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A Classical Music a Day: A Happy Time with Haydn on the Cello
One Classic a Day · Ave Maria by the Next Generation Prima Donna on Day 2
One Classical Piece a Day · 3 Works by Gustav Mahler That Must Be Played
One Classic a Day · 4 Days to the Holy Land of Schumann's Piano Concerto
One Classic a Day · 5 Days of Grandfather and Grandson Dancing Together
One Classic a Day · Trailer for the 6-day opera "Tristan and Isolde"
One Classic a Day · Sorrow Flowing Through the Night for 7 Days
One Classic a Day · You don't necessarily need your hands to conduct for 8 days.
One Classic a Day · Between the 90th Birthday and Youth
One Classic a Day · Smile for 10 Days, Even When Love Is Gone

One Classic a Day · 11 Voices to Remember Forever
One Classic a Day · Enjoy "The Knight of the Rose" in 30 minutes over 12 days.
One Classic a Day · The Pain and Happiness of a Father Holding His Child for 13 Days
One Classic a Day · Day 14 “You are Rodolfo, I am Mimi.”
One Classic a Day · 15 Days of Bach's Happiness on the Harpsichord
One Classic a Day · A Collaboration of Sunset, Lake, and Brahms on the 16th
One Classic a Day · Vivaldi's Winter: 17 Days of Donations, 100 Million Won
One Classic a Day · Day 18 “Guardian Angel, please hear my prayer.”
One Classic a Day · How far does a conductor's ability extend?
One Classic a Day · The Will to Live That Blossomed at the End of 20 Days

One Classic a Day · Kim Soo-yeon's Bach Partita, completed in 21 days
One Classic a Day · Day 22 “Ladies and gentlemen, this is the prologue.”
One Classic a Day · Noble Melancholy on the 23rd
One Classic a Day · The Sound of Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto on the 24th
One Classic a Day · 8 notes that feel like 8 hours in 25 days
One Classic a Day · A song first performed at a friend's engagement party on the 26th
One Classic a Day · 27th: Emmanuel Pahud and Lensky's Aria
One Classic a Day · 28 Poems Read on the Piano
One Classic a Day · 29 songs I knew but want to know more about
One Classic a Day · 30 Days of Orchestra Performing "Romeo and Juliet"

One Classic a Day · Portrait of Stalin on the 31st
One Classic a Day · 32 days of magic from the castanets master
One Classic a Day · The Shock of "The Rite of Spring" on Day 33 in Paris
One Classic a Day · 34 Days: The Dawn of the Wild Festival
One Classic a Day · 35 days ago There's such a sophisticated mandolin performance!
One Classic a Day · Day 36: Bach's Cantata, 300 Years Ago, August 8th
One Classic a Day · 37th English Horn Version of "Air on the G String"
One Classic a Day · The History of the 38 Goldberg Variations is in Progress
One Classic a Day · 39 Days of Playing Your Voice Like an Instrument
One Classic a Day · Contemporary Music Performed at the 40-Day Chanel Show

One Classic a Day · 41 Days To My Beloved Son
One Classic a Day · 42 days of fiery music covered by musicians
A Classical Song a Day · A Vocalist Who Overwhelms Everything Like the Sun for 43 Days
One Classic a Day · 44 Days of Gathering the Hearts of the Hebrews
One Classic a Day · 45 Days of Resilience After a Cellist's String Broke
One Classic a Day · 46 Days: 200 Years of Rome in Verona
One Classic a Day · 47 Days of Versatile Mustonen's Prokofiev
One Classic a Day · 48 Days of Breathtakingly Beautiful Chopin Concerto No. 2 by Seong-Jin Cho
One Classic a Day · The Music That Made Haruki Murakami's "1Q84" a Hit
One Classic a Day · 50 Days of Rostropovich and Don Quixote

One Classic a Day · The Top 51 of Schubert's 600 Songs
One Classic a Day · 52 Days of Passion That Not Even Death Can Stop
One Classic a Day · The Cry of a Man Who Lost His Lover for 53 Days
One Classic a Day · 54 Days of Organ Sound
One Classic a Day: A 55-Day Country Trip with Beethoven
One Classic a Day · Passion Added to the 56-Day Ring
One Classic a Day · 57 Days: The Life of a Hero Near Perfection by Jansons and BR
One Classic a Day · 58 Days: The Legend of the Holy Grail and Wagner's Leitmotifs
One Classic a Day · 59 Days of Lullabies for Adults
A Classical Music a Day · A New Challenge: Feel the Anguish of a Young Brahms in 60 Days

One Classic a Day · 61 Days of Mozart's Love-Filled Arias
One Classic a Day · 62 days of silence after each song
One Classic a Day · 63 Days: A String Quartet of Amazing Talent and Passion
One Classic a Day · 64 Days of Sangsang's Masterpiece
One Classic a Day · 65 Days: 8 Voices as Silky as Silk
One Classic a Day · Beethoven Listened to by Buchbinder on Day 66
One Classic a Day: Baroque Masterpieces Revived Through 67 Days of Piano Performance
One Classic a Day · 68 Days: A Finale That Feels Like Soaring into the Vast Sky
One Classic a Day · 69 Days of Death and the Maiden, the 'Strong' Schubert
One Classic a Day · The Fame of a Work That Chosen a Composer in 70 Days

One Classic a Day · Day 71: The Lonely Autumn of October
One Classic a Day · 72 Days of Resignation? Transcendence? Or Poems of Death
One Classic a Day · A Requiem for the German Cities I Loved for 73 Days
One Classic a Day · 74 Days Orchestra, 3 Concertmasters' Harmony
One Classic a Day · Techno music with classical instruments in 75 days?
One Classic a Day · 76 Days of Young Mozart's Masterpiece, "Sinfonia Concertante"
One Classic a Day · 77 Days of "Emperor" Played by "Emperor"
Have you heard of the 78-day Salterio?
One Classic a Day · 79 Days: The Last Song of Brahms and Vogt
One Classic a Day · 80 Days of Wagnerian Music Lovers

One Classic a Day · 81 Days: Dvořák's Happiest Days
One Classic a Day · 82 Days Between Schumann's Reality and Shadow
One Classic a Day · 83 Days of Eternal Light, Ligeti's Masterpiece
One Classic a Day · 84 Days of British "Arirang"
One Classic a Day · 85 Days of Classical Music Covering the Entire Universe
One Classic a Day · Wagner's music given to my wife as a birthday present on the 86th day
One Classic a Day · Love as long as you can for 87 days
One Classic a Day · 88 Days of Glassworks by Philip Glass
One Classic a Day · 89 Days of Ecstatically Beautiful Basset Clarinet
One Classic a Day · 90 Days: The Infinite Space Between Mirrors

One Classic a Day · A video that made everyone cry for 91 days
One Classic a Day · 92 Days of "La Folia," Baroque Music Filled with Madness
One Classic a Day · 93 Days A moment where the warmth of past and present intersect
One Classic a Day · 94 Days of 'Romantic' Music: The Power of Music
One Classic a Day · 95 Days Mekelle's "Chorus" in Oslo
One Classic a Day · 96 Days of Graceful Yusen Brothers' Four Hands
One Classic a Day · 97 Days of Hansel and Gretel's Evening Prayer
One Classical Song a Day · 98 Days of Mozart's Musical Gift
One Classic a Day · 99 Days of Music with Maria's Heart
One Classic a Day · A Deep Longing Hidden Behind the Glamour of 100 Days

One Classic a Day · Browse works by composer
One Classic a Day · Top 10 Classical Albums to Listen to Again and Again

“Doing music means
Not that I know how to play
“It means knowing how to listen.”
― Claudio Abbado (conductor)

Time to cultivate an eye for classical music appreciation and broaden your tastes.

How would our lives change if we woke up to classical music? "Haruhana Classic (@haruhana_classic)" introduces classical music videos and stories every morning, allowing us to enjoy a journey through the vast and profound world of classical music.
Of the 200 or so pieces of content they introduced, 100 were selected and supplemented to be included in “100 Classics a Day.”
Let's explore the art, history, literature, and even love stories hidden within classical music, which spans 400 years of history.

Shostakovich spent most of his life fighting through World War I and World War II, and sought to portray Stalin through classical music.
Beethoven wrote hopeful melodies even in the midst of dark times and personal suffering.
Janáček's music became known to the public through its numerous appearances in Haruki Murakami's novels, and artists such as Strauss and Jules Massenet interpreted literary works with their own unique perspectives and expressed them with delicate melodies.
Bach completed a warmer version of the original piece, expressing his love for his children, and Wagner composed a dreamy piece filled with love to celebrate his wife's 30th birthday, which he premiered at his mansion.

Reading the hidden stories of classical music, which once seemed distant, reveals that great composers are not so different from us, and that the classical music they presented to the world is simply a work that illuminates life.
《100 Classics a Day》 introduces classical music videos and helps you enjoy music more richly without missing any points.
Through the image of an elderly gentleman shedding tears while listening to pianist Horowitz's calm performance, we glimpse a transparent innocence, and through the two minutes or so of silence that pass before the applause erupts after conductor Abbado's orchestral performance, we experience the mysterious resonance of classical music.

《100 Classical Pieces a Day》 will be an excellent guide for beginners who want to listen to classical music but have difficulty choosing which pieces to listen to, and a refreshing introduction to new music for classical music enthusiasts.
Conductor Claudio Abbado once said, “Making music does not mean knowing how to play, but knowing how to listen.”
Let's develop an appreciation for classical music and broaden our tastes through "100 Classics a Day."

3 curators and 3 editors
100 Classic Stories Easily Told

'One Day Classic (@haruhana_classic)' has been carefully selected and listened to.
The endless choices spread out over a limited time only confuse both classical music beginners and classical music enthusiasts.
Three curators, including a classical music columnist, the principal cellist of the Hanover State Opera Orchestra in Germany, and a flute professor at the Mainz University of Music in Germany, select classical videos, and three editors with a deeper love for music than anyone else unravel the story of classical music by going back and forth between the past, present, and videos.

Each article includes a QR code for a performance video. Scan the QR code to watch the performance video while reading the article.
You can enjoy the pleasure of 'listening' to classical music and the pleasure of 'reading' classical stories at the same time.
Once you've read all 100 classic stories, it's time to open the appendix, "Top 10 Classical Albums to Listen to Again and Again."
Let's enjoy the classic albums loved by curators Yoo Jeong-woo and Dejan Gabric.
If you listen to 100 songs and experience 100 different worlds, you're bound to develop a favorite composer.
You can enjoy works by composer by referring to the 'Browse works by composer' page.