>beet's 5th and 9th, turkish march, and your mom's hairy asshole.
>Perhaps those are too mainstream and loud?
this threads been pretty lulzy
Classical music
Nolan Rivera
Josiah Murphy
Funny that you bring up Civ 4. I've just discovered this not so well known flemish renaissance composer named Hieronimus Vinders. His music was featured in Civ 4 apparently.
Lincoln Young
Lol go back to freshman year music history. The ultra-pedantic fucks like you are what led to Second Viennese School garbage. I advise reading Taruskin's analysis of Tchaikovsky 4 if you want to appreciate how Tchaikovsky played around with sonata allegro form, dipshit.
>ballet didn't get (musically) interesting until Stravinsky
You mean the vast majority of ballet music is boring until Rite of Spring, which effectively killed ballet? Please stop talking about music.
t. Graduated from top 5 conservatory
Angel Brooks
5.5/10
Logan Brown
>I advise reading Taruskin
You Russian-infatuated types always do. Reading an analysis of Bruckner 6 would be a much more stimulating use of a person's time.
>You mean the vast majority of ballet music is boring until Rite of Spring
*Les Noces
Lucas Hill
Civ 4 has the best musical composition in all of gaming. It was fucking flawless, save for the modern era, which was a bit depressing, but flawless choices for depressing music nontheless.
I tried to improve on it by adding custom tracks but it feels out of place. Top tier mein freund.
Ryan Garcia
I mean, I've heard Bach before, but it never caught my attention in the way the aforementioned composers did. Will add to my list though, thanks for the recs
Thanks, and yes, I guess my issue with baroque is not structural ( in the musical sense) but with the harpsichord. Will give these a shot.
Tbh I've spent time in/mu/ and other than the minor flamewar about Hans Zimmer, this has been better than almost any music discussion on that board.
Ryder Stewart
I remember the first piece. If you played the Renaissance era long enough it would eventually play.
That game was filled with great classical music.
Grayson Wood
No. 6 in F# minor is the other standout on that playlist, but the whole thing is worth hearing.
/mu/ is trash by the way. I used to post there as CLT.
Nicholas Brown
Brahms piano concertos.