What is currently stuck in your head?

[Sergeant Rock]

Stockhausen. All of it.

Seek immediate medical attention!

Sarge

[kyjo]

I need to get a classical 'earworm' going - the end of Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto was probably my most recent one.

Oh, don't get me started on that ending of Rach 2! Oh, glorious, glorious..........

[DavidW]

There is a beautiful passage in Dvorak's 6th that is stuck in my head today. 0:)

[vandermolen]

Second movement of Howard Hanson's Symphony No 4.

[classicalgeek]

Got a new one this morning.  Yesterday, heard Shostakovich's arrangement of eight British and American Folksongs (from a 2006 concert broadcast, with Peter Rose singing and Thomas Sanderling conducting.)  The lovely first number from that set, 'Blow the Wind Southerly', has been in my head ever since.

[jochanaan]

The opening of the third movement of Sibelius's 'Four Legends for Orchestra'

Mmmmm, gotta hear those again!

For me, right now it's Mahler 8, 1st movement.

[Mirror Image]

Currently, I have Chavez's Sinfonia India stuck in my head.  Aghhh!!!! The whole freakin' piece is one giant earworm!

[Papy Oli]

Beethoven Sonata No.4 Op.7 since listening to Schiff's at lunchtime  0:)

[DaveF]

For obvious reasons the opening theme of Nielsen's clarinet concerto.

I've been waiting for someone to ask "Why for obvious reasons?" but no-one has.  So I will.

And for me it's most of The Midsummer Marriage since the Proms performance last week.  No space for Nielsen's gritty masterpiece at the moment in the midst of all this luxuriance.

DF

[DavidW]

I've been waiting for someone to ask "Why for obvious reasons?" but no-one has.  So I will.

Because as I posted in other threads I listened to it several times in the course of a few days.

[Karl Henning]

And when you're living with that wonderful clarinet concerto, how can you not be haunted by the bumptious ascending major fifth?

[DaveF]

... that wonderful clarinet concerto...

I've just come across this: http://www.woodwind.org/clarinet/Study/Nielsen.html, which has got some fascinating stuff in it.

[kyjo]

Now: the main theme of Liszt's Tasso. Lamento e trionfo. That moment when the cellos come in with the theme in 3/4 time is pure magic!

[Rhymenoceros]

Mendelssohn's Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor

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[EigenUser]

I'm surprised that there isn't a thread about this (at least, not one that I saw). An annex to the "What are you listening to now?" thread

Right now, Debussy's "La Mer". First movement -- that Japanese-sounding pentatonic theme played by woodwinds. Probably the most frequent piece to get stuck in my head. At least I like it  .

[springrite]

Three Little Indians, because that's what Kimi keeps playing on the piano!

[TheGSMoeller]

Mah Na, Mah Na 

[Ken B]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj5sbiW0I2I

[Pat B]

Oh but there is!

http://www.good-music-guide.com/community/index.php/topic,22074.0.html

[DavidW]

Beethoven and Wagner are fighting for supremacy.  A tune for Die Walkure starts and Beethoven lunges in and takes over.