I've gotta agree with that sentiment. I'm finding that I'm becoming kind of fond of baroque lately... Bach in particular.

Bach in the day I used to listen to more classical, but then my CD player baroque.....

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J. S. Bach is a favourite, but Baroque-wise I also love the works of Vivaldi and Handel. Classical-wise, I never much liked Mozart's or Beethoven's big orchestral things. Just recently though I have heard a bit of Beethoven's smaller work for string quartets and such - now [u]that[/u] is good stuff. Oh, and as far as Romantic goes, I am hard-pressed to think of any composer I don't love to bits, though Tchaikovsky and Debussy are my favourites.

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J. S. Bach is a favourite, but Baroque-wise I also love the works of Vivaldi and Handel. Classical-wise, I never much liked Mozart's or Beethoven's big orchestral things. Just recently though I have heard a bit of Beethoven's smaller work for string quartets and such - now [u]that[/u] is good stuff. Oh, and as far as Romantic goes, I am hard-pressed to think of any composer I don't love to bits, though Tchaikovsky and Debussy are my favourites.[/quote]
That Spring carp Vivaldi kicked out rocks my ass!

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