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« Reply #2820 on: 21:11:10, 11-11-2007 » |
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Not Rachmaninov. Remember the connection is the works, they have something in common.
Piano Concerto No 4
Nocturne in C sharp minor - Chopin
String Quartet in F
Second Piano Sonata
Symphony No 92 - Joseph Haydn
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« Reply #2821 on: 21:55:15, 11-11-2007 » |
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Ok, a clue.
Think of Jos Haydn's Symphony No 92 as NOT the 'Oxford'
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« Reply #2822 on: 21:59:08, 11-11-2007 » |
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I did wonder about that. Wasn't No.92 actually written for Paris? Is there a French Connection?!
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« Reply #2823 on: 22:01:00, 11-11-2007 » |
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It was previously called "Letter Q" apparently, in an earlier cataloguing.
Don't know where that leads us.
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« Reply #2824 on: 22:05:19, 11-11-2007 » |
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String Quartet in F - have we had Ravel yet?
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« Reply #2825 on: 22:42:16, 11-11-2007 » |
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Not Q, but keep going IGI and Tommo............
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« Reply #2826 on: 07:25:27, 12-11-2007 » |
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Pity - that Ravel looked good, Tommo.
Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4?
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« Reply #2827 on: 08:49:03, 12-11-2007 » |
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Hang on, I'm wide awake now, I said keep going - but forgot to add that the Ravel was correct  so we have Piano Concerto No 4 Nocturne in C sharp minor - ChopinString Quartet in F - RavelSecond Piano Sonata Symphony No 92 - Joseph HaydnNow IGI, what did you say about the Symphony No 92? |
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« Reply #2828 on: 11:16:40, 12-11-2007 » |
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The Ravel Q was apparently his final submission to the Prix de Rome and the Conservatoire de Paris.
Looks like IGI had it?
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« Reply #2829 on: 11:19:16, 12-11-2007 » |
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Piano Concerto No.4 - Mozart 2nd piano sonata - Lizst  Tommo |
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« Reply #2830 on: 11:22:17, 12-11-2007 » |
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Well done with the Ravel tommo, but no Mozart or Liszt. You'll need to extract that connection out of IGI  Also Second Piano Sonata I think is named deliberately that, and not 2nd or No 2..... Piano Concerto No 4 Nocturne in C sharp minor - ChopinString Quartet in F - RavelSecond Piano Sonata Symphony No 92 - Joseph Haydn |
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« Reply #2831 on: 11:39:01, 12-11-2007 » |
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tommo,
On thinking, you more or less have the link, Paris IS the link but not the Conservatoire which the Symphony No 92 pre-dates, though only just I think.
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« Reply #2832 on: 12:58:48, 12-11-2007 » |
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Just nipping in before lunch break is over....is it that they were all written for Paris? In which case, is the Piano Concerto Saint-Saëns'?
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« Reply #2833 on: 13:21:26, 12-11-2007 » |
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And perhaps Boulez for the sonata?
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« Reply #2834 on: 13:43:55, 12-11-2007 » |
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OK IGI I'll give you the connection, which is that the works were all composed IN Paris (according to my researches anyway).
and martle is right with the Boulez.
and checking out Saint-Saens I might have to give that one to IGI, looks like Saint-Saens wrote his Piano Concerto No 4 in C minor in Paris in 1875, and he was married that year, BUT he seems to have toured Austria and Russia at that time, and the work is dedicated to Antoine Door, a professor of piano at the Vienna Conservatory. So I'm not entirely sure.....
the concerto I was thinking of is in B flat major
Piano Concerto No 4 -
Nocturne in C sharp minor - Chopin
String Quartet in F - Ravel
Second Piano Sonata - Boulez
Symphony No 92 - Joseph Haydn
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