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Review by Fuzzy for Idiots Guide to Classical Music Rating:
For the beginner. You will be surprised at how many of the 99 themes you recognize here. It is an easy introduction to classical music. Nice booklet too.
Review by for Idiots Guide to Classical Music Rating:
The Idiot’s Guide to Calssical Music is an awesome Cd for those people who want to have a tiny sample of all the great classical compositions. Track 61 and 63 are my favorite.
Review by Kendal B. Hunter for Idiots Guide to Classical Music Rating:
Yes, this CD really does have 99 tracks. How do they do it? Each is about a minuet long. Some are longer, some are shorter, but you get the micro-essential moments of the music.If you like burning your own CDs, then this is a great source for intra-track fillers, along the lines of They Might Be Giants’ “Apollo 18″ album, which has all of those short tracks on the end. The idea is to put your CD player on shuffle, so the short tracks get mixed in with the bona fide songs. The result being a very unusual album.The booklet gives an explanation of the track, where you heard it (i.e. the Warner Brother’s Cartoons, or on famous films), and where you can get the full piece of music. So it’s a mega sampler CD.I can honestly say that this CD is a great gift for the friend who has everything.
Review by for Idiots Guide to Classical Music Rating:
Take it for what it is, a clever and useful GUIDE to classical music. No, it is NOT an uncut rendition of Beethoven’s 9th symphony. It IS a cd that will jog your memory. You have heard many of the tunes presented here, but not always knowing what the work was. This is your chance to catch up with all the great classical music you have been exposed to. Cheap too.
Review by for Idiots Guide to Classical Music Rating:
I have to conflict with the previous reviewer. This is a guide CD. Each track is the ‘familiar tune’ that you have probably heard on TV or int he movies. When you hear your favorite snippit, go to the track listing and find the composer and title and then buy a CD that contains the entire work. I found the CD incredibly helpful to identify tones of classical snippits!
Review by Fuzzy for Idiots Guide to Classical Music
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For the beginner. You will be surprised at how many of the 99 themes you recognize here. It is an easy introduction to classical music. Nice booklet too.