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Posted by Jesse Pringle on June 26, 19103 at 05:57:05:
In Reply to: Disturbing/Creepy/Scary/Harrowing Classical Music posted by Jay on June 22, 19103 at 04:07:12:
Something along the lines of or from Hell...
For piano: Apres Une Lecture Du Dante (the Dante Sonata)
For Symphony: A Faust Symphony
For Symphony: The Dante Symphony (Inferno)
Listen and be scared :D (don't forget to click the link)
: Could anyone help me out with a any songs that you think are scary, creepy, dark, harrowing, difficult listening etc...
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: Thank you!
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