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StevieB wrote:Pinch - another way to search is via the artist rather than the composer - for the Vivaldi, try searching for Andreas Scholl for similar pieces. As you say, Vivaldi was very prolific and you will receive a diverse range of hits if you search for him.
The other composer that is quite good for 'chilled' music is Max Richter - 'On the Nature of Daylight' is my current favourite:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_YHE4S ... Zc&index=3
There are several 'loops' of his music up to 2hrs long on YT as well
Pinch wrote:A classic epic from the world of heavy rock.
The fabulous Iron Maiden.
spb wrote:Pinch wrote:A classic epic from the world of heavy rock.
The fabulous Iron Maiden.
I don't like to say it, but nothing they've done since has come close to Seventh Son. There have been flashes of the old brilliance here and there, but nothing sustained.
Still, their best work was 30+ years ago and they're still going. Impressive longevity by any account.
droogs wrote:@pinch, one I'm gonna have one of these as my camper van
https://www.neoplan.com/global/en/neopl ... idual.html
Nico Adie wrote:So pleased to see Max Richter getting praise and becoming more widely known. He was my lecturer at uni for my Music For Film composition class, he's a lovely man.
I've been listening to lots of Richard Dawson (Nothing Important & 2020 mostly) and JJ Cale.
https://youtu.be/GQVlNt6DAxY
Pete Maddex wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqbmZhd1ZFo
Pete
MattS wrote:I don't normally comment on this as the music is often quite different from what I listen to! However seeing Max Richter mentioned, I knew the name but didn't know his music as classical isn't something I often li9sten too. But the other week I listened to his latest work on Radio 3 preceded by an earlier piece, both incredible pieces of music and well worth a listen;
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000q3bt
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