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Author Topic: New Musical Connections  (Read 119925 times)
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« Reply #2355 on: 17:29:17, 26-06-2007 »

Debussy: Nuit d'etoiles
Holst: A Song of the Night
Tchaikovsky: Night
Ligeti: Night

Since the Holst isn't choral, the night connection must be wrong  Cry
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« Reply #2356 on: 17:30:45, 26-06-2007 »

No luck there. Try investigating Debussy's Nocturnes a little...
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« Reply #2357 on: 17:45:10, 26-06-2007 »

Nuages?
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« Reply #2358 on: 17:48:54, 26-06-2007 »

Good.

Debussy – Nuages (Nocturnes)
Holst
Tchaikovsky
Ligeti
Liszt
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« Reply #2359 on: 17:53:10, 26-06-2007 »

The Ligeti is Clouds...

Holst The Cloud Messenger ??
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« Reply #2360 on: 17:53:33, 26-06-2007 »

Good.

Debussy – Nuages (Nocturnes)
Holst
Tchaikovsky
Ligeti
Liszt

Liszt - Nuages gris
Ligeti - Clocks and Clouds
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« Reply #2361 on: 17:55:50, 26-06-2007 »

Just the Tchaikovsky to go...

Debussy – Nuages (Nocturnes)
Holst - The Cloud Messenger
Tchaikovsky
Ligeti - Clocks and Clouds
Liszt - Nuages gris

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« Reply #2362 on: 18:58:29, 26-06-2007 »

A Golden Cloud Slumbered?
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« Reply #2363 on: 19:12:02, 26-06-2007 »

Well done, pw, Parsifal and Evan - a cloudy connection to go with a cloudy day!

Debussy – Nuages (Nocturnes)
Holst - The Cloud Messenger
Tchaikovsky - A Golden Cloud Slumbered
Ligeti - Clocks and Clouds
Liszt - Nuages gris
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« Reply #2364 on: 22:28:20, 01-07-2007 »

Been a while since we had a connection running, so try linking these four - fairly straightforward:

Puccini
Debussy
Bizet
Donizetti
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« Reply #2365 on: 08:40:44, 02-07-2007 »

Names?

Puccini: Mimi/Lucia or Edgar (BOHEME & EDGAR)
Donizetti: Lucia or Edgardo (LUCIA)

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« Reply #2366 on: 16:22:09, 02-07-2007 »

No names involved here, Parsifal.
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« Reply #2367 on: 16:33:10, 02-07-2007 »

Anything to do with girls/ daughters, IGI?
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« Reply #2368 on: 16:40:09, 02-07-2007 »

... as in

Debussy La fille aux chevaux lin
Bizet La jollie fille de Perth
Donizetti La fille du regiment
Puccini La fanciulla del West (meaning child, but from the play The Girl from the Golden West, or something?)
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« Reply #2369 on: 18:00:42, 02-07-2007 »

Very well done, martle - girls/daughters it is!

Try connecting these four (more to follow if required):

Howells
Grainger
Byrd
Fauré
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