Classical Music for Beginners: Everything You Wanted to Know but Didn't Dare to Ask
- מור מסיקה
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Hello all music lovers! Let's face it: classical music suffers from bad PR. Most of us think of it as something heavy, numbing, or something that requires a three-piece suit. Maybe you've even tried listening to a random piece or going to a concert and it felt like you were listening to a lecture on nuclear physics. So first of all - you're definitely not alone. 9 out of 10 people say that classical music is 'not their cup of tea' and the one who remains prefer to drink whiskey... But the truth? Classical music is the original 'rock and roll', full of drama that could last an entire season of 'Big Brother'. So welcome to the
Classical music for beginners What will you find here on the blog?
In the following posts, I will publish well-known works or those worth getting to know, provide an explanation of the work, the composer, or the period, and answer burning questions for you (and also those that are uncomfortable to ask):
Basic concepts in the world of classical music
Let's start from the basics: What is a symphony, opera, or concerto? We'll break down the big concepts into simple words that anyone can understand.
Concert Guide:
When do you applaud? How do you avoid embarrassing mistakes in the hall? What does the conductor even do on stage?
The stories behind the characters
Who were the great composers and what went through their minds when they wrote their masterpieces? We will learn about the human and dramatic side of music.
Tips for the beginner listener
Which works should you start your journey with, and how can you easily find the type of classical music you connect with most?
Special bonus:
An integral part of classical music for beginners is the live experience in the hall. Have you ever wanted to go to a concert but the price was the same as a meal at a chef's restaurant in Paris?
Here on the blog you will find unique discounts for site visitors (and for members of our WhatsApp group - Here Please note that the WhatsApp group is currently Hebrew-only)
Want to start now?
Tell me in the comments below: What classical work do you like the most? Or alternatively – what is the question you always wanted to ask but didn't have anyone to ask?
You are also welcome to join our quiet WhatsApp group, where I will upload music gems, interesting videos, and updates on great discounts once a week.
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