Classical songs

[dstln]

Whoa. Why aren't there more classical songs? I do believe that all songs over 50 years or something ARE public domain, so is it just that you guys haven't gotten to them?

[Synthlight]

Not yet, but we will.

Cheers,

Synthlight

[smiley]

i agree, we really need more than just that one classical song, may i suggest beethoven

[Synthlight]

We are actively looking for performances of classical songs with the rights to use those performances/reproductions of them. If anyone can help us out with that, it would be much appreciated.

Cheers,

Synthlight

[DiGiCharat]

hmm...I wouldn't be able to help much on that, but can I suggest a song?
How about Pachebel: Canon in D?
It's a pretty popular classical song.

[Freak83]

I'm just wondering... maybe a new catagory all together called Classical Remix's? I doubt they're well known but people remix classical music and it sounds great. I personally suggest these

1. Moonlight Sonata Remix
2. Water Rave Remix
3. Toccata Al Fugue Remix (maybe not... it's aprox 8 minutes long)

[LEGO]

I agree with moonlight sonata.

and dude, please, look into this for me. i'd REALLY appreciate it.

Hadyn's Trumpet Concerto In Eb (E-flat) Major.

pretty sure about the name

[stoneddinoofdoom]

have any of you heard of david holsinger's songs? they are absolutely awesome and super crazy. Im sure he would give you permission, hes a pretty cool guy. Abrahms Pursuit is the best.

[Freak83]

You sound like you know him. Why don't you ask him?

[stoneddinoofdoom]

I dont know him. He conducted a thing called distirct band in my city and all of my friends who were in the band said he was super nice.

[Freak83]

I'm just wondering... maybe a new catagory all together called Classical Remix's? I doubt they're well known but people remix classical music and it sounds great. I personally suggest these

1. Moonlight Sonata Remix
2. Water Rave Remix
3. Toccata Al Fugue Remix (maybe not... it's aprox 8 minutes long)

Yeah you listened to me! Moonlight Sonata (even if it isn't the remix). Oh yeah! Quoting yourself Freak83 style!

[LEGO]

Next i hope he uses my suggestion. It'd be about a level 7-8.

[musicheck]

I must suggest the best classical songs for difficult steps:
Moonlight Sonata third movement
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodys 2,5,7
Rachmaninoff prelude in C minor (I can play it on the piano WEEEEEEEEEEEEE)
Mendolsohn Spining Song from Songs without Words (can play that too, dont I have a great ego...... er..... no *sob* *sob*)

anyway, these would make AWSOME songs, and if you need mediocore performances of the last two them, let me know

Musicheck

[QreepyBORIS]

Peer Gynt, the fast, cool sounding evilish movement with the accerando.

THAT would be sweet. I am willing to make steps, but it will take a while, as I am a newb to that. Also, the steps might not follow the music 100%.

BUT I'LL TRY!!

[EvilLaughKid]

OH! I know a really cool classic song. . . my friend has it on CD somewhere, I will get the name then edit this post with it.