I suppose if I could only choose one of each: Favorite composer; Tomaso Albinoni, Favorite Instrument; oboe, favorite Piece; the Adagio from Albinoni's Oboe Concerto in D minor, Op. 9, No. 2 (a beautifully haunting piece of music).
This list could go on for days but I'll limit myself to just one for now.
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fmnnudistOct 7, 2010As a symphony conductor and performing musician I have to say that i have many favorites - usually what I am performing. My favorite composer? Mozart, of course. [url=#]
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Couldn't agree more with NudeinMA about liking all of Mozart's music depending on my mood. I did, one time, manage to be sitting outside watching a moonrise over the Mogollon Rim here in Sedona just as Beethoven's 'Moonlight Sonata' came on the classical station. It was one of the most magical, 'haunting', chills creating moments I can remember. I do wish Mozart had written somethig for the trumpet, much like his father - but I understand that to say he didn't like the trumpet would be an understatement.
ReactReply - FMfmnnudistJan 5, 2011[quote]Excellent group! Re composers, there is Mozart, and there is everyone else. I even tolerated Amadeus the TV travesty for Mozart the music. I favor no specific works by the Grandmaster. Which one I decide upon depends entirely on the mood.[/quote] Amen!!! I would have liked more for the harp [url=#]
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curiousingbSep 11, 2024I enjoy the well-known ones, but Vivaldi and Telemann are personal favorites
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