He also loves Andy Warhol which is even worse

shes not a top 3 Airplane band member so we'll let it slide

tbf many of the best pieces are not by Desplat. I like this one tho

Lacrimosa was Mozart didn't know

I assume I'm basic for having that as my favorite?

not basic for having it as you're favorite, bit basic for not knowing it was Mozart. You should check out the entire Requiem if you like Lacrimosa

looking at the track list for Tree of Life I had no idea there were so many different composers featured, tbh I don't really remember the film it was so long ago

I've looked up that video enough times on YouTube assumed it was composed for the film ngl

Enjoying this classic today:

Very heartfelt and calming

Actually I just looked up the video you're talking about and that's definitely not Mozart lol (like I said I don't remember the film) Here is Lacrimosa by Mozart though I'm sure you'll recognize it

That sounds the music playing in Zerkalo when he's flipping through the art books and the finale

From what I remember that could have been Bach, though that was a while ago too so might be wrong. I think the piece at the end is Bach

Man they sound similar to me

I could see why some of their choral works might sound similar

They must be from the same subgenre of classical or whatever

i took a Bach class but i didnt pay much attention tbh

Bach is the 'baroque' era and Mozart is the 'classical' era which came after baroque, there are crossovers though they're different in many ways. As well as crossovers between the 'classical' era and 'romantic' era.

one day ill get a bewk to explain all this. i can pick out some famous songs but generally dont have a clue who did what when,

I've probably heard a ton of from those guys but I could never put names on the songs except for a few, like 1812 Overture

or this

I’m so bad about listening to classical music. I mostly just listen to modern classical s*** like Philip Glass and Steve Reich.

was just about to post this and say if i didnt already know it was Phil i would assume it was 200 years old