Classical Music

Tracklist: 0:00 1. A Celtic Symphony - 1. Lento sostenuto 3:31 2. A Celtic Symphony - 2. Allegro con fuoco 10:41 3. A Celtic Symphony - 3. Andante con tenerezza 15:35 4. A Celtic Symphony - 4. Port-a-Bial: Allegro con spirito 17:04 5. A Celtic Symphony - 5. Largamente maestoso 20:03 6. The Witch of Atlas - 1. A lady-witch there lived on Atlas' mountain 22:11 7. The Witch of Atlas - 2. 'Tis said, she was first changed into a vapour 24:29 8. The Witch of Atlas - 3. And old Silenus, shaking a green stick 27:05 9. The Witch of Atlas - 4. And every nymph of stream and spreading tree 28:37 10. The Witch of Atlas - 5. For she was beautiful: her beauty made 29:38 11. The Witch of Atlas - 6. The deep recesses of her odorous dwelling 30:10 12. The Witch of Atlas - 7. And then she called out of the hollow turrets 32:02 13. The Witch of Atlas - 8. To those she saw most beautiful, she gave 34:56 14. The Sea Reivers 38:48 15. A Hebridean Symphony - 1. [untitled] 46:16 16. A Hebridean Symphony - 2. [untitled] 49:16 17. A Hebridean Symphony - 3. [untitled] 54:57 18. A Hebridean Symphony - 4. [untitled] 58:19 19. A Hebridean Symphony - 5. [untitled] 1:01:47 20. A Hebridean Symphony - 6. [untitled] 1:05:38 21. A Hebridean Symphony - 7. [untitled] 1:08:29 22. A Hebridean Symphony - 8. [untitled] 1:10:37 23. A Hebridean Symphony - 9. [untitled]

Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartet in C sharp minor, Op.131 0:00 1. Adagio ma non troppo e molto espressivo 6:59 2. Allegro molto vivace 10:05 3. Allegro moderato 11:00 4. Andante ma non troppo e molto cantabile - Più mosso - Andante moderato e lusinghie 25:17 5. Presto 30:45 6. Adagio quasi un poco andante 32:49 7. Allegro

Wagner Symphony WWV 29 0:00 1. I. Sostenuto e maestoso 12:33 2. II. Andante ma non troppo 22:15 3. III. Allegro assai 27:54 4. IV. Allegro molto e vivace Symphony WWV 35 34:14 5. I. Allegro con spirito 47:44 6. II. Adagio cantabile Overtures 53:30 7. Huldigungsmarsch, WWV 97 58:54 8. Rienzi: Overture, WWV 49 1:10:18 9. Kaisermarsch, WWV 104

Rarely performed early Beethoven works made for the deaths of Joseph II and Leopold II. The Leopold one he wrote when he was 19. Commies declared Leopold II an enemy because he killed more nig nogs than planned parenthood and self delude themselves into believing people like Beethoven were leftists. Christian Thielemann is like the last currently performing conductor who isn't a fag, jew or commie. He studied under Karajan and Karajan selected him to succeed him leading the Berlin Philharmonic but the commies in the orchestra took a vote and overruled Karajan's wishes and that mediocre jew Simon Rattle was chosen instead and destroyed one of the top orchestras in the world. All the right wing musicians loyal to Karajan left and went to other orchestras. Tracklist: Ludwig Van Beethoven - Trauerkantate auf den Tod Kaiser Josephs II. WoO 87 0:00 1. Chor und Soli: 'Tot! Tot, stoehnt es durch die oede Nacht' 9:49 2. Rezitativ: 'Ein Ungeheuer, sein Name Fanatismus' 11:00 Arie: 'Da kam Joseph' 16:06 3. Arie mit Chor: 'Da stiegen die Menschen an's Licht' 22:29 4. Rezitativ: 'Er schlaeft, von den Sorgen seiner Welt entladen' 25:23 Arie: 'Hier schlummert seinen stillen Frieden der grosse Dulder' 33:37 5. Chor und Soli: 'Tot, Tot, stoehnt es durch die oede Nacht' Ludwig Van Beethoven - Kantate auf die Erhebung Leopolds II. zur Kaiserwuerde WoO 88 44:00 1. Rezitativ: 'Er schlummert' - 'Lasst sanft den grossen Fuersten ruhen!' 48:21 Arie: 'Fiesse, Wonnezaehre, fliesse!' 1:00:30 2. Rezitativ: 'Ihr staunt, Voelker der Erde!' 1:01:20 3. Rezitativ: 'Wie bebt mein Herz vor Wonne!' 1:02:16 Terzett: 'Ihr, die Joseph ihren Vater nannten' 1:06:30 4. Chor: 'Heil! Stuerzet nieder, Millionen' Charlotte Margiono - soprano William Schimell - bass Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin Nigel Black - horn Laurence Davies - horn Laurence Rogers - horn Peter Blake - horn Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin Philharmonia Orchestra Christian Thielemann - conductor

Biber dedicated this chamber music to the God of War, Mars. Tracklist: 0:00 1. Sonata 1:45 2. Die liderliche Gesellschaft von allerley Humor 3:36 3. Der Mars 4:35 4. Presto 5:41 5. Aria 7:44 6. Die Schlacht 8:30 7. Lamento der Verwundten Musquetirer (Adagio)

First part is here: https://rumble.com/v5avm6t-jn-leifs-edda-part-i-skopun-heimsins-creation-of-the-world-iceland-so-2007.html Libretto/Booklet with lyrics in icelandic/english here: https://odysee.com/jon-leifs-edda-part-2-booklet:e0e4bfb48972788df5d2c7992b4cdb4befee396b Tracklist: 0:00 Hanna Dora Sturludottir - i. odin 19:10 Schola Cantorum Reykjavik - ii. sons of odin 29:37 Hanna Dora Sturludottir - iii. goddesses 49:42 Elmar Gilbertsson - iv. valkyries 52:38 Schola Cantorum Reykjavik - v. norns 57:44 Schola Cantorum Reykjavik - vi. warriors

Tracklist: 0:00 1. Young Were the Years (track is really quiet for first 20-30 seconds) 4:22 2. Ymir 11:46 3. The Giants' Place 14:42 4. Audhumla, Odin and his Brothers 17:36 5. Sea 20:14 6. Earth 22:45 7. Sky, Sun, Day 33:14 8. Night, Morning 52:38 9. Asgard, Ash and Embla, Midgard 56:16 10. All Men Aren't Equally Wise 59:43 11. Wood, Summer, Calm 1:07:48 12. Winter and Wind 1:10:25 13. Ilfing, Nine Worlds Baritone Vocals [Bass Baritone Vocals] – Bjarni Thor Kristinsson Tenor Vocals – Gunnar Guðbjörnsson Chorus – Schola Cantorum Chorus Master – Hörður Áskelsson Composed By – Jón Leifs Conductor – Hermann Bäumer Orchestra – Iceland Symphony Orchestra Recorded at Hallgrim's Church, Rekyavik, Iceland

Arminio is a "Dramma musicale" about the story of the Germanic military hero Arminius who defeated the Romans at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest and his wife Thusnelda (Segesta) who is taken prisoner by Germanicus. It is one of the oldest operas made in Germany. If you like this I'll post the whole thing but this is one of my favorite songs and its mostly unknown and not very popular. A few other composers remade this but the original is by far the best if you look for it.The fags and jews who run the opera world today aren't fond of operas about Germanic leaders warring with Rome but I am. I'll get you guys who are used to hearing the gay opera popular today to forget about all that and listen to opera where the men singing can have some testosterone flowing while playing the best warriors and heroes in our history. You can't sing like a fag while pretending to be Arminius, Leonidas or Charles Martel. Even the operas done today were performed much differently 200 years ago. My grandparents were taught Western music, western literature and western art in school all different classes. There is no classical music at all in schools today. What is supposed to be teaching western classical music instead is taught by a lgbt and its subject matter is exclusively jewish broadway musicals which are not western classical music and even where musical instruments are taught they teach them how to play the same musicals. No normal kid wants anything to do with those classes because they are always full of lgbt, perverts,two troons, a fag, a fat feminist and a tap dancing nig nog.

(Complete DG and Decca Recordings 001/330) This is from my fathers 'Complete Recordings on Deutsche Grammaphon and Decca' giant set that sells for like 25K today. Its a 330 album set with everything Karajan recorded for DG/Decca. If I upload one a day it will still take almost a year. It's in sequence by year so the first ones are all recorded during the Third Reich era. I'll keep uploading them as long as I can. I also have the Warner complete set which is 101 CDs and the EMI which is 159 CDs. Karajan recorded an insane amount of stuff. Tracklist: Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major, op. 92 Staatskapelle Berlin 6/1941 0:00 1. Poco sestenuto - Vivace 12:50 2. Allegreto 22:02 3. Presto 29:57 4. Allegro con brio Leonore III op. 72a Overture Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam 9/1943 36:32 5. Adagio - Allegro Richard Wagner Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg Staatskapelle Berlin 4/1939 51:20 6. Vorspiel zum 1. Aufzug (Prelude to Act I) 59:52 7. Vorspiel zum 3. Aufzug (Prelude to Act 3)