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Let's Make Music in Calypso's Cave
I Win Swordfightsall the traits of greatnessstarlight at my feetRegistered Userregular
I am tasked for my english final with creating a soundtrack for and then giving a presentation on The Odyssey, the epic poem.
I'm not entirely well versed in classical music, though I do have a few ideas, such as Holst and Tomita, and I know of Mozart and Bach and Beethovan, but I'm looking for something a little more... obscure?
Just something not as well known.
I can come up with the reasoning on my own after listening to it, but, H/A, give me something that's truly epic.
Well, check out Holst for sure. A lot of his pieces are very distinctive and lend themselves well to being paired with stories. The Planets especially, but also individual movements of First Suite and Second Suite.
Mahler 5 has some fairly epic moments too.
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I Win Swordfightsall the traits of greatnessstarlight at my feetRegistered Userregular
edited April 2008
I was trying to fit in the Firebird Suite somewhere
I like Tomita's arrangement of the Nine Planets a lot, too.
The clips on this page sounds like a high school orchestra's recording--rife with poor intonation and outright missed notes--but you get the idea, and there's a billion better recordings out there you can track down if you like the music.
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It's about as epic as classic rock gets.
But I like the way you think. ;D
If the classical thing doesn't pan out, classic rock was my second choice.
I was thinking of Grantchester Meadows (the pink floyd song) for the arrival on calypso's island and in my head it was totally tits.
Mahler 5 has some fairly epic moments too.
I like Tomita's arrangement of the Nine Planets a lot, too.
It was originally written for solo piano, but it's been arranged for every conceivable type of ensemble.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pictures_at_an_Exhibition
The clips on this page sounds like a high school orchestra's recording--rife with poor intonation and outright missed notes--but you get the idea, and there's a billion better recordings out there you can track down if you like the music.
Its in fantasia but it rocks.
this is what i was referring too. It is epic.
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