Other Mixes By mrpretzel_
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Classicism
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Clikitat Ikatowi |
"Pleiadian Dance" (3:01) River of Souls EP, 1998, Gravity Records |
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The Fiery Furnaces |
"My Egyptian Grammar" (3:21) Widow City, 2007, Thrill Jockey |
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Sufjan Stevens |
"Jupiter Winter" (6:27) Peace, vol. 5 from Songs for Christmas, 2006, Asthmatic Kitty |
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Erik Helling |
William Byrd's pavan and galliard "The Earle of Salisbury" (2:21) unpublished, available here |
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The Mountain Goats |
"An Inscription at Salonµ" (2:53) Jack & Faye, 1995-1996, unpublished, available here |
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Tom Pascale |
Claude Debussy's "Dr. Gradus ad Parnassum", from his piano suite Children's Corner (2:12) unpublished, available here |
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Chase Coleman |
Erik Satie's first gymnopedie (3:15) unpublished, available here |
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Hala Strana |
"Streets of Raised Platforms" (3:36) Hala Strana, 2003, Emperor Jones |
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Beirut |
"Mount Wroclai (Idle Days)" (3:15) Gulag Orkestar, 2006, Ba Da Bing! |
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The Mountain Goats |
"Quetzalcoatl Eats Plums" (2:25) Zopilote Machine, 1994, Ajax Records |
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Chris Breemer |
Isaac AlbTniz' "Evocaci=n", from the first book of Iberia (6:17) unpublished, available here |
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Joseph Kingma |
FrTdTric Chopin's polonaise in A flat maj. ("The Heroic Polonaise") (6:49) unpublished, available here |
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Beirut |
"Postcards from Italy" (4:17) Gulag Orkestar, 2006, Ba Da Bing! |
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Ben Folds Five |
"Smoke" (4:52) Whatever and Ever Amen, 1997, 550 Music |
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Chase Coleman |
Satie's third gymnopedie (2:21) unpublished, available here |
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Full download of Classicism (57:22, 66.3MB) ![]() |
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Comment:
I got "Inscription at Salonµ" and "My Egyptian Grammar" together in random play and got an idea for a Classical Studies-themed LP. I didn't have enough tracks like that that worked together, so I filled it out with some piano pieces and other things.Feedback:
Very impressive. I only have a few Mountain Goats cuts, but any song entitled Quetzalcoatl Eats Plums gets my rapt attention. íGracias!
There are some really powerful tracks here. "Dr. Gradus ad Parnassum" and the two Satie pieces are personal favorites.