Tsagi's journey to the noted music

 June 2023 Well, for my next composer, I chose Shostakovich, obviously without knowing how complex and how much volume there is to listen to. Lol. Shostakovich for novice listener!  Symphonies 1-15. Different from each other. Maybe very different. He feels like Sibelius sometimes, like Brahms at another times, and like himself at other times. Too broad for one person.    #5 and #8 seemed familiar due to listened before.  String quartets. Had hard time when trying to listen to first time(s). Seemed chaotic and annoying.  After few attempts, finally started listening with little bit ease. For now, listening is still in process. Need to listen to few more times at least to get grasp on it, not to mention of understanding them. That would be bit far away, I guess. July 15 entry Got better acquainted with String Quartets after few weeks. Listened to 15 pieces by 3 by 3 each week.  Much better now. I even might like some of it. So since I am "on" S...

May 2023 Should I write Mongolian or English (as if I can actually write in English, lol)? Well, since I don't have Mongolian letters on my keyboard, I will stick to English for now. My whole month of May was mostly about Sibelius's seven symphonies.  I want to laugh actually at my early tries when I was trying to figure out which symphony I'd like the most and trying to guess which movement I am listening to without checking etc. After all, they are all very pretty and beautiful. (Hairlamaar) So, for Sibelius. 7 Symphonies.  1- Vigorous, the one I liked the most at first, specially the last movement, Finale. 2- Still trying to figure out why this is most liked and most popular.  3- Amazing. 4- Very nice and interesting one. 5- Very nice too, beautiful. especially the final minute, after heavy (thinking or sth, tolgoi duurgem) few seconds or a minute, 6 pan pans, the End. 6- My second favorite. Very cute and melodic. Makes me happy. Uneventful ending. 7- Claimed to be pop...