coming of biron...

[Pastore]

someone here has to know what it is.. its that hour long classical piece right??? where can i find info on it... or more importantly if you know the correct name of it so i can download it...

 

[Pastore]

someones gotta know... its one of those classical songs that everyones heard it, but no one knows what the name of it is...

 

[Pastore]

grrr...

 

[divinemartyr]

If your post was anywhere near what any human would call descriptive, you might get a response or two. I personally have no clue what you're talking about. Try Google, it does more than you think it can.

dm

 

[eakers]

i dont know, but i bet you got all excited when you saw that someone replied to your thread.

what a let down huh?

*kat. <-- gotcha!

 

[Pastore]

damn.. i dont know how many songs are an hour long... i figured that would be descriptive enough...

 

[divinemartyr]

<< damn.. i dont know how many songs are an hour long... i figured that would be descriptive enough >>



Classical pieces are much longer than typical rock, rap, or pop tunes. Just stating that a song is an hour long, won't really help out much.

dm

 

[iamwiz82]

look at any classically composed piece, they were quite long. Classical as in Beethoven and Bach, not as in iron butterfly. =]

 

[LadyNiniane]

I can take a guess here - is it the one used in the love scenes in &quot;10&quot;? If so, it's Ravel's 'Bolero'.

Underlying rhythm is
dum, du du du dum, du du du dum dum,
dum, du du du dum, du du du du du du du du du

If you're not a solo instrument in that one, it's the most boring piece of music ever written for orchestra. I'm a viola player - if my husband tried to use that to put me &quot;in the mood&quot;, I'd be far more likely to run screaming into the street... :disgust:

Lady Niniane