Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata: Pure piano sex for the ears

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  • Mako
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    • Jul 2004
    • 1986

    #1

    Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata: Pure piano sex for the ears

    I know little about classical music beyond the "Top 40" popular compositions, I'm not some snob trying to post about how much I know on the subject (hi GFY wine guys) but I do know one thing:

    Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is incredible, as I get older it just gets better.

    I Googled it and found that Beethoven composed it as a romantic gesture towards a 17-year old Italian Countess who was a pupil of his, and whom he was in love with.

    Think anything today will be listened to 200 years from now? How about the last techno "mix tape" you sent a girlfriend, think that will hold up to the test of time as Beethoven's did?

    Treat yourself and go download it tonight.
  • AsianDivaGirlsWebDude
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    • Jul 2004
    • 38323

    #2
    Agreed!!!

    Beethoven also used "Fur Elise" to score. He was a rock star before his time.

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    • DamageX
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      • Jun 2001
      • 14293

      #3
      The Moonlight Sonata is incredible. Haven't listened to it for a while, but I have it all in the back of my head every time I miss it. Musical orgasm for sure.
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      • hova
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        • Jan 2002
        • 22430

        #4
        I concur, one of the best I've heard
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        • SomeCreep
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          • Mar 2003
          • 26118

          #5
          Originally posted by Mako
          I know little about classical music beyond the "Top 40" popular compositions, I'm not some snob trying to post about how much I know on the subject (hi GFY wine guys) but I do know one thing:

          Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is incredible, as I get older it just gets better.
          Beethoven wrote that when he was already 98% deaf.

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          • AVM
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            • Feb 2004
            • 1890

            #6
            Originally posted by Mako
            Think anything today will be listened to 200 years from now? How about the last techno "mix tape" you sent a girlfriend, think that will hold up to the test of time as Beethoven's did?
            Strawberry Fields Forever, A day in the Life, - the entire beatles catalogue for that matter will (hopefully) be around for over 100 more yrs. It's the closest society will come to re-creating anything remotely as beautiful. Will it outlast Beethoven? Who knows, and who cares. But in regard to quality, I feel they do compare. The similarities between the technically inclined/musically advanced composer, and the four musically unschooled lads may not sound plausible, but I feel it's a justifiable comparison. Problem is, although the quality is on equal wave lengths - the beatles music standing the test of time leaves me with lots of uncertainty. Composers are glorified (rightfully so, sure) and widely accepted amongst the intellectual. It's sophisticated music, whose core audience will continue to grow, decade after decade. It plays as the backdrop to every romantic movie, and we don't even realize it. But rock? Especially classic rock, is very isolated. The core audience is not getting younger, and today's generation is too desensitized from the constant decline of mordern music that graces their ears daily. That, in addition to the white wash image the beatles get, they're known for their mop-top music. Great inspiring fun music, but not even close to their compelling compositions in later yrs.

            Without rambling on too much, point is, yes I agree Beethoven was amazing. However, I honestly do feel we have had our shot at that sort of greatness. And this will be our defining band/composers, when we have to reflect on 20th century music. Who knows, perhaps in another 40-yrs, my comments will go without saying.
            Last edited by AVM; 08-06-2005, 03:58 AM.

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            • Mikey_219Inc
              Confirmed User
              • Jun 2003
              • 1876

              #7
              i play piano - moonlight sonata has gotten me laid a few times ... if you really dig that, check out some frederic chopin, he is INCREDIBLE ... stuff you might dig from him, march funebre, raindrop prelude (common names)

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              pps - i will bet my balls they will be listening to a lot of the music made in our lifetime ... there were a lot of other douche bag wanna be pianists back then that nobody remembers now.

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              • tristan_D
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                • Jul 2005
                • 7865

                #8
                my Beethoven collection is one of my most favorite. I listen to it regularly.
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                • reed_4
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                  • Jul 2005
                  • 9640

                  #9
                  i love classical music. they are very relaxing to ears and uplifting our emotions too.

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                  • tony299
                    lurker
                    • Aug 2002
                    • 57021

                    #10
                    You can hear his longing in the piece

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                    • NickRac
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                      • Nov 2004
                      • 584

                      #11
                      I may get flamed for this but...

                      In MY opinion classical music is fucking AWESOME to party to if you have the techno remixes.

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                      • polster
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                        • Nov 2003
                        • 178

                        #12
                        Originally posted by NickRac
                        I may get flamed for this but...

                        In MY opinion classical music is fucking AWESOME to party to if you have the techno remixes.
                        Checkout Aphotheosis - O Fortuna even though I thinks its taken from a classic opera. its still an techno remix which is pretty cool if you never heard it before.
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                        • rickholio
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                          • Jan 2004
                          • 1914

                          #13
                          Moonlight sonata can damn near put me into a trance.

                          Some music just does that... hits the right chords (literally) and transports you somewhere. A far cry from the plastic schlockmeisters that comprise today's top 40 shitfest.

                          Albinoni's Adagio In G minor is another one of those... just an incredibly moving piece. Sad as fuck though.
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                          • rickholio
                            Confirmed User
                            • Jan 2004
                            • 1914

                            #14
                            Originally posted by polster
                            Checkout Aphotheosis - O Fortuna even though I thinks its taken from a classic opera. its still an techno remix which is pretty cool if you never heard it before.
                            It's from Carmina Burana.

                            Someone's kindly translated the lyrics from latin to english, too.
                            ~

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                            • PornAddict
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                              • Feb 2002
                              • 1401

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Mikey_219Inc
                              i play piano - moonlight sonata has gotten me laid a few times ... if you really dig that, check out some frederic chopin, he is INCREDIBLE ... stuff you might dig from him, march funebre, raindrop prelude (common names)
                              Same here... I play piano as well and Chopin is by far my favorite composer. I respect all the big names like Mozart, Bach, Beethoven... but for some reason, Chopin's music just connected with me.

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                              • wedouglas
                                So Fucking Banned
                                • Aug 2004
                                • 5921

                                #16
                                I love classical as well as music scores to films.

                                Off topic: Some real gems out there in motion picture soundtracks if you take the time to look

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                                • lloyd
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                                  • May 2002
                                  • 798

                                  #17
                                  Originally posted by wedouglas
                                  Off topic: Some real gems out there in motion picture soundtracks if you take the time to look
                                  sopranos has some great stuff

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                                  • PixeLs
                                    Too lazy to set a custom title
                                    • Jul 2005
                                    • 11922

                                    #18
                                    I think my girl will love that classical music so much. ;)

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                                    • je_rome
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                                      • Jul 2005
                                      • 6846

                                      #19
                                      Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata is indeed heaven in the ears.. one of the few classical songs i liked.
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                                      • Mikey_219Inc
                                        Confirmed User
                                        • Jun 2003
                                        • 1876

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by PornAddict
                                        Same here... I play piano as well and Chopin is by far my favorite composer. I respect all the big names like Mozart, Bach, Beethoven... but for some reason, Chopin's music just connected with me.

                                        - PornAddict
                                        Fred just kicks fucking ass ... no one else has ever made such amazing yet unpredictable, and hypnotic melodies. I went to his grave in paris ... jesus that must suck to be buried forever in france. hes probably rolling around in there ... "Im Frederic Chopin god dammit! Take me back to Poland! Morrison is bogarting all the fucking wine here!"
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