/mu/ - Music (Temp full images)

>>45281954

CLT is an ass but his guide is golden

>>38162611
And with a single post, I convert OP's artless troll thread into a classical sharethread.

I want to get into classical music. From what I've seen, this is the best essentials chart which currently exists. Is this true, or is there a better one I just haven't seen?

>>38017228
Have you seen this? I've been using it and so far everything I've gotten has been pretty good or great.

>>37986931
Yo.

Although don't call it a /mu/ guide or an essential classical chart or anything like that, because it makes the autists flip out and ruin classical threads. It's just some links to a bunch of famous and underrated pieces from a wide variety of time periods and forms/structures which I threw together because I thought it might be useful for people in your situation. Enjoy.

It's basically common sense. Everyone knows that things like "obscurity" are relative, and that depending on what a person knows, that person is going to make assumptions about the kinds of things other people know and about which things are or aren't obscure.

So my question is: Which of the following composers would you personally consider obscure? Just go down the list and check a "y" if you consider the name obscure and an "n" if you don't. No other explanation, just a yes or a no answer.

>Leonin
>Perotin
>Petrus de Cruce
>Busnoys
>Ockeghem
>Obrecht
>Isaac
>Clemens non Papa
>Lassus
>Gesualdo
>Veracini
Handel
>Haydn
>J.C. Bach
>M. Haydn
>Vanhal
>Mozart
>Beethoven
>Rossini
>Schubert
>Schumann
>Brahms
>Dvorak
>Bruckner
>Rimsky-Korsakov
>Satie
>Nielsen
>Schmidt
>Zemlinsky
>Stravinsky
>Bartok
>Hindemith
>Carter
>Petrassi
>Young
>Davies

I'm curious about how much variation there'll be in people's answers.

>>37866357

>>37707910
I dropped trip so that the people who had blocked me would also see this important message.

Hopefully enough of you are rational enough to react to the listed criticisms on an objective level rather than flying off the handle merely because I'm the one who wrote them.

I'll leave this here because you seem to be having trouble filling the Middle Ages and Renaissance charts in particular, and it devotes significantly more attention to those periods than >>37704068 does or for that matter than most posters seem to. View the top two rows as suggested content; there's no need to resort to so many "greatest hits"-type compilations when there's such a wealth of composed and recorded material.

>>37680918
>What pieces are essential for new classical listeners to hear?
pic related

>Who's your favourite composer?
Franz Schubert

>Do you have anything to share?
pic related

Do you hate this chart?

If yes, why haven't you made a better one?

If you can't make a better one, then how do you know that this one is bad?

If you can make a better one, prove it.

ITT: We make an Official Essential Classical Music chart for /mu/.

>>37660758
UPDATE