Topic: Depressing Classical or Jazz
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plastic_pancakes

Tue 06/29/10 07:32 AM

I'm looking for any suggestions as to depressing classical or jazz music. I am aware that "classical" is, in fact, a time range for music and not a style but I'm sure you understand I'm using it in the connotative sense.

I'm looking for something dark and haunting and depressing. Sort of like -

Terence Blanchard performing Saeta by Gil Evans. (Jazz)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvH67ODcJB8

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. (Classical)

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


Any suggestions or help would be greatly, greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 07:44 AM

That's actually one of my favorite Beethoven pieces...and I don't feel it as dark or depressing at all. I have tons of classical, let me look around.

Not a huge jazz fan..
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 07:47 AM

Oh, try Ophelia's Dream

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plastic_pancakes

Tue 06/29/10 07:51 AM

Will do. Thanks, lid!
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 07:55 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFI3079piwI

This one 'feels' sad to me, the cello kills me...

welcome
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 07:57 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yVyUliR-Yg&feature=related

This is called 'The Funeral'

again the cello kills me...
Edited by Ladylid2012 on Tue 06/29/10 07:58 AM
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:02 AM

Find more of Ophelia's Dream and Javier Navarette ans you should have plenty of choices.


Here's another from Navarette

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7iJFu2v9x0&feature=related[/url
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:06 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t9tzCUZuWQ&feature=related

Pan's Labyrinth/ Navarette
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:20 AM

and some.. Dark Sanctuary


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EflIzNZnaY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0uKaDkHugQ&feature=related
Edited by Ladylid2012 on Tue 06/29/10 08:25 AM
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livelife68

Tue 06/29/10 08:25 AM

I loves you Porgy by Miles Davis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLc9OM7szQs
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heavenlyboy34

Tue 06/29/10 08:30 AM

pretty much anything by Gustav Mahler is depressing.smokin
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:32 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKClTwNUFb4&feature=related

Ashram
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:37 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EQ6eHeBrhM&feature=related

:cry:
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:52 AM

Joshua Bell has some REALLY sad violin too...
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 08:57 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2Ma4BvMUwU

Or ya could go with one of the best and most haunting pieces of music ever done...
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 09:10 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePI5cObRdF4

Something about the sad cello just destroys me...
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FearandLoathing

Tue 06/29/10 09:31 AM

Mozart is pretty good. If you want something more current you can look into Clint Mansell or Hans Zimmer. For something a tad more trippy you could try out Charlie Clouser.

Hans Zimmer has some really smooth melodic stuff, think Black Hawk Down. Clint Mansell can hit some slow slids and beats, something like you would hear from Lord of the Rings. Charlie Clouser did the score for every single one of the Saw movies, I really need not say more, he is just brilliant.

Hans Zimmer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWAhVbayGv4

Clint Mansell - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZCW5x8cmFE&feature=related - Full orchestrated theme, remix of Requiem for a Dream for Lord of the Rings.

Charlie Clouser - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWBrL-Hrr5k
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Ladylid2012

Tue 06/29/10 09:48 AM

Your killing me here....
time for some rebel rock
Edited by Ladylid2012 on Tue 06/29/10 09:58 AM
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BonnyMiss

Tue 06/29/10 01:01 PM

I find this piece haunting:-

Pachelbel's Canon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stCKjZniMsQ&feature=related


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BlueWilderness

Fri 07/09/10 07:43 PM

Anything by Frederic Chopin and Alexander Scriabin!

Chopin
1.Sonata op.35 no. 2
mainly the 1st and 2nd movements

2.The cello etude and the op 45 prelude.
his 4th etude as well.



Scriabin

1.Etude op.8 no 12
very melancholy.