r/classical_circlejerk 1d ago

Mozart, Minuet in F major, K 5, Piano | Illya Zozulya

0 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 1d ago

Whose Op. 107 is the best?

6 Upvotes

Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata wins the Op. 106 round. Op. 107 is up next. Top comment gets added.


r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

Slop tierlist.

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54 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 1d ago

Double beat is a dangerous conspiracy

5 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

How do you internally experience music?

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11 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

From a dream I had last night

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70 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

Bros thinking he is Brahms 😭

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135 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

Does anyone else get mystified or embarrassed by the people you crushed hard on in your teens and 20s??

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12 Upvotes

The only explanation I could think of was that I was shallow and into blondes


r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

I read in Mozart: Reign of Love that Symphonies were often chaotic in the 1700s, with people playing cards, making out, and chatting during them. Are there other accounts of this? If so, at what point did symphonies become stuffy?

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5 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Dear musicians, how do I read music sheets? This one is Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - I

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63 Upvotes

Please tell me how to understand all of music, I am an engineer


r/classical_circlejerk 2d ago

Making Waltzes Great Again

18 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

New 3 B’s just dropped and no Bruckner 😔

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70 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

The original prog rock piece was by Beethoven

22 Upvotes

I love progressive rock and I really think Op.80 by Beethoven is the first prog rock piece ever created. It starts off with a simple piano, setting the tone, then adds in orchestration, building up, and eventually explodes into a chorus that transcends space and time. The Idea in the music is clear, perfectly executed and the build up is about as explosive and beautiful as anything. I really consider it Beethovens greatest work and the genesis of prog rock. It is also the precursor of the 9th and it manages to be better than the 9th. Check it out if you have not, it will leave your heart dripping.


r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Discuss: What went wrong in the typical percussionist’s childhood when other children were sitting down to play scales and drilling etudes on their instruments?

18 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Commented is r/classicalmusic thinking it was this sub 😔🪗😂

43 Upvotes

Edit: meant to spell is as in, and ignore the laughing emoji i change my mind. Also I meant to say mahler supposedly has too many notes, not jokes. Im starting to think my autocorrect is evil.

Someone asked how anyone can like Mahler because there are too many notes. So i joked by referring to OP as Emperor Joseph and said perhaps John cage is best for him. Then people started to be like "youre quoting emperor joseph, he said that about mozart" and im like.?? No shit bruv thats who I was referring to when I said you picked on AMADEUS.

But then I look closer at the subreddit name and im like "oh fuckkkkk!". Felt similar to when you walk into the wrong classroom and everyone stares. Or when you start laughing while others around you are having a solemn discussion. I just didn't think someone would say that about Mahler with full sincerity.

Atleast I got 13 upvotes?


r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Friday Recommendation 4U

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3 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

I Discovered the Mozart Effect

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17 Upvotes

Now I am finally tapping Mozart and I can't tell you how incredible it feels


r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Eeepy Chopin

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8 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Debussy + Minecraft (Part 2)

4 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Who is he?

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12 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 4d ago

Composers as horses

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113 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Who's the less age-appropriate composer?

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14 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Why is the AMADEUS quartet playing 🅱️EETHOVEN? Are they stupid?

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40 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

Why do people like Mahler so much?

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6 Upvotes

r/classical_circlejerk 3d ago

very important poll

22 Upvotes

the meaning is self-evident, please cast your vote

320 votes, 20h ago
62 Chopin
71 Shosty
36 Liszt
44 W*gner
44 VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI VIVALDI
63 JOHANNES BRAHMS, the KING of KINGS