Any of you like Medieval & Renaissance Music or Gregorian Chant?

[Winston]

Am I the only one who likes Medieval, Renaissance or Classical music? I don't know anyone else who does. The music from those eras seem so soulful, refined and artistic. Modern music is so trashy and degenerate in comparison. How come ancient people had such better taste in music?

Check out this great collection of lute music from the Renaissance.







I also like Gregorian Chants of medieval Catholic monks. It sounds so holy and spiritual. I resonate with it. Maybe because I had a lot of past lives as a Christian during the Middle Ages. Here are some Gregorian Chant pieces.

[ChampionKaji]

I like classical music very much. Some Medieval music is enjoyable too, but I tend not to listen to it.

[xiongmao]

I kind of like it as well.

Check out the Medieval Babes, they were popular for a while, and they're quite relaxing to listen to. Also they're hot.

And Dead Can Dance have a few medieval inspired albums, I saw them in concert in NYC back in 2005.

[Jester]

On the first one now. Pleasant to listen to next to a fountain, viewing art.... A little dreary to work by unless I'm already in the "zone".

My favorite to get myself working is Baroque or Viennese Waltz.

Still, good thread, keep it going!

Concentration is money.

[Tsar]

Those are some of the genres that I like.

Saltarello and Schiarazula Marazula are two of my favorites. The first time I heard those two songs where when I found the versions by Numius on Soundclick.



The above video has a lot of good medieval music.

I also like the folk music by Blackmore's Night.

[Jackal]

Am I the only one who likes Renaissance, Medieval or Classical music?

No, most of us seem to be cut from the same cloth here! lol I like Baroque music, especially Bach.

I think you would enjoy Paul Galbraith's albums:

[Jester]

Bump, bump, bump.

Still on the 1st Tibetan one.

Sonorous, soulful, sweet.

[Winston]

Here is a great two hours of Baroque music called "The Best of Baroque" which contains a lot of masterpieces.

[momopi]

If you enjoy classical music, please support the artists by attending your local (paid) performances.

[Winston]

If you enjoy classical music, please support the artists by attending your local (paid) performances.

How can we do that? The artists referred to in this thread lived during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. LOL. Did you read the title of this thread? LOL

I don't know any modern classical composers. They may be ok. But the ones I listen to lived a long time ago too. lol

Instead of seeking concerts of musicians you like, why not just buy their music on Amazon or their websites? That would be a lot easier and more convenient.

[momopi]

If you enjoy classical music, please support the artists by attending your local (paid) performances.

How can we do that? The artists referred to in this thread lived during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. LOL. Did you read the title of this thread? LOL

I don't know any modern classical composers. They may be ok. But the ones I listen to lived a long time ago too. lol
Instead of seeking concerts of musicians you like, why not just buy their music on Amazon or their websites? That would be a lot easier and more convenient.

Your thread said "Renaissance, Medieval or Classical".

There are many live classical performances by artists who are keeping the music alive, and composers like Marcel Grandjany wrote good harp pieces in the 20th century.

To a connoisseur, a CD or MP3 is really not the same as attending a live performance.

[Winston]

Well I listen to classical composers of the past. Not the modern ones. lol

Btw, I forgot to fire one off to you Momopi. lol I was gonna say this:

Well I'd be glad to help support Bach, Beethoven or Mozart, if they were alive that is...

Hahaha. I just had to get that one in. lol

Btw, speaking of musical geniuses, I have another history question for you.

Why did the greatest classical composers like Beethoven, Bach, or Mozart all die poor and unappreciated? Why didn't they become wealthy in their lifetime? Why do they all have the same pattern? Why were they only legendized after they died? It seems like a pity.

Why didn't they just hold concerts everyday and make lots of money from it?

[Winston]

1 Hour of Medieval Instrumental Music - Medieval Life



Tracklist

0:00 – Black Wolf’s Inn
4:16 – Wild Boar’s Inn
8:01 – Red Dragon’s Inn
12:19 – Seaside Tavern
16:12 – Two Moon’s Inn
18:41 – Court Minstrel
22:05 – Castle Bard
26:05 – English Bard
27:40 – Cobblestone Village
31:59 – Timber Town
35:33 – Blacksmith’s Forge
39:01 – Darkwood Forest
43:00 – Medieval Faire
47:07 – King’s Banquet
50:09 – Mountain Storm
53:43 – Black Stone Keep
57:18 – Magical Journey

[Winston]

1 Hour of Medieval Music - Medieval Times



Tracklist

0:00 – Brown Fox Inn
3:43 – The Innkeeper
7:10 – Sword in the Stone
10:36 – Royal Castle
13:51 – Queen Guinevere
17:21 – Medieval Princess
20:31 – The Chancellor
23:46 – Sir Galahad
27:04 – Kitchen Hearth
30:26 – Lantern's Lodge
33:59 – Forester's Hut
37:23 – Troubadour
40:39 – Court Jester
43:46 – Medieval Festival
47:04 – Young Squire
50:18 – Knights of the Realm
53:47 – Dark Dungeon
57:15 – The Black Knight
1:00:21 – Lady Morgana
1:03:41 – Medieval Castle
1:07:14 – Monks of the Monastery
1:10:28 – Castle of Ruins

[Winston]

1 Hour of Medieval and Fantasy Inn Music



Tracklist

0:00 – Black Wolf's Inn
4:17 – Wild Boar's Inn
8:01 – Hooded Rogue Inn
11:30 – Brown Fox Inn
15:13 – Sir Gawain's Inn
18:50 – Warrior's Heart Inn
22:10 – Red Dragon's Inn
26:28 – Seaside Tavern
30:21 – The Captain's Inn
33:52 – Pirate Tavern
37:19 – Viking Tavern
40:39 – Two Moons Inn
43:08 – Ninja Star Inn
46:08 – Leprechaun's Inn
49:06 – Frostblade Inn
52:24 – Forest Imps Inn
56:08 – Dark Elves Inn
59:19 – Goblin King's Tavern
1:02:46 – Dwarf Lord's Tavern