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Ian Pace
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« Reply #345 on: 01:36:21, 16-02-2007 »
Quote from: martle on 18:38:57, 15-02-2007
Quote from: Ian Pace on 18:18:17, 15-02-2007
Apparently those two huge crossing swords that used to adorno Baghdad were made in Basingstoke

Er, Ian, are you sure about this? Or is it a forgiveable typo after too many hours connecting?  Wink

It's a fair cop! That's what the culture industry does to you...... Wink
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« Reply #346 on: 08:13:46, 16-02-2007 »
Used to? They took them down then? I'd been wondering about that for a while...
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« Reply #347 on: 08:37:09, 16-02-2007 »
Morning all! Just thought I'd start your Friday with an extra composer. More clues later on... Smiley

Elgar – Imperial March
Walton 
Rameau
Schubert – Marche militaire
Berlioz - Royal Hunt and Storm ‘The Trojans’
Telemann
Suppé
Bliss
Gounod – La reine de Saba
Francaix
Handel
Vaughan Williams
Tcherepnin
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« Reply #348 on: 09:54:30, 16-02-2007 »
As the new composer isn't Quantz I'm sticking to my previous answer. Wink
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« Reply #349 on: 12:05:15, 16-02-2007 »
OK then.....Quilter!  Cheesy
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« Reply #350 on: 12:08:31, 16-02-2007 »
Can I ask - which Tcherepnin?!!

 Smiley
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« Reply #351 on: 13:35:53, 16-02-2007 »
Quote from: roslynmuse on 12:08:31, 16-02-2007
Can I ask - which Tcherepnin?!!


Nicolai!
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« Reply #352 on: 13:58:51, 16-02-2007 »
La princesse lointaine?

I note that both Gounod and Tcherepnin wrote Sapphic works too... (but I know we've identified the Gounod - not quite sure why tho'!)
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« Reply #353 on: 14:18:46, 16-02-2007 »
Quote from: roslynmuse on 13:58:51, 16-02-2007
La princesse lointaine?


No deal. Nothing sapphic either.  

Ballet could provide you with the odd clue and as for Suppé, well you could spend all day looking for that one!  Wink

I've added an extra composer as generosity is such a feature if the Inquisition!

Elgar – Imperial March
Walton  
Rameau
Schubert – Marche militaire
Berlioz - Royal Hunt and Storm ‘The Trojans’
Telemann
Suppé
Bliss
Gounod – La reine de Saba
Francaix
Handel
Vaughan Williams
Tcherepnin
Quilter
Bach
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« Reply #354 on: 14:26:49, 16-02-2007 »
Suppe - Morning, Noon and Night?
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« Reply #355 on: 14:45:56, 16-02-2007 »
Correct! You've earned an American minimalist composer!

Elgar – Imperial March
Walton  
Rameau
Schubert – Marche militaire
Berlioz - Royal Hunt and Storm ‘The Trojans’
Telemann
Suppé - Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna
Bliss
Gounod – La reine de Saba
Francaix
Handel
Vaughan Williams
Tcherepnin
Quilter
Bach
Terry Riley
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« Reply #356 on: 15:11:56, 16-02-2007 »
Working off a wild guess, and with incomplete reasoning...

Is Bliss The Tempest, and Riley A Rainbow in Curved Air?
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« Reply #357 on: 15:15:12, 16-02-2007 »
No to both, Tim, I'm afraid. Clue: The Bliss and Tcherepnin are both ballets.
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« Reply #358 on: 15:31:47, 16-02-2007 »
Bliss: Checkmate?
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« Reply #359 on: 15:33:30, 16-02-2007 »
I was wondering along those lines...
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