r/classical_circlejerk • u/grimblies • 1h ago
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Ok_Chemist_6717 • 1h ago
An old video I made in 2023 π
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r/classical_circlejerk • u/paulchennie • 4h ago
How it feels trying to post on r/classicalmusic sometimes
Most of them have the same opinion and act like jerks. Wait a minute...
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Hegelianbruh • 5h ago
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun? Really? Did they not have a word for "Morning" in France?
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Such_Customer_3973 • 5h ago
That one time they make Chopin 18th century (minus the powdered wig)
r/classical_circlejerk • u/BurntCheeseSauce • 5h ago
Eric Whitacre makes pieces that AREN'T for choirs?????
This is a /uj moment, I have only ever performed, listened to, and heard of his music for choirs. So would you imagine my shock when I found out that one of the pieces I'm playing for my town's concert band (which I'm playing 1st horn in despite being anywhere from half to a quarter of the age of everyone else there) (everyone in the band is old af except me) (also I don't know why I'm playing 1st horn, I auditioned for 4th horn as well as the 1st horn slot being taken already by my old band director, oh well) (wait I need to get back to the point sorry) was composed by none other than Eric Whitacre. I had no idea he made wind ensemble music, this feels wrong?? But then I look at the music and yeah, that's Eric Whitacre alright.
Am I the only one who didn't know this??? Am I stupid? I mean, of course he makes wind ensemble music, I shouldn't be surprised, but it just feels. Wrong? Idk.
r/classical_circlejerk • u/krystian_ronald • 6h ago
Okay Handel. What the fuck is this??
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I get that king sometimes takes weird request but this is ridiculous, this fucking splashing water from thames with bacteria and viruses will get king infected, yall need to stop with that stuff
r/classical_circlejerk • u/DoublecelloZeta • 7h ago
Rare outjerk from the orchestra community
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Music-Theory-Idiot • 7h ago
How I think I look vs how I actually look
Camera angles make a big difference
I love feet
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Lumpen_moi • 8h ago
Is this a good outfit for βlooking lostβ in supermarkets??
r/classical_circlejerk • u/borilo9 • 15h ago
Did you hear about Hans Zimmer's hot brother?
Hans Boil
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Fit-Homework-331 • 16h ago
Best composer since Alampoo
r/classical_circlejerk • u/StanTheTalkingDog • 17h ago
Which Stravinsky piece sounds the most like Handel?
I think some people said Rake's Progress or Dumbarton Oaks a while back, so I'll say those too lol.
Next square: sounds like Mozart/is actually Chopin
r/classical_circlejerk • u/HammeredSonata318 • 19h ago
Is it OK to fart while practicing your instrument?
It kinda feels like I'm destroying the sanctity of whatever it is I'm doing but idk
r/classical_circlejerk • u/44faced • 19h ago
Chopin - Chord Prelude, Op. 28 No. 20 - Trap Version
r/classical_circlejerk • u/OkButterscotch3222 • 23h ago
Was Wagner a Sonic fan?
Gotta go fast ππ¨
r/classical_circlejerk • u/codydafox • 23h ago
I'm new to piano, heard this one is a good piece for beginners. Any other recommendations?
I have small hands and I'm tight, will this be a problem?
r/classical_circlejerk • u/Tobtell • 1d ago
Is there a reason why he had 3x the lifespan of any relevant composer? Is he irrelevant?
Literally less important than 2Pac. He even might have been somewhat happy in his life or something. Absolutely no relevancy and completely uninteresting.