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Parsifal1882
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« Reply #1395 on: 11:33:58, 08-05-2007 »
Can we replace J Strauss with R Strauss?  Embarrassed
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« Reply #1396 on: 11:36:57, 08-05-2007 »
Hmmm, we might need IGI on the case!

Strauss II has a high Op no (>400), he did live to 1899. The work was recorded for the Marco Polo label.

The Cage item was 'written' in 1977, I don't know if it's been recorded or performed since.


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« Reply #1397 on: 11:50:32, 08-05-2007 »
Cage: TELEPHONES & BIRDS?
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« Reply #1398 on: 11:55:29, 08-05-2007 »
Or EIGHT TWO ONE4?
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« Reply #1399 on: 11:56:57, 08-05-2007 »
Quote from: John W on 11:36:57, 08-05-2007


The Cage item was 'written' in 1977, I don't know if it's been recorded or performed since.


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Umm?
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« Reply #1400 on: 12:11:48, 08-05-2007 »
John Cage:  Telephone And Birds 

Well done Parsifal and thanks Bryn.

Johann Strauss II ........
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« Reply #1401 on: 12:33:50, 08-05-2007 »
MUSIKALISCHER TELEGRAPH?
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« Reply #1402 on: 18:16:44, 08-05-2007 »
A belated entry!  Roll Eyes

Johann Strauss II - Durch's Telefon: Polka, op. 439 / RV 439
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« Reply #1403 on: 19:17:00, 08-05-2007 »
That's it IGI.

Well done Parsifal and IGI, there were another two I was going to add, Rorem and Jeffes, (I dont know them, I just googled for more telephone music) but you got there without them.


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« Reply #1404 on: 19:59:01, 08-05-2007 »
I'm on a roll, or a new role,

MacMillan
Bax
Bridge
Coates
Borodin
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« Reply #1405 on: 20:20:58, 08-05-2007 »
Are we on the sea? Or am I all at sea?!

Scott MacMillan – Celtic Mass for the Sea
Bax – On the Sea Shore
Bridge – The Sea
Coates - Three Men Suite Man From the Sea
Borodin – The Sea (song)

Is it James MacMillan we're searching for?
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« Reply #1406 on: 20:54:18, 08-05-2007 »
Nice set there IGI but not what I've gathered together. No sea to be seen or heard. Not a place, more like a time.

Oh and yes it's James McMillan
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« Reply #1407 on: 21:39:24, 08-05-2007 »
Times of the day?

James MacMillan – Three Dawn Rituals
Bax – Morning Song (Maytime in Sussex)
Bridge – Morning Song
Coates - Idyll: Summer Afternoon
Borodin – Why So Early, O Sunset? 

Or are we looking at Springtime?

James MacMillan – Sowetan Spring
Bax – Morning Song (Maytime in Sussex)
Bridge – Enter Spring
Coates - The Three Elizabeths Ste: Spring Time In Angus (Elizabeth Of Glamis)
Borodin – tba
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« Reply #1408 on: 21:55:56, 08-05-2007 »

James MacMillan – Three Dawn Rituals
Borodin – Why So Early, O Sunset? 

Well done IGI, those two are correct, though I'd seen the Borodin as Why are thou so early Dawn?.

Maybe t-p or Reiner can say which is the best translation. Surely a choice of Sunset or Dawn one of them is wrong  Cheesy

So, that gets the connection, but Dawn Upshaw recordings are not allowed  Smiley
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« Reply #1409 on: 22:03:55, 08-05-2007 »
Coates - Princess of the Dawn
Bax - Between Dusk and Dawn
Bridge - Dawn and Evening
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