What classical piece did you want to play but never did?

Oh yes, Beethoven's 9th is beautiful. I was lucky to play that just this year (I mean season), since it was near the end of 2007. It was very powerful. We performed it twice (one a very renowned hall too). It is admirable for the chorale, how they can stay up there for so long (all movements until the last), and stay steady and quiet! Then boom away. I was in the orchestra, not chorale. I also remember playing Beethoven's 7th, when I was back in school, and the slow movement is so sad and beautiful! Nostalgia.

I want to play "four seasons-Vivaldi" especially SUMMER, with my violin! Its awesome... but trouble difficult!!!

I always wanted to play "The Flight of the Bumble Bee," but my fingers were not that fast, and I was better at playing slow pieces. When I was young, our school took us to see a concert at the Vancouver City Orchestra once in a while, and that is how I got to love classical music. It was sure better than my mom's preference. She loved Broadway musicals and people doing ordinary things while dancing around, and they were not wearing those old fashioned costumes either.

Unfortunately I don't know how to play the musical instruments.

1. Aaron Copland's Clarinet Concerto. 616 measures of clarinety goodness. 2. John Barnes Chance's Incantation and Dance. 3. William Schuman's Chester Overture.

the sonata in Aflat major. beethoven at a concert at my church

ohhh!!!then did you ever tried to sing putting the bottle infront of you?why i am saying when you practice the orchestra then you should put the bottle glass infront of you and try to make it thrilll!!!

I always wanted to sing 'O Mio Babbino Caro' and 'Un Bel Di', but I never got a chance to. I also always wanted to sing 'Der Holle Rache' (The Queen of the Night Aria), but it's so far out of my range it's not even funny!