporary" and "modern".
However, most of this stuff is New Age music, not classical music.
Emmm maybe I should search “contemporary classical”
o, its all piano
Henry Lazarof is spinning in his grave!
People on here commenting what is and what isn't contemporary classical music when it's just a search away. To all the people calling this "pop" and "instrumental" do your research. Contemporary classical music is just music composed close to present day and can be serial, electronic, experimental, and so on. I swear some people just slap personal definitions on everything.
>"""""""""""""""""""Contemporary classical""""""""""""""""""" playlist
>looks inside
>all minimalism
mfw
And mind you that there are far more interesting minimalists than (some of) these
There is barely 2 songs wich are worth it in this playlist ffs.
Moreover Einaudi ain't even a minimalist he is just a composer for pop piano music.
A. Litvinovski: Talles.... Bolo by to pekne, ak by sa všetko neopakovalo 1000x.Toto je choré a nudné.
Na druhej strane Cuatro Estaciones 2.10.10 je skvelá skladba. Vždy niečo nové, aj keď sa opakuje, má to formu, poriadok a šťavu Aj tak si idem radšej pustiť Čajkovského 6.symfoniu. To aby som trochu vyzdravel z marazmu 😊
No, no, no...please don´t call this contemporary classical...this is not .
explain?
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@@abaez008 Sorry ..my bad english...This music could be call modern instrumental music ...Contemporary music is totality academic .. Alfred Schnittke, Krzysztof Penderecki , Schoenberg....
@Poder Vida Yes, you are sure, no?
@Poder Vida A ver, a ver!!...¿A caso hablamos del mismo compositor? Yo me refiero a Arnold Schönberg 1874-1951, que escribí Schoenberg porque así aparece en español. ¿Tú de quién hablas?
@Poder Vida ¿Qué? !!!! Oye...¿Sabes de lo que hablas?
Who is the composer?
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Where to get the sheet music for #16?
Anyone else hear that one song from Twilight?
Some of these tracks are so excessively repetitious that you can pick any random point in them and hear the same exact notes repeating ad nauseam. Some of the other tracks are just fantastic, though.
niding musikk. ved odin dette er noe av rassin jeg har hørt. stakkars.
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Where is the guy with all name of songs ?
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I was expecting actual contemporary classical and what I got instead was New Age music plus a smattering of minimalist composers (and Astor Piazzolla).
@doinkdoink49 I'm already subscribed, but thanks for mentioning it anyway.
About 90% of this is elevator music, not contemporary classical
have to say most of included music only has one melody. and the layers are overly simple.
That's contemporary for you
@@robo-roger7815 and very pretentious as well
No me gusta, parece la musica que ponen en programas como "american idols"...
And it is, it's a pop playlist.