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Reddit mentions of Mozart Edition: Complete Works (170 CD Box Set)

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We found 4 Reddit mentions of Mozart Edition: Complete Works (170 CD Box Set). Here are the top ones.

Mozart Edition: Complete Works (170 CD Box Set)
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Height5.25 Inches
Length12.25 Inches
Number of items170
Release dateOctober 2005
Weight7.51875 Pounds
Width5.5 Inches

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Found 4 comments on Mozart Edition: Complete Works (170 CD Box Set):

u/redthirtytwo · 12 pointsr/AskReddit

Snobs and purists will turn their noses down at the suggestion, but Naxos has tons of collections and boxed sets to get you into the various sub/genres.

Naxos actually uses a lot of well regarded, but out-of-print or older recordings that have been superceded by a new performer. A new performance by Yo-Yo Ma will sell better than something from 20 years ago.

An article on Stereophile on Naxos. Worth the read as an intro to the music.

FYI, Naxos is to classical what Vaynerchuk is to wine. The product is still great, but the Old Guard is offended by the new marketing.



There are also the mega-collection boxed sets of different composers:

Beethoven

Mozart

Bach



u/ApologistShill · 3 pointsr/AskReddit

Mozart will last me a long time. (Now imagine how huge that collection would be had he lived to be, say, 70.)

u/rjminniear · 2 pointsr/programming

Sorry, I don't have that particular CD. Looks like it is pretty cheap on Amazon, though: http://www.amazon.com/Mozart-Your-Mind-Wolfgang-Amadeus/dp/B0000041CB/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1212181026&sr=8-1

I was lucky enough to receive the complete works of Mozart as a gift ( http://www.amazon.com/Mozart-Complete-Works-170-Box/dp/B000BLI3K2/ref=pd_sim_m_img_1 ). It took me months to listen to it all, and I was going at a very fast pace. Great recommendation for anyone that is interested in classical music, and almost all of it is great "thinking" music. Mozart's music is very structured (practically everything he wrote is considered "perfect" in an objective musical sense), and yet it is beautiful and elegant at the same time, so I find it to be very conducive to programming.

u/kihadat · 1 pointr/classicalmusic

Oh, never mind. I just thought you were into electronic music, maybe a DJ or producer, or something like that. Not to sound stuck-up or anything, but part of the reason I thought that was that 150 albums didn't seem that many. 1 complete set of just Beethoven's, Mozart's, and Bach's music comes to 410 discs already.