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favourite composers?
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cannedcommunism
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Ludwig van Beethoven. For two reasons:
1. Ludwig von Koopa, the guy in my avatar and my favorite video game character, was named after him.
2. Symphony No. 5 is my *****.
1. Ludwig von Koopa, the guy in my avatar and my favorite video game character, was named after him.
2. Symphony No. 5 is my *****.
Watchingthetreetops
*~Rude intolerance here~*
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Beethoven. He was the reason I began loving music at all when I was a kid.
Beethoven. He was the reason I began loving music at all when I was a kid.
Jaebeommie
Boba Enthusiast
I FORGOT SOME PEOPLE ACK.
Okay so not counting the composers that are already dead, here are some others.
Nobuo Uematsu. Enough said.
But really, the Final Fantasy games have been such a huge part of my childhood and just life in general, and the music has always been top notch. The majority of my iTunes is FF soundtracks, but my absolute favorite has to be FFX. I cried so many times during the game because the story paired with the music gives me such emotions.
LISTEN TO THIS AND TELL ME IT'S NOT BEAUTIFUL I DARE YOU.
Joe Hiashi, for his work in Studio Ghibli movies. Much like what Nobuo Uematsu does for the Final Fantasy series, Hiashi does for these movies. His work very much adds to the atmosphere and overall impact. I get so nostalgic listening to the soundtracks.
Spirited Away is my absolute favorite Ghibli movie, and the soundtrack's my favorite too.
I just found this and OMG I need to watch it in it's entirety soon!
Going along with movies again, I quite like John Williams. He's probably one of the most well known movie scorers today. Particularly, I like his work for Memoirs of a Geisha. I fell in love with the music from there, and that's what got me to start looking into him.
This one is my favorite from the movie, but everything else is lovely too.
Okay. I'm done now I swear. Sorry guys.
Okay so not counting the composers that are already dead, here are some others.
Nobuo Uematsu. Enough said.
But really, the Final Fantasy games have been such a huge part of my childhood and just life in general, and the music has always been top notch. The majority of my iTunes is FF soundtracks, but my absolute favorite has to be FFX. I cried so many times during the game because the story paired with the music gives me such emotions.
Joe Hiashi, for his work in Studio Ghibli movies. Much like what Nobuo Uematsu does for the Final Fantasy series, Hiashi does for these movies. His work very much adds to the atmosphere and overall impact. I get so nostalgic listening to the soundtracks.
Going along with movies again, I quite like John Williams. He's probably one of the most well known movie scorers today. Particularly, I like his work for Memoirs of a Geisha. I fell in love with the music from there, and that's what got me to start looking into him.
Okay. I'm done now I swear. Sorry guys.
Nerd House
Content Creator
I'd also recommend Princess Tutu for this reason.
Jaebeommie
Boba Enthusiast
You know I've heard about that show so many times but never fully looked into it. I'm going to
oranje
Guava Purveyor
My favorite composer of all time is Ennio Morricone. I really love his music for the Spaghetti Westerns because it's just so epic and beautiful. <3
Yann Tiersen, Susumu Hirasawa, Yanni, and Koji Kondo are also favorites of mine.
Omg! Last year in Honor Band we played one his songs (but arranged from band). We played My Neighbor Totoro
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