Although I saw it as boring previously, I started liking classical and baroque music when I was browsing the MIDIs in my multimedia encyclopedia when I was in sixth grade. Since then, I have collected a number of classical and baroque music CDs and MIDIs. I have put my favorite MIDIs here for you to download. This page also provides my own opinions on my favorite composers. This page is divided into several sections:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
George Frideric Handel
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Johann Pachelbel: Canon in D
Other MIDIs
My favorite classical composer is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. After watching the movie "Amadeus", I appreciated his music even more. With the exception of the solemn Requiem, his music is often sweet and playful, which is what I like about his style. Listen to his music and wake the child in you.
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Johann Sebastian Bach was the first favorite classical, or should I say Baroque composer. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, which I accidentally heard in my computer enclyclopedia, beginning my love for classical music, was my favorite. The harmonic intricacy and moving power of Bach's compositions give them their awe-inspiring beauty. Nothing, even these words, could tell the story of JS Bach better than his music, so go forth, listen, and be filled with his spirit.
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I was introduced to Handel through his Oratorio, Messiah. Since I first heard the famous Hallelujah Chorus from this popular choral work, I have discovered more of his music earning him the right to have his own section in my Classical music page. His music ranges from lively ones, like the Hornpipe from the Water Music Suite, to peaceful, lyrical ones such as Largo from Xerxes; this makes me consider him one of the most varied composers.
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Canon in D MIDI files:
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Johann Pachelbel: Canon in D major
Other MIDIs