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Post by sheilawilson on Sept 2, 2005 11:47:35 GMT -5
"You Dont remember"...the best part is the opening few bars of the solo...its so sad
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Post by scouserocker on Sept 8, 2005 19:42:02 GMT -5
Instrumental - Icarus Dream Suite Op 4 - The most beautiful emotional guitar playing!
Vocal - Disciples of Hell - The heaviest riff on the planet!
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Post by alex on Sept 9, 2005 8:49:29 GMT -5
sorry to rant on, but i havent been able to get a few bars out of my head for about a week now..
End of Vivace in Concerto Suite, dominant 7th chords pounding which yngwie plays a fantastic ostinato and the staccatoo (orgasm).
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ritz
Devil In Disguise
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Post by ritz on Sept 19, 2005 23:52:41 GMT -5
denifitnely Far Beyon The Sun!! will never get bored until the day i die. hehe.. Evil eye Save our love Island in the sun  |
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Post by Evil Eye on Jan 7, 2006 4:07:52 GMT -5
Icarus' Dream Suite is a really inspiring, emotional, beautiful masterpiece, but it all comes down to Far Beyond the Sun, IMO. Basically all the instrumentals I enjoy the most, like how AJLeadGuitar said.
After that.... my faves are Rising Force, Krakatau, Trilogy Suite Op. 5, and Disciples of Hell, for starters.
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tarvo
Child In Time
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Post by tarvo on Apr 12, 2006 9:57:27 GMT -5
Icarus' Dream Suite is like adagio, yngwie isn't author of adagio, bot he added cool stuff  |
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Post by beyondthesun on Apr 12, 2006 11:48:18 GMT -5
Who wrote "Adagio"?
So basically Icarus Dream Suite is a partial composition from Yngwie and classical composers that contains "adagio" in it?
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Post by Grishnackh on Apr 12, 2006 16:57:45 GMT -5
Tomaso Albinoni
Quote from classical.net:
"In 1945, Remo Giazotto, a Milanese musicologist traveled to Dresden to complete his biography of Tomaso Albinoni and his listing of Albinoni's music. Among the ruins, he discovered a fragment of manuscript. Only the bass line and six bars of melody had survived, possibly from the slow movement of a Trio Sonata or Sonata da Chiesa. It was from this fragment that Giazotto reconstructed the now-famous Adagio, a piece which is instantly associated with Albinoni today, yet which ironically Albinoni would doubtless hardly recognize."
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Post by queenofshred on May 6, 2006 17:51:30 GMT -5
Tomaso Albinoni Quote from classical.net: "In 1945, Remo Giazotto, a Milanese musicologist traveled to Dresden to complete his biography of Tomaso Albinoni and his listing of Albinoni's music. Among the ruins, he discovered a fragment of manuscript. Only the bass line and six bars of melody had survived, possibly from the slow movement of a Trio Sonata or Sonata da Chiesa. It was from this fragment that Giazotto reconstructed the now-famous Adagio, a piece which is instantly associated with Albinoni today, yet which ironically Albinoni would doubtless hardly recognize."   Is that really true? I find it hard to believe -- Adagio is the most well-known of all Albinoni's music (although I bet 90% of people who recognise it have never heard of Albinoni since this tune has been hijacked by so many classical guitarists doing their own version). I'll consult with my Grandmama on the matter -- she talks about the Italian Baroque composers as if they were her closest friends, so she's bound to know  Icarus' Dream Suite is mostly Yngwie's own composition. It's only the first theme that comes from the Adagio. *lost in waves of polyphonic heaven* ;D ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by risingdrummer on Jul 29, 2006 7:31:26 GMT -5
Mine would have to be KRAKATAU. I love the tense, fast paced intro, the massive mood swing with the acoustic strumming, then the ground shaking doomladen riff that comes after that. And to top it all off he hits that amazing "squeal" note in one of the breaks and it melts your ears !
Sheer brilliance from the man !
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Post by damian1122 on Sept 9, 2008 11:45:41 GMT -5
personally rising force is my fav i just like the feel of it and stuff
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