Any Classical Music Enthusiasts

[teknon0tice]

This is driving me mad, I'm trying to track down a certain track I'm thinking of, but the best I've found so far is the last 5 seconds on this fast show clip. Napsters been about as helpful as a thorn in my arse.
I've tryed everthing, if anyone can tell me what that tune is at the very end of this video you'd be a saint.

[Sperge]

Sounds Of A Blank Canvas by Philip Glass.

[Beatmonkey]

4:33 by John Cage... the original and the best.

[teknon0tice]

Ah our tuitors keep bringing up that 4:33. Its a nice idea, and I'm sure its a laugh to whatch, but on the other hand: what the fuck?
I saw this piece in the tate gouring a uni trip that had the same idea, but instead of an orcistra there was just an empty gallery space with a flickering light, but besides a cow cut in half it was the highlight of that place.

[teknon0tice]

Still can't get the soding thing to work.
Just try this:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=x7NWfEnPh_E

[Sperge]

Why can't muppets ever read instructions?

idiot-guide-the-new-board-t4396.html (it also tells you how to do it when you mouseover the YouTube button)

Here:

[teknon0tice]

Bahh I can't be arsed to read things, spent to much time being twatted by the fish.

[Beatmonkey]

Ah our tuitors keep bringing up that 4:33. Its a nice idea, and I'm sure its a laugh to whatch, but on the other hand: what the fuck?
I saw this piece in the tate gouring a uni trip that had the same idea, but instead of an orcistra there was just an empty gallery space with a flickering light, but besides a cow cut in half it was the highlight of that place.

I love it, probably just because I like the thought of subjecting a room full of people to it and forceing them to just stop and think. And think. And think. Hopefully for some it'l be the most boreing 4 mins of their lives. I also hope their are some conissuers of it out there who relish every performance and really listen for every second picking out all the differnt background noises etc and probably get really really pissed off if anyone laughs. But its a peice of music everyone can take something away from - possibly the most accessible peice of music ever written yet pardoxicly it's percived as crap by just about everyone.

[teknon0tice]

Ah our tuitors keep bringing up that 4:33. Its a nice idea, and I'm sure its a laugh to whatch, but on the other hand: what the fuck?
I saw this piece in the tate gouring a uni trip that had the same idea, but instead of an orcistra there was just an empty gallery space with a flickering light, but besides a cow cut in half it was the highlight of that place.

I love it, probably just because I like the thought of subjecting a room full of people to it and forceing them to just stop and think. And think. And think. Hopefully for some it'l be the most boreing 4 mins of their lives. I also hope their are some conissuers of it out there who relish every performance and really listen for every second picking out all the differnt background noises etc and probably get really really pissed off if anyone laughs. But its a peice of music everyone can take something away from - possibly the most accessible peice of music ever written yet pardoxicly it's percived as crap by just about everyone.

True, hard to beat match though.

[buzzingtalk]

its poncey bullshit IMO they bang on about it at uni, i dont see the crack with it, not my kind of shit, although if i could pull it off id perform it in my recital ina few weeks to fill time! dont think i could not laugh or do something during it.

[Sperge]

its poncey bullshit IMO

Don't hold back, say what you really mean.

[teknon0tice]

its poncey bullshit IMO

Don't hold back, say what you really mean.

Hmmm, probably not the first place I shouldve gone to for a this question.
Problem is I have two sides extream sides, one is loving the sophisticated beauty of orcestral enchantment, the other is a full on gabba junkie with a sprinkle of acidy/jungly twatage. I think I need a vacation.

(By the way if anyone actullay does know the tune I was talking about that really would be awsome.)

[Sperge]

(By the way if anyone actullay does know the tune I was talking about that really would be awsome.)

I think it's one of the Romeo and Juliet pieces but can't for the life of me remember which one.

[teknon0tice]

Nice one, found it at last, Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto Part 1if anyone wants to know.
You can all go back to your thumpty thump now, tonight I iz gonna get cultured to da max init.

[Sir Bill McTory]

Nice one, found it at last, Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto Part 1if anyone wants to know.
You can all go back to your thumpty thump now, tonight I iz gonna get cultured to da max init.

That's the way, young man, there is more to life than jungle beats and dirty layabouts with matted hair!

[teknon0tice]

Ah no keep the matted hair, just don't forget to burn the odd whitch.

[fletcher]

According to a friend of my girlfriend who studied musical classics, the music in the ted and ralph clip is.....

Tchaichovsky's piano concerto number 1


Hope that helps

[casiokerry]

there is more to life than jungle beats and dirty layabouts with matted hair!

There is?

[teknon0tice]

According to a friend of my girlfriend who studied musical classics, the music in the ted and ralph clip is.....

Tchaichovsky's piano concerto number 1


Hope that helps

I did find it but I didnt know the full name, Tchaichovsky's great to annoy your mates at the morning after a heavy party.