#(dvorak 😔)

[essektheylyss]

Brother Dradin Kashmir might only be like 27 but he absolutely should not be at the club, he is not cut out for the club, he does not have the clubber's temperament, and unfortunately he is, right now, on his way to the club 😔

#ambergris trilogy #he's literally the WORST who is letting him do this #(dvorak 😔) #cadimon tried so hard to help him but he can't even listen to sense #for the record? cadimon: an icon. what a bastard. instant fave. #megs is reading

[catovyen]

MCU: *releases Koinu no Carnival in GOTG 3* "omg Miku is canon in MCU!!" "Vocaloid is canon in MCU!!!!"

I'm sobbing and so does Chopin

I understand that Miku is the most famous Vocaloid among all of them (probably the icon) but mAN- I don't know how should I feel when a song that was made for Classicaloid gets to be called as the Vocaloid song from GOTG3, I mean it's technically is a Vocaloid song since it features vocal synthesizer voices but damn, only 0.01% knew it originates from an anime 😭 I can't really argue with that.

IDK WHETHER I SHOULD BE HAPPY THAT KOINU NO CARNIVAL IS GETTING ATTENTION - I am happy that Ehamic's music is getting more popular and more people know about the music (like oh my god finally some recognition), but also a part of me feels frustrated that it will be remembered as the "Vocaloid song from GOTG3", again. I kind of have mixed feelings for it.

Not to mention that it's not just Miku singing in that song, there are 50 Vocaloids included - I can't believe someone dissected the voices and recognizes them!

Are you a classical music/composer enjoyer and been wanting to watch an anime about it?

No? Well you're not the first one. 😔

Yes? Well, I'M OFFERING YOU GUYS FREE FOOD!

Anyways, if you like a slice of life anime of the historical composers that can transform into magical boys/girls (such as Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Lizst, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Badarzewska, etc) + classical music remixes I suggest you to watch Classicaloid 😳 That "slice of life" can be very random and chaotic, but it explains their character along the series. It'll make you "what the fuck is going on" too. They have from comedic, serious, fun to sad moments.

Q = How many episodes and seasons?

It has 2 seasons, 25 episodes each! 50 episodes in total. Each composers are able to wield their powers called Musik and they have unique abilities!

If you want to see someone react to the first few episodes to get a glimpse on what it looks like - there is this video (they're the ones who introduced me to this anime):

You can learn something from each of the classical composers along the anime - such as:

Beethoven puts exactly 60 coffee beans for his perfect coffee, and he is really, really, REALLY passionate

Mozart is left handed and a cheeky dude

Dvorak loves trains

Tchaikovsky loves mushrooms

yada yada yada the Lizst goes on

Q: Where can I find a community of it?

We're a very small community and in desperate to find Classicaloid fans to talk about the series and share our thoughts 😭 The only way to discover fans is from tags tbh.

BUT, perhaps you're a Classicaloid fan who is looking to be in a Discord server, you may DM me and I'll invite you! Most of us here speaks English <3

Peace! Anyways, artwork coming in soon, I'm (kind of) free from my college projects 😳

#classicaloid #hi rhythm heaven fans did you know that Tsunku remixed Bach Tchaikovsky and Badarzewskas pieces in this anime? #rant #Youtube

[sevarix-blogs]

fred was so close to brilliance. he played 2 movements from dvorak's 13th string quartet. all the movements are amazing ofc. but the second movement is the best. and he didn't play the second movement. he only played the 3rd and 4th. smh fred 😔

#var listens to the radio

[filmnoiress]

top 5 male and female performances from things you've watched this year

female:

margarete schon as kriemhild in die nibelungen. she's UNREAL in this. the way she completely changes from innocent girl to dead inside and bent on revenge between movies... margarete schon will stand completely still not moving a muscle and the girls will go insane

sophie okonedo as margaret of anjou in the hollow crown: she ATE this role. DEVOURED it. @ benedict cumberbatch this is how you deliver a big performance in this series. it's so funny how literally nobody else holds a candle to her when she's onscreen (except for her scene partner tom sturridge <3)

teresa wright in shadow of a doubt! she carries this movie! charlie's such an excellent complicated character. we need more film noir detective protagonists who are also teenage girls. she's so normal <3

deborah kerr in black narcissus. ik she said the innocents was her best performance and the consensus is kathleen byron is the standout but deb blew me away here

lillian gish in the white sister: ok i have to do it yeah who's doing it like gish...she danced along to music in a silent film and i fell in love. her two big scenes...yeah. i <3 nuns losing their minds

honourable mentions include ann dvorak in scarface, candace hilligoss in carnival of souls, sylvia sidney in city streets, aria bedmar in hermana muerte, jennifer jones in the song of bernadette

male:

conrad veidt in the hands of orlac: genuinely you could list any silent film connie's in but he's unreal in this. his acting is so physical there's no other actor like him

tom sturridge as henry vi in the hollow crown: aahhh this performance was the perfect blend of everything i love about shakespeare's henry and historical henry. the way he fidgets with his hands, the vacant expression in his eyes, the look...also this doesn't have to do with his performance but i love what they did with his costumes and court

paul muni in i am a fugitive from a chain gang: paul muni's such an incredible leading man. where are all the paul munis of the world

nick stahl in disturbing behavior: whatever it's my list and this was so FUN. he understood the assignment for this movie and steals every scene he was in. when nick stahl wins the oscar for best supporting actor at the 1998 academy awards then you will realize

roddy mcdowall in conquest of the planet of the apes: smh i'm such a fake apes fan i hadn't seen conquest until this year😔ok but 70s caesar you will ALWAYS be famous. i was gagged several times. the first time a human tells him no and caesar just gives him this LOOK...you completely forget the same actor played cornelius bc the performances are so different. he had so many great lines too. i love zira and cornelius and their violent revolutionary son caesar <3 the second best performance from 1972

honourable mentions include uno henning in a cottage on dartmoor, cillian murphy in oppenheimer, keir dullea in bunny lake is missing, and gary cooper in meet john doe, phillips holmes and lionel barrymore in broken lullaby

#asks

[recapitulation]

devastating results from the mahler 5 v dvorak 9 bracket. this is information i was not ready to receive

fucking literally why are they destroying my baby ‼️‼️‼️ I did not honestly expect mahler 5 to win because it's less well known than dvorak 9 but it still hurts 😔 yall haven't listened to mahler 5 and it shows

[ID: image of a cat leaning over another cat who is laying down. text reads "u good?" / "mahler 5 is better than dvorak 9 fuck yall" /end ID]

#and also rach 2 is losing right now 😭‼️ HELP ‼️‼️ #classical music #answered

[parcai]

Do you play piano? That's SO COOL. I saw your personal blog queue.

i started when i was four, so i'm coming up on thirteen years. 🥰 and yeah lmao. i really like chopin, rachmaninoff, a lil sibelius and dvorak, bach, mendelssohn, etc, so i was posting about it.

if you guys ever need help w music theory or anything, feel free to send me an ask (except rn i closed anons, so you'll have to go on your url). i've been learning it for a long, long time.

#nice anons are- #😔💖 might fuck around and give you a kiss #anonnie #anon #answered #piano #music theory #chopin #rachmaninoff #dvorak #sibelius #composers #classical music

[sevarix-blogs]

w for fred: he's playing a dvorak string quartet!!!!!!

massive L for fred: he's only gonna play the first movement 😔

#var listens to the radio

[sevarix-blogs]

VERY out of the blue, but Var what are your favourite classical music pieces? I’m trying to study but my vibes are off 😔

oh!! i will take this opportunity to share my favorite pieces that i used to listen to in college while doing homework

first is this string quartet by Schubert. it's based on music for a play he did (the play was lost but his music remains)

next is a lovely string quartet from Mendelssohn!

this is a lovely piece by dvorak!

and finally we have one of my favorite string quartets from haydn! he composed a TON of string quartets, and at one point in college i just listened to all of haydn's string quartets while studying lol

good luck studying!! i hope this helps :D

#var rambles about classical music

[parcai]

who's your favourite composer? :D

that's very difficult 😭😭 there are so many music periods, and types of music (concertos, solos, etc.), and stuff.

i, think the MOST i can narrow it down to is rachmaninoff and chopin for piano, and mendelssohn and silbelius for violin.

brilliant men 🥰💖💘💝

#ty for asking 😞💓 #i like when people ask me about classical music 🙈💕 #rip to beethoven i seriously considered it 😭😭💔 #classical music #music #sibelius #chopin #rachmaninoff #mendelsohhn #anon #answered #rip to dvorak also 😔