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Poll Question: which classical muiscian is the number one
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    Posted: March 19 2015 at 12:49
well which will be your number one classical musician...Clap
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Rachmoninov!
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Gustav Mahler.

Strange list - even Beethoven didn't make the cut?  Ermm


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Musician or composer?  They're not the same thing.  Further, it is customary to divide classical in to different periods.  Mozart and Bach are very different from Debussey and Dvorak and really can't be compared in a meaningful way.  You've missed three of the greatest musicians: Beethoven and Liszt were piano prodigies.  What about Paganini on violin?
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Are you f**king kidding with "Motzart"?

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I'm a fan of the baroque style more than the classical period so went with Bach  but Mozart is a close second for me. I also enjoy Ralph Vaughan Williams  for a more modern sound.
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I voted for my favourite classical composer - Stravinsky.
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Originally posted by Smurph Smurph wrote:

Rachmoninov!

For me as well.
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