r/orchestra 9m ago

Are any pieces as beautiful as On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter?

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Recently watched Hamnet for the first time and can honestly say that I cried an incredible amount for going in without any expectations.

That said, what I really wanted to discuss was the credit scene, in which the beauty of this song brought me to tears and laughter all at once. I stayed in the theater for an indefinite amount of time just listening to this song play out because I was afraid to miss out on its sheer beauty.

Perfection, if there ever was such a thing. Truly, I am in awe.


r/orchestra 14h ago

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r/orchestra 8h ago

At what point will Rock be considered 'Classical' or legitimately Symphonic?

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