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 Post subject: Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker
PostPosted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 2:52 pm 
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It's sexy sexy, wish I had a copy of it. Discuss.


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Classical music is one of my fortes.....that being said, I cant stand his stuff...Too much fluff..


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I love classical music, but The Nutcracker's become too much of a cliché for me.

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i dont really know how "sexy" this song is....its not bad. makes me wanna play tetris (this song was in tetris right? im not crazy?)


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It's a great piece, but as someone already said, there's a lot of fluff. Meh.

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It's completely rad, I got to play it when I was in 8th grade band. 8)

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i love the nutcracker suite.

every christmas when i was little, i'd watch the nutcracker ballet on tv and i'd dance along with the ballarinas. that was when i was convinced i'd grow up to be a dancer.

i also love playing it. i've often played it in band, and one year, we did a percussion ensamble version of "dance of the sugar plum fairies."

makes me feel christmasy, more than anything else.

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easily one of my favorite christmas memories. my sister danced in the nutcracker every year. i heard some of the suite yesterday and realized how much i grew up liking it.


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I have heard it a bit too much, but familiarity isn't always a bad thing, especially around Christmas. In addition to listening to it, I also loved playing it every year (tempted to actually leave the computer and play it now, as a matter of fact!), and I have a lot of fond memories connected with it.

It's neither my favorite Christmas music nor my favorite classical music, but it's up there somewhere.


[...and I wonder just how many former band/orchestra nerds are on the board. :) ]


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Mind Riot wrote:
I have heard it a bit too much, but familiarity isn't always a bad thing, especially around Christmas. In addition to listening to it, I also loved playing it every year (tempted to actually leave the computer and play it now, as a matter of fact!), and I have a lot of fond memories connected with it.

It's neither my favorite Christmas music nor my favorite classical music, but it's up there somewhere.


[...and I wonder just how many former band/orchestra nerds are on the board. :) ]


I never played in the band or orchestra, but the nerds are those who dont appreciate classical music. :D


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Doug RR wrote:
Mind Riot wrote:
I have heard it a bit too much, but familiarity isn't always a bad thing, especially around Christmas. In addition to listening to it, I also loved playing it every year (tempted to actually leave the computer and play it now, as a matter of fact!), and I have a lot of fond memories connected with it.

It's neither my favorite Christmas music nor my favorite classical music, but it's up there somewhere.


[...and I wonder just how many former band/orchestra nerds are on the board. :) ]


I never played in the band or orchestra, but the nerds are those who dont appreciate classical music. :D


... nerds usually don't even know music exist... Anyway as far as tchaikosvky I prefer 1812 overture.. It is an awesome piece!


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 Post subject: Re: Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker
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godeatgod wrote:
It's sexy sexy, wish I had a copy of it. Discuss.


man, i need some of the stuff you smoked :lol:

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3dsound wrote:
Doug RR wrote:
Mind Riot wrote:
I have heard it a bit too much, but familiarity isn't always a bad thing, especially around Christmas. In addition to listening to it, I also loved playing it every year (tempted to actually leave the computer and play it now, as a matter of fact!), and I have a lot of fond memories connected with it.

It's neither my favorite Christmas music nor my favorite classical music, but it's up there somewhere.


[...and I wonder just how many former band/orchestra nerds are on the board. :) ]


I never played in the band or orchestra, but the nerds are those who dont appreciate classical music. :D


... nerds usually don't even know music exist...



I quite agree and didn't mean to imply otherwise. That's just usually what they called us. :)


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