Different topic: Most beautiful piece of music..........
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No such thing, but here is one that many say is:
the most iconic rock intro ever:
Spirit's. Taurus. Especially live it brings chills and is hauntingly familiar.
Spirit's. Taurus. Especially live it brings chills and is hauntingly familiar.
I have wanted to say that for so long on this board. Thanks for stepping up.
I will stick with classic rock:
Guitar solo to end "Comfortably Numb". Pink Floyd
Love Reign O'Er Me - The Who
Little Wing - as done by SRV (guitar solo).
Guitar solo to end "Comfortably Numb". Pink Floyd
Love Reign O'Er Me - The Who
Little Wing - as done by SRV (guitar solo).
Nice, and I'll throw in Knopfler's ending solo on "Tunnel of Love" for the superfecta.
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Super subjective, but my favorite 'most beautiful' is Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, 2nd Movement:
One of my favorite contemporary composers is Clint Mansell - he's scored a lot of films but his standout, most used track is 'Lux Aeterna' from 'Requiem for a Dream'. One of the most iconic and best pieces of recent music IMO. It's simple, but haunting and calming in a way.
One of my favorite contemporary composers is Clint Mansell - he's scored a lot of films but his standout, most used track is 'Lux Aeterna' from 'Requiem for a Dream'. One of the most iconic and best pieces of recent music IMO. It's simple, but haunting and calming in a way.
Among modern composers, few are better than Bill Conti. Here is his great, somewhat forgotten, theme song from the miniseries North and South.
One of the most intense songs ever written for sure.
Beautiful..... so many to choose from - Michael Brecker - The Cost of Living
Pat Metheny (Everyday) I Thank You
For me, toss up from among:
1. Mendelssohn's "Elijah" (sang at PSU with Harrisburg Symphony);
2. Beethoven's 9th Symphony (sang at PSU with Pittsburgh Symphony); and
3. Handel's "Messiah"
Awfully difficult to say what's the MOST beautiful piece of music, so I wouldn't dare attempt that task. But, I'm contributing some heavily under-appreciated music of the classical guitar genre.
Nice. I posted a video by Ana a few weeks ago.
Two beautiful women playing beautiful music. I'm in love.
That's by Fleetwood Mac. If you are going old Fleetwood, you have to go Albatross
