NimbleTurtle
Now known as Lord Voldermort
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You can list as many as you want in order. But for me, Bach will always be at the top.
1. Profound spirituality beyond anything I've experienced
2. Intellectually intriguing
3. Seems to always navigate in the most logical and intuitive manner, but yet never taking the cliche way out
4. Very paradoxical (old-fashioned vs modern, abstract vs concrete, simple vs complex, etc.)
5. Diversity in many genres, combined with his godly inventiveness and some minor (but very creative) innovations
6. Here, I think what separates him from all others: his organization of musical ideas.
7. Strong in every major components of music: melody, rhythm, and harmony.
I also love these composers: Dvorak, Piazzola, Shostakovich, Brahms, Chopin, etc.
While I do love many pieces by some of the bigger composers like Mozart and Beethoven, I also hate a lot of their pieces as well. But they're still very highly regarded to me.
1. Profound spirituality beyond anything I've experienced
2. Intellectually intriguing
3. Seems to always navigate in the most logical and intuitive manner, but yet never taking the cliche way out
4. Very paradoxical (old-fashioned vs modern, abstract vs concrete, simple vs complex, etc.)
5. Diversity in many genres, combined with his godly inventiveness and some minor (but very creative) innovations
6. Here, I think what separates him from all others: his organization of musical ideas.
7. Strong in every major components of music: melody, rhythm, and harmony.
I also love these composers: Dvorak, Piazzola, Shostakovich, Brahms, Chopin, etc.
While I do love many pieces by some of the bigger composers like Mozart and Beethoven, I also hate a lot of their pieces as well. But they're still very highly regarded to me.