u/arssenalbro101

I’m going through a rough time with some medical issues and was wondering what would be a good piece to listen to, to try and get my mind off it.

My friend wants to hear a Mahler symphony, what’s the best one for a newbie to listen to? I was thinking either 5 or 6, was wondering if those are the best options.

I’d go with

Mahler 1

Beethoven 9

Sibelius 3

EDIT: The title should say “If you could…” no idea why it deleted the word “you”.

Listened to his Etudes and liked it, anything else by him I should listen to?

I can't seem to find one anywhere on youtube

I was thinking of going to his performance of Beethoven 9 with the Philadelphia Orchestra in August but I wanted to know if it is better to wait until next June to see Gustavo Dudamel perform it with the NYPHIL instead.

I recently have been listening to some and was wondering what pieces people enjoyed

Could be for any instrument

Personally my top 3 would be:

1. Mahler

2. Shostakovitch

3. Sibelius

Preferably one from Spotify, YouTube music etc. If it’s only a physical copy where would be the best place to buy it?

I just listened to it and enjoyed it quite a bit, I was curious on other people thoughts.

I have a Roland Fp60x and I paired it with Bluetooth to my Mac and when I go to the Audio and MIDI settings in Musescore my piano is nowhere to be seen. What do I do?

I want to start learning Piano. Until I find an instructor I would do self teaching but I don't know where to start. Are there any videos or books that would be helpful for me to learn?

Does anyone know of any performances going on next week? NYPHIL isn’t really doing something I’m interested in attending, and Julliard is in break until late August.

Calaf outright blames Turandot for her death and calls her a murderer. Not to mention Turandot tortured his father, Liù, and the people to find his name. Why does he continue to pursue a person who tortured people just so she wouldn’t have to marry him?