Identifying music - thread

[Manuel]

Downloading now... I will tell you later.

(I suggest you to get a 9 cd set with all the sonatas, and discover by yourself...)

[Joey85]

Hi i'm new and just joined today

There's a classical piece i been trying to find for a while now, i asked many people so far but nobody has been able to ID it for me yet. Supposedly it's early Mendelssohn but i'm not too sure, i put the clip on zshare (should start playing as soon as the window opens, you don't even need to download it) and thanks alot if anyone can reply!

http://www.zshare.net/audio/unknown1-mp3-t95.html

[Keemun]

I have no idea what the original classical music piece was, but what's with the electronic drum beat that takes over in the middle?

[Morigan]

Originally Posted by zoki

Hi all,

Can somebody please help me and identify this piece of classical music for me…. here are 2 samples from it:

http://zoran.raskovic.biz/classical0.mp3

http://zoran.raskovic.biz/classical.mp3

I think it is Wagner, but don’t know the name of that piece.

Thanks in advance

This is the Hungarian March from Berlioz's La Damnation de Faust.

[cguy]

what is the name of this song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xvvln1NrDjo

edit: sorry, wrong forum.

[Lisztfreak]

'Ave Maria'. Which composer - I don't know.

[Krummhorn]

Ave Maria ... Franz Schubert (hilarious video, though)

[infinity]

My turn... I was in university after hours the other day and I heard a piece of music in the main hall (some of the girls were rehersing or whatever) and it sounded very Ravel/ Satie-like. It was being played on a piano, a flute (the main part) and a double bass pizzicato. I would give more info but that's the best i can describe it.

As it happens, I recorded it as a note on my phone:

http://www.zshare.net/audio/recording1-wav.html
recording1.wav - 0.64MB

[some guy]

eriksalum asked about a piece from Flying Circus.

I couldn't find that anyone had identified it, so my apologies if this has already been answered. It's the opening of the fourth movement of Rachmaninoff's first symphony.

[Joey85]

Originally Posted by Keemun

I have no idea what the original classical music piece was, but what's with the electronic drum beat that takes over in the middle?

It was sampled that's why, and i been looking to find the original piece for a long time now...unless it's not from an actual classical piece, i'm surprised nobody knows what it is.

[eriksalum]

Originally Posted by some guy

eriksalum asked about a piece from Flying Circus.

I couldn't find that anyone had identified it, so my apologies if this has already been answered. It's the opening of the fourth movement of Rachmaninoff's first symphony.

My goodness, all my greatest thanks to you!

[Morigan]

A cookie for the one who can identify the seemingly baroque piece that plays in the background of this video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjH5HyQYH8U

[Handel]

Hi, first post here.

I was searching some videos about Versailles and found one with an interesting muiscal introduction. Seems like a concerto or a sinfonia concertante. But can link it with a compositional style. it's not haydnian nor mozartian. Who could have composed that work. And firstly, what kind of music is it? Symphony, concerto?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G93EhIGlVS0

Thanks

[Morigan]

I would have thought it was some Lully, but it sounds like later Baroque. I have no idea, but I'd like to know too.

[Saturnus]

This is certainly later than Lully, maybe Leclair...