Jenkins' Palladio is OK, but cliche.
It's my favourite classical piece - and trust me, I've listened to all of them. I love it even more than anything Beethoven or Mozart composed. It's passion, it's obsession, it's perfection.
I did a search for Palladio on YouTube and clicked on the top video.
Here are some of the comments I found:
"I need more classical music like this. It has a sense of calmness yet is still energetic and dramatic. Magnificent."
"I turned the radio on in the car and came across this piece of music it was so awesome I got to my destination but parked up and waited to find out who it is. Thank you for sharing this
Love your video too absolutely perfect for the music
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"Thanks a lot for your comment Lynne, it was almost the same story for me. I came across this piece when I was in a museum in Germany and this fantastic piece suddenly came on the museum's playlist. I was immediately hooked."
"Same for me today. I was listening to classic fm and the sound system in my car is fantastic so I turned it up...wow. I know it has been over played on tv add`s etc but I think it is my new favourite classical tune."
"Ah I love this song so much!! There's just something about it, what a wonderful piece. This is definitely one of those songs I could listen to over an over."
"Just listened to it in music class today for the first time...I love it!!!"
"started listening to this because my class is playing it in orchestra but then i grew to really like it"
"The end gives me goosebumps every time"
"I just love this song so much that I HAD to ask my ballet teacher for this. I first couldn't find it but I'm soooo happy that I have found it!!!! Now I can use this music for warming up home too
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"Wow,,,,What a niece piece ,,,Wow,,,,Superb"
"I agree, it's one of those pieces that when one listens to doesn't easily stop
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"I know better than to read comments, yet some say this is not classical music, it is alchemy, same 12 notes many octaves, yet music by definition has an ease to the ear. I defy anyone to not admit this. How about imagine writing this yourself, sillies, then appreciate the genius this is. Pure spirit."
This is the video I pulled the comments from: