What your favorite composer says about your personality!

Holst: You either only have listened to the Planets, or are sick of hearing about the Planets

Tchaikovsky: that's veryy specific and detailed lmao

Vivaldi: you get ignored a lot

As a Tchaikovsky fan, I staggered at the accuracy of his entry. Well done!

for those who are wondering about the pieces, Bach - Mass in B minor - Gloria in excelsis Deo Beethoven - symphony No. 5 Mozart - symphony No. 40 Mahler - symphony No. 3 Bruckner - symphony No. 7 Brahms - symphony No. 4 Schubert - symphony No. 8 Schumann - symphony No. 3 Rachmaninoff - symphonic dances Ravel - daphnis et chloe - daybreak Stravinsky - rite of spring Liszt - spanish rhapsody R. Strauss - 4 last songs - spring Chopin - ballade 1 Tchaikowski - nutcracker suite - dance of the sugar flum fairy Wagner - tristan and isolde - prelude Berdi - Nabucco - overture Puccini - la boheme - musetta's waltz Haydn - symphony No. 87 Handel - music for the royal fireworks Mendelssohn - symphony No. 4 Shostakovich - symphony No. 5 Schoenberg idk.. Dvorak - symphony No. 9 Sibelius symphony - No. 5 Bartok - the miraculous Mandarin suite Prokofiev - piano sonata No. 6 Clara schumann - 3 Romances

I like how there's a theme to each country/period: classical German: basic romantic German: violence French: hyperemotional romantic Russian: depressed Soviet: think you're hip Modern: schizo mf

In case you want to jump straight to your fav composer (little help to @user-hq1ed3jy2b 's comment) 0:01 - Bach - Mass in B minor - Gloria in excelsis Deo 0:05 - Beethoven - symphony No. 5 0:10 - Mozart - symphony No. 40 0:19 - Mahler - symphony No. 3 0:30 - Bruckner - symphony No. 7 0:45 - Brahms - symphony No. 4 0:55 - Schubert - symphony No. 8 1:06 - Schumann - symphony No. 3 1:21 - Rachmaninoff - symphonic dances 1:31 - Ravel - daphnis et chloe - daybreak 1:43 - Stravinsky - rite of spring 1:53 - Liszt - spanish rhapsody 2:06 - R. Strauss - 4 last songs - spring 2:16 - Chopin - ballade 1 2:27 - Tchaikovsky - nutcracker suite - dance of the sugar plum fairy 2:42 - Wagner - tristan and isolde - prelude 2:53 - Verdi - Nabucco - overture 3:09 - Puccini - la boheme - musetta's waltz 3:23 - Haydn - symphony No. 87 3:31 - Handel - music for the royal fireworks 3:44 - Debussy - La mer (​@haekal_dzaki) 3:56 - Mendelssohn - symphony No. 4 4:10 - Shostakovich - symphony No. 5 4:24 - Schönberg - Chamber Symphony No. 2 Adagio (@bobbysikora) 4:33 - Sibelius - symphony - No. 5 4:44 - Dvorak - symphony No. 9 4:59 - Bartok - the miraculous Mandarin suite 5:10 - Prokofiev - piano sonata No. 6 5:23 - Clara schumann - 3 Romances 5:35 - Outro - Ravel string quartet in F 2nd movement (@counterpoints_)

Tchaikovsky is my favorite composer. In the Violin Concerto in D major, I feel like Tchaikovsky takes flight to another world where there's no hurt, where not only do they accept him for who he is, but they genuinely love him for it. The harmony of self-worth and the feeling of being loved reminds me of a safe space. I love immersing myself in that enchanting world. The definition was very accurate.

You're goddamn right my life is an epic movie. Unfortunately I'm just a background character though.

I was waiting for Tchaikowski to be something fun and witty like "You love ballet" but it's so creepily accurate that it frightened me...

Love Tchaikovsky and Wagner. The combination of these is literally me. You see the ugly truth in things, but because you're smart, incest and violence.

As a Beethoven and Tschaikowsky enthusiast, you captured exactly how i feel while listening to their wonderful pieces! I also quite fancy Gibran Alcocer, i love idea 10, one of his many great pieces.

As someone who doesn't know much about classical music, this was a great way to discover composers to listen to

I love how he didn’t even try to hide his favoritism towards Bruckner

As a very big Tchaikovsky fan I can confirm I see the ugly truth in things and I don’t like it so I try to avoid it, but because I am smart I can’t unsee it and I wish the world was a better place. Such wise words, thank you.

That transition from Mozart to Mahler was incredibly clean

Please make a part two with other composers (Saint-Saens, Lalo, Bruch, Vivaldi, Paganini, etc.)

I find Shostakovich’s extremely accurate considering his work is what really started to get me into classical music

As a 100% pianist , I have always loved Chopin - the simplicity / complexity of the nocturnes ! As a young student , my teacher encouraged Rachmaninoff & Beethoven for my recital pieces - grandstanding , perhaps ? ! 🎶🎶😂 As a lifetime Puccini fan , I've always tho't of his operas like soap operas to music which , when leaving a performance , you remember the story & hum the tunes - sort of " user friendly " & nice " earworms " . 💙

The Haydn with the puppy is fantastic! I'm a professional musician, and have all the pieces here many times....I think my favorite piece of all time is the Haydn "Creation". I'm also a pretty happy person! well done indeed :)