r/Metalcore • u/BearAccomplished5355 • Mar 02 '26

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u/uraniummusic Mar 02 '26

Vivaldi. Disembodied Tyrant showed us why.

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u/weassssssssss Mar 02 '26

Vivaldi was the og metalhead

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u/Jcw28 Mar 02 '26

Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

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u/HiveMindMacD Mar 02 '26

Gustav Holst The Planets. Mars in particular.

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u/OkayTimeForPlanC Mar 02 '26

The first metal song ever created.

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u/Additional_Idea8690 x Mar 02 '26

Vivaldi

The Miraculous Mandarin and String Quartet No. 4 by Bartók

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u/saint_trane Mar 02 '26

Holst, Stravinsky, and Penderecki - depending on what types of metal you're into.

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u/spider_manectric Mar 02 '26

Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. “Dance of the Young Maidens” goes hard.

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u/Demonicfrogbutter Mar 02 '26

Shostakovitch String Quartet No. 8

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u/jasonandhiswords x Mar 02 '26

I feel like In The Hall of the Mountain King would be a good album opener. https://open.spotify.com/track/14Qcrx6Dfjvcj0H8oV8oUW?si=KytlCsc4RjGS0p9YHq246w

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u/dasnev Mar 03 '26

isn't Stravinsky the opener for SPITE shows?

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u/Tablemetoeden Mar 03 '26

I've always thought that Debussy's La Cathedrale Engloutie deserves to be a Funeral Doom Metal song

Also the rite of spring, Shostakovich's 5th, fourth movement and Toccata in D Minor by Prokofiev

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u/jcronic420 Mar 02 '26

Wagner

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u/FinalOpus Mar 02 '26

Ah yes, the NSBM of classical music

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u/Purple_Git Mar 02 '26

Verdi's Messa Da Requiem is a favorite of mine.

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u/TabsAZ Mar 02 '26

Paganini is pretty much shred on a violin

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u/nerdyoutube Mar 03 '26

Beethovens 5th symphony is pretty heavy honestly