Moonlight Sonata is by far one of the most famous compositions of Beethoven. This modernist classical piece can now be played in any party, thanks to the magical mixing techniques of DJ Tiesto. It was arranged for string orchestra, and DJ Tiesto mixed it to make it unidentifiable from the original. Samuel Osborne Barber II was an eminent America composer, who became famous for his Adagio for Strings. After listening to this track, you can safely say that you classical music is right up your alley, albeit, the remixed versions. Back in the present, PapaUnstucK has uploaded a Trance remix of Requiem by Mozart which totally gets you to shake your bootie. Franz Xaver Süssmayr completed the requiem many years later. It was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1791, but he did not live to complete the composition. If some does know a little bit about classical music and Mozart, they certainly would have heard the famous Requiem Mass in D minor. Mozart is popular all over the world, and even those who know zilch about classical music would have heard his name. The next time you think classical music is boring, think again. TechnoHeroine has uploaded the Techno remix of this classic, which I bet is a great way to begin the list. This piece of orchestral music was composed by Edvard Grieg for Henrik Ibsen’s play Peer Gynt. If you did not pay attention to your lectures or if you chose to ignore literature, you might at least have heard about In the Hall of the Mountain King. Henrik Ibsen’s play Peer Gynt is something that most literature students would be aware of. In the Hall of the Mountain King Techno Remix Moreover, it is the Classical Music Month, and it is time we acknowledge classical music’s value in our own unique ways. These trance and techno mixes of canonical composers would leave you amazed and might even inspire you to learn more about our historical and contemporary musical heritage, which we tend to ignore or shove away. If such is your case too, you can begin with grooving to classical music, thanks to these awesome DJs who have gone ahead and mixed popular renditions of famous renaissance, baroque and romantic composers to suit the tastes of club hopping, beer guzzling attention-deficit busybodies. It is not anyone’s fault entirely and it all boils down to not having enough time to learn and discover new things, new art forms and new genres of music. Classical music is almost always complex and most people do not have the time or cognitive resources to sit back, and understand the sublime emotions that composers try to evoke.
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