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Feb 08, 2008 @ 11:31:24

zoned

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196 points

52/M/st. clair, Michigan
Join Date: Feb 2008

To anybody in the world: Who are the greatest classical music composers of all time,and why? Thank you.

I'm not nuts,I'm eccentric!

Feb 08, 2008 @ 11:32:20

tequila_sunrise

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19197 points

17/F/In a dark alley, Australia
Join Date: Dec 2007

Beethoven....theres no way I could live without Fur Elise!!
Have to play it like 10 times a day

R.I.P - Tanya Castelnuovo - A beautiful soul
Sometimes those unfinished are among the most beautiful.

tequila_sunrise last visited September 06, 2008

Feb 08, 2008 @ 11:39:10

zoned

Über-Commander
196 points

52/M/st. clair, Michigan
Join Date: Feb 2008

How about Beethovens Symphony No. 9 "The Choral" Gotterfunken,Gotterfunken!!! The ode to joy. May there be joy on earth today!

I'm not nuts,I'm eccentric!

Feb 08, 2008 @ 11:40:15

darkshine

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27175 points

17/M/Sydney, Australia
Join Date: Apr 2006

Ode to Joy is just amazing. Takes my breath away every time.

Every moral has a story;
And every story has an end.

darkshine last visited September 06, 2008

Feb 08, 2008 @ 11:52:47

zoned

Über-Commander
196 points

52/M/st. clair, Michigan
Join Date: Feb 2008

The ending of Beethovens Choral symphony should be a cell phone ring tone. I wish I could create it myself-it would be a hot seller-the melody is very catchy. Anybody know somebody that is hiring,I have a lot of musical ideas in my fortuitous brain!

I'm not nuts,I'm eccentric!

Mar 22, 2008 @ 15:28:45

juansmith

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15751 points

25/M/I'm So TIRED MENG!!!, Antarcti
Join Date: Mar 2008

What about Mozart. or tchesnekoff, tchaikovsky or Rossini?

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May 19, 2008 @ 07:54:09

lightplight

Commander
86 points

29/F/branford, Florida
Join Date: Mar 2008

Mahler's 5th. That's just it.

May 19, 2008 @ 18:48:05

candle_flames14

Apprentice
32 points

19/F/boulder, Colorado
Join Date: May 2008

dario marianelli- his stuff is sweet and simple...well...most of it.

candle_flames14 last visited June 06, 2008

Jul 01, 2008 @ 00:43:56

cloud_strife

Commander
92 points

22/F/Bay Harbor Islands, Florida
Join Date: Jul 2008

I absolutely love Ode to Joy ....I also love beethoven's symphony No.9 .....not the mention Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture!

Jul 18, 2008 @ 01:20:26

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chyll

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15/M/Staten Island, New York
Join Date: Jul 2008

Wolfgang Mozart.

Aug 31, 2008 @ 15:25:23

#11

sunnyh

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22 points

59/NA/, United Kingdom
Join Date: Aug 2008

Just my opinion, but I lean towards Tchaikovsky. His music is powerful, captivating, and can also be very smooth. I have always thought that if he were alive today, he'd be one of the best rock artists around!

Just some thoughts,
sunnyh

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