The most erotic passages in classical music


Wagner has written the overture to Tannhäuser with a sensuous, sensual, erotic connotation in mind. Ravel's Bolero, parts of Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique are downright sexual. But I don't want this to be the point here. What I'm after are "erotic passages", which are full of senuality and would induce images in kind, or a feeling in kind or a yearning in the listener. I also wonder, if there are any gender differences in what music is deemed erotic. Erotic, nota bene, not sexual!
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True, Mes, but where's hope, there is a way! Besides thanks also for your response, 'cause I wasn't sure if its suRound or suRRound. Now I know. Cheers, D.
I'm surprised that no one has yet nominated the second movement of Rodgrigo's Concierto De Aranjuez for "Truly Erotic" status.

Kindly, everyone, go back to your collection, do listen, and give your opinion of agreeing or disagreeting with my assertion.

Mos' def the most erotic piece of classical music is Le Sacre du Printemps.

And here is the sexiest choreography - a shame Igor did not live to enjoy it. ;)

 

 

Amateurs. You want erotic classical music? Behold!

Listen close, the lady at the end agrees, "Oooooh!" 😍🤣