Symphony No 7, Second movement, Allegretto

[Chronomar]

Does anyone love this piece of music too, or is it just me? I felt, before even knowing I was INTP or of such a think as INTP, that this song embodied much of my personality. So, maybe it is an INTP-type song. If anyone hasn't heard it, go to you tube, and search for it with "LSO" (London Symphony Orchestra, they play it the best).

 

[FusionKnight]

By whom?

 

[Chronomar]

oops.

By Beethoven.

 

[fullerene]

I've actually had this on loop for upwards of 2 hours now, finishing my homework for the night procrastinating as much as possible. It's fantastic.

 

[Chronomar]

I love this song, but cannot exactly decide why that is specifically. Which, of course, is part of why I love it.

When I listen to it, I imagine a giant ancient stone building, with all that can be expected of gothic style large stone buildings, surrounded by a large forest. With giant statues, far reaching wood bookcases, and light slanting in from some unseen window. This, I suppose, is the best expressed reason of why I like this song.

It is a pitty that almostno one at my school that I've talked to knows what it is. My friend said she didn't like it because it was too, "unhappy" and "impersonal" which she sees as the opposite of most Beethoven music.

The song is not really unhappy. It's just happy in a very complex way.

 

[zxc]

Just listened to it for the first time, I love it!

On a similar note, do check out Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony, 4th Movement, at YouTube- Tchaikovsky - Charles Dutoit - Symphony No.6 Mvt.4 , I love the ending especially.

 

[Chronomar]

Just listened to it for the first time, I love it!

On a similar note, do check out Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony, 4th Movement, at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1J5912WbAQ , I love the ending especially.

I listened to it, and I love it. .

I especially liked the part that starts about 7.20 minutes in. on the youtube video you posted. And then ending.

 

[ejames]

It's nice, but I don't think it's Beethoven's best work. My favourite is his 6th symphony.

Oops, did I sound like I knew what I was talking about?
...(I don't)