As someone who loves classical I'm struggling to answer this. Mostly because I don't know who/what I'm listening to most of the time. The partita no 2 for violin by who knows done in whatever era is what is on my repeat right now though. Listz's la campenela as well thanks to a YouTube channel. Beethoven's 6 and 9th always.
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You must be thinking of Bach, his sonatas and partitas for violin are legendary. One of Germany's finest
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I never looked it up until now. Bach yes. Thought it was Mozart cause it has a more.... modern? sound. A bit more quick paced. Wish our modern musicians were as talented.
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It's sadly a lost art, certainly in the mainstream. I'm studying music history and composition as a hobby. I can seriously appreciate the pure talent and inspiration of the classical composers, but one can't help but shed a few tears for the degradation of our culture
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