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#1November 2nd, 2009 · 11:06 AM
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Antarctica
Like some advice...
I've recently had some ear treatment, long overdue, trhat has pretty much repaired my hearing to normal. I'm looking for some help from classical musicians.  I've never heard music properly before, only through a hearing aid, so i want to listen to something great, Mozart, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, something thats beautiful to listen to.  Asked a few rl friends and the best so far is Lithium by Nirvana, so the bars set pretty low thus far.
Rexp
#2November 2nd, 2009 · 12:04 PM
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Cook Islands
Wow, that's wonderful to hear. :]

If you want beautiful, maybe try giving Steve Vai, or Paul Gilbert a listen.

Just go out and explore. :]
#3November 2nd, 2009 · 12:08 PM
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Canada
go to www.grooveshark.com and search for anything by anyone and listen and enjoy
#4November 2nd, 2009 · 02:39 PM
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United Kingdom
MOZART is a good start
Or tune into a Classical radio station
 
#5November 2nd, 2009 · 04:30 PM
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MeowMachine wrote…
Wow, that's wonderful to hear. :]

If you want beautiful, maybe try giving Steve Vai, or Paul Gilbert a listen.

Just go out and explore. :]

If this guy likes classical orchestra music and stuff like that I don't know if he'll like Steve Vai LOL
#6November 2nd, 2009 · 09:31 PM
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Cook Islands
TheKunadiun wrote…
MeowMachine wrote…
Wow, that's wonderful to hear. :]

If you want beautiful, maybe try giving Steve Vai, or Paul Gilbert a listen.

Just go out and explore. :]

If this guy likes classical orchestra music and stuff like that I don't know if he'll like Steve Vai LOL

Steve does some classical renderings.
#7November 2nd, 2009 · 10:48 PM
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Chile
Mozart's Requiem and Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
That would make a really good beginning.

            > Iszil
#8November 3rd, 2009 · 01:45 AM
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MeowMachine wrote…
TheKunadiun wrote…
MeowMachine wrote…
Wow, that's wonderful to hear. :]

If you want beautiful, maybe try giving Steve Vai, or Paul Gilbert a listen.

Just go out and explore. :]

If this guy likes classical orchestra music and stuff like that I don't know if he'll like Steve Vai LOL

Steve does some classical renderings.

that is true, but most of his stuff is heavily orientated on extravogent guitar solos and whatnot (like joe satriani) and it could become a little intense at times, especially for someone who wants to hear classical music.
im just saying that the style is completely different, although he has done some classical renderings....hes not really your go to guy if your into mozart and beethoven
#9November 3rd, 2009 · 02:58 AM
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United Kingdom
If you can afford it why not go to a Classical concert, wouldn't mind doing that myself
#10November 3rd, 2009 · 08:55 AM
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Antarctica
Thanks for the post's!  Gone out and bought a shed load of vinyl so gonna vegetate in the house for a few weeks.
#11November 3rd, 2009 · 06:09 PM
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randomexp wrote…
... so gonna vegetate in the house for a few weeks.

Sounds good.

Different genres of music can give you different feelings too. With that, a mere genre contains subgenres. Classical music can include marching band, concert, orchestra, and my favourite, trailer music.

Hope you enjoy what you've bought!

      --XFactor--
#12November 3rd, 2009 · 06:16 PM
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United Kingdom
Chopin, Satie, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, DeBussy.

Then there's always things like Wes Montgomery, Django Reinhardt or... Frank Sinatra and Shirley Bassey.

Then there's always things like Pink Floyd and Genesis

There's so much music out there from 1700-2009! Listen to as much as you can!
#13November 3rd, 2009 · 11:48 PM
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Definitely check out Pink Floyd
#14November 4th, 2009 · 04:12 PM
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United Kingdom
pure sounds
and how to get them............
in uk we have a newish free site called SPOTIFY
google it to see if it international???
can get everything here!!!!! FREE!!!


For pure listening sounds and new experience....
maybe start with a composer called Palestrina ...................... ethereal beautiful pre-early baroque music
so ok its about 400 years old but he got it right!!!

wished hed been on bandamp

HEAVENLY      
hope this helps.......

swordfish
#15November 5th, 2009 · 04:47 PM
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United Kingdom
It's simply amazing being able to hear again properly.

You must be in HEAVEN
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