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Wiener Waltzer (Les Valses de Vienne) by Johann Strauss.
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Chopin's Funeral March.

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Final Fantasy X and XII's compositions.
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Wiliams Handel Messiah and "An der schönen blauen Donau" the Blue Danube a waltz by Johann Sebastian Strauss; but these days I seem to enjoy listenning to Mendelssohn's wedding march ;)
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Asturias!
Also known as "Leyenda," composed by Isaac Albeniz. It was in fact written to be played on a piano, but I only have a few guitar versions. If anyone has a piano version, please let me know.

I think very few of you have heard it, so I uploaded it here:

http://rapidshare.com/files/2879206/...__Alb_niz_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/2880657/...h_Guitar__.mp3

The second one is a shorter and more aggressive version (for less patient people like me).

I also like Mozart's "Eine Kleinenacht music" or what is also called the "Serenade for strings in G major".

I'm not very knowledgeable about classical music, but those two are my favorites, from what I've heard.

For music in general, the most beautiful I've ever heard was a song called "Harvest of Souls", written by a progressive rock band called IQ. The whole album called "Dark Matter" is in fact a great masterpiece. Everything seems perfect in that song, and even though it's very long there is not a single dull moment. I can upload that one too, if anyone is interested.
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Asturias!
Also known as "Leyenda," composed by Isaac Albeniz. It was in fact written to be played on a piano, but I only have a few guitar versions. If anyone has a piano version, please let me know.

I think very few of you have heard it, so I uploaded it here:

http://rapidshare.com/files/2879206/...__Alb_niz_.mp3
http://rapidshare.com/files/2880657/...h_Guitar__.mp3

The second one is a shorter and more aggressive version (for less patient people like me).

I also like Mozart's "Eine Kleinenacht music" or what is also called the "Serenade for strings in G major".

I'm not very knowledgeable about classical music, but those two are my favorites, from what I've heard.

For music in general, the most beautiful I've ever heard was a song called "Harvest of Souls", written by a progressive rock band called IQ. The whole album called "Dark Matter" is in fact a great masterpiece. Everything seems perfect in that song, and even though it's very long there is not a single dull moment. I can upload that one too, if anyone is interested.
An album called Dark Matter can be just interesting, so yes pls post the song here!

Terror, heres the piano version for you: Watch it or here a shorter version, or the 7 minutes version on guitar. Well I liked the guitar version better.
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& i should add also 2 musical pieces:
1) in the Mask of Zoro, when Antonio & Catherine were dancing a famous spanish dance (don't know the name)
2)in Steven Spielberg movie (forgot also the name! ) when Tom Hanks got stuck in New York airport (Catherine Zeta jones is also the leading actress in this film), they used to play a musical play (with violion mostly) all over the film. just beautiful


PS: if someone knows the name of the 2 tracks plz tell me
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Ravel's Bolero!
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An album called Dark Matter can be just interesting, so yes pls post the song here!

Terror, heres the piano version for you: Watch it or here a shorter version, or the 7 minutes version on guitar. Well I liked the guitar version better.
Thanks a lot! I actually liked the piano version.

The name "Dark Matter" is exactly the reason I bought the album in the first place. It turns out it had nothing to do with astronomy, but it was probably making an analogy between Dark matter and areas in our brains.

As for the song. You can enjoy its lyrics before I post the link, which are a masterpiece on their own, particularly how they fit in perfectly with the music:
(At first, they seem not to make sense. When you dig deeper, you realize they're very understandale and sensical. They're criticizing many things, like US foreign policy. but in a very subtle, clever non-offensive way, unlike the vast majority of songs with a similar theme)

Here you go:

Harvest of Souls

Long before the living past
Had ripped it all apart
Something still remained
Until It flashed back to the start
Where it stands, nobody saw
Behind the blackest eyes
Show them how you're stronger now
It pays to advertise wisely
Day after day with you in my head
I said some things I shouldn't have said
For reasons unknown that I now forget
I gave you no love, which I now regret

What I'd give to hear again
Those everlasting songs
Why did all the accidents
Contrive to fall at once?
Only day after day
with you in my thoughts
I never knew time was so short
For once in my life I wasn't alone
With blood on my hands,
How could I have known?

Used to be the great white hope
Once I walked on water
Now I barely stay afloat
Balance out of order
With every sympathy worn away
Who can I return to now?
For the time that I have left
I scan that cold horizon
Searching for a kindred soul,
Someone to rely upon
We disconnected and Heaven sent
Sheltered in dead air,
Hidden everywhere

The sky lights up above America
The world is lost but loves America
When the eyes of children
See the ones left standing
And the rest begin to finally understand
The hand of God defends America
And who would not defend America?

We've got light on our side
We're in pole position
So praise the Lord
And raise the ammunition high
Raise it high

Hide where you can
We will shoot you where you stand

I've walked a million miles
Upon an open road
And once in every while
Without the will to carry on
Hours held me too long
In one location

An old familiar tale,
A glory to behold
A work of genius,
The greatest story ever sold
As you sign on the line,
As you do what you're told
All you sell is your soul

I've been this way before
I've seen it many times
Collision on the track
The fiction turning into fact
No-one dares to look back
Best you start to prepare
For the harvest ahead
All you lose is yourself

I'm brought to life with a series of shocks
I realise that you are gone from my life
And still I cling to the fear of the dark
Don't follow them for
they don't care how you are

And I'm finding a way of being
Accepting life all alone
And I'm hoping I'll wake up seeing
A way to live on my own

It wasn't hard to believe in the lie
Although I've come to know it wasn't my fault
Why does the world continue to spin
While everything around me grinds to a halt?

And I'm finding a way of being
Accepting life all alone
And I'm hoping I'll wake up seeing
A way to live on my own


Mine is a real fine line
I get harder the higher I climb
Shine like a star so bright
Anybody can see anytime

No-one will want to follow
This will be gone tomorrow
We enter an age of permanent doubt
Where we communicate without words
But I must be heard
So I cut through the smoke and the noise

Mine is a real fine line
It imagines it's one of a kind

Goodbye to all expression
Farewell to superstition
We enter an age of permanent doubt
Where we communicate without words

And the noise expands
As it covers the lie of the land
Shine like a star so bright
Till we shut out the light,
Put out the fire
Cut through the smoke and the noise

Lately I've been talking to myself
Been remembering and doing little else
The road ahead is anything but clear
Last time around, where did we go from here?

What about some golden hours?
I was alive, certainly you were wrong
Anyone can be pursuaded
Given the time, we all scream alone
What about this good for nothing season again?,
Everything's come and gone
And I can't believe that I'm not watching you
I'm in a sorry state
Return to ordinary thoughts now
If you can
The words I hardly understand
Gather 'round me while I wait
What about those colder rewards
Arming against lost intelligence?
Anyone who saw me crawling there
would have known that I was normal once
Return to ordinary thoughts
Too young to take the stand
But old enough to kill anyone
HA!

In the days when love divided up the looks
No drastic means were used
like rod and hooks
To enhance what nature's sculptor
had designed
No augmentation needed to refine
In the valley of the dollar, we rejoice
For plastic is the currency of choice
And beauty born is strictly for the birds
Your cash is fine but credit is preferred

When I held myself aloft,
I walked across the water
Now I barely cut across,
Lives are getting shorter
And they open up another door
To a border far below
For the time that I'm allowed,
There's a new horizon
But a soul as cold as ice
Is nothing to rely upon

If I'm hanging onto angels' wings
Then I'm safer in the air

Do I still qualify, suspended from on high?
No other sanctuary have I

And when the eyes of children
See past the ones left standing
And the time has surely come
To understand who we are

Slowly the fires are burning
Bearing their silent witness
And the living past returns
To reap the Harvest of Souls
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If one twists my arms and forces me to pick only one piece of music,
I would pick Beethoven's ninth Symphony. ( the 5th and 7th arent bad either). And here i have to aoplogise to my most favourite composer Wolfgang Amadeus for not picking any of his splendors.

For classical music lovers, if you have chance try to listen to Bruch's first Violin concerto and Dvorak cello concerto. They are both awesome.
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but these days I seem to enjoy listenning to Mendelssohn's wedding march ;)
I wonder if there is some sort of a sublimated message in this excercise.

Miss universe, God has been too kind to you. Beauty on a universal scale, brains to make this beauty an absolute delight, and above all such a refined taste to wonder if there is anything else left to perfect perfection.
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