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Shostakovich
I just realized you have no Shostakovich pieces on this site...I highly suggest Symphonies 10, 11, and 12, and Galop by Shostakovich. They're awesome pieces.
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08-05-2005, 09:13 PM
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I like Shostakovich and the pieces you suggested are wonderful!  (except for the 11th symphony  which I haven't ever listened to) But unfortunately I am afraid that his works are all copyrighted... 
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08-05-2005, 09:24 PM
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Its really too bad all of what he had to endure, all of the censorship and living under a dictator like Stalin I never want to experience that...
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Luckier than many other composers before him though, don't you think so?
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Yeah he was...although that was a really time for him to be composing...and to think, I thought I was the only person that studied composers...Heh, I have this huge encyclopedia of the big composers... 
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Luckier than many other composers before him though, don't you think so?
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Some, he was luckier than some, I feel bad for the folks that could onyl compose in 3/4 or else the church would go after them...
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I think it is like a great composers' "curse". Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Strauss, Tchaikovsky and so many others... Such tragedy in each one's biography... In contrast with Shostakovich, I think most of them had a more miserable life
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I guess I want a "curse" then cause I really want to be one of the really good composers...
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I guess I want a "curse" then cause I really want to be one of the really good composers...
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Don't worry...so do I. hehe, I think I'm halfway there though.
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08-06-2005, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Piccologurl156
I just realized you have no Shostakovich pieces on this site...I highly suggest Symphonies 10, 11, and 12, and Galop by Shostakovich. They're awesome pieces.
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Loren,
I love Shostakovich and we'd like to publish his works, but unfortunately he's still copyrighted. We look forward to be able to publish his extraordinary compositions!
Thank you for your understanding.
All the best,
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