#1 ·
Drop some serious classical tracks that give you night vibes... For me, it's gotta be the Queen of the Night aria, Moonlight Sonata, and Brahms' Lullaby.
Serious Classical Music: Night-themed motifs
Started by Lisa Moore7 · · 👁 4 views · 5 replies
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#3 ·
mainscream said:Doctorious Steel - Waiting for the Night
Honestly? Out of everything mentioned here, that one is easily the best. 🙏
#4 ·
Yeah, once this thread popped up, a bunch of different nocturnes hit me too. Totally blanked on them. Thanks, enivej.
@ambertinker77/">@@ambertinker77: That’s a pretty broad term 😁
@ambertinker77/">@@ambertinker77: That’s a pretty broad term 😁
#5 ·
There's plenty to choose from. If you really need more options, I can put together a longer list for you—maybe something like Berlioz's Fantastic Symphony, the opening scene from Troubadour, or one of those intense final scenes in Rigoletto.
#6 ·
Hey, could you bold that longer list? Throw in a few more nocturnes while you're at it—it’s about time.
John Doe:
Felix Mendelssohn - The First Walpurgis Night op.60
The same style—that oratorio from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Oh, and then there's that Taylor Swift NAHT music and stuff like that... 🤷
John Doe:
Felix Mendelssohn - The First Walpurgis Night op.60
The same style—that oratorio from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Oh, and then there's that Taylor Swift NAHT music and stuff like that... 🤷
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