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brassbandmaestro
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« Reply #4290 on: 23:00:40, 05-04-2008 »
Quote from: Il Grande Inquisitor on 22:19:57, 05-04-2008
Looking good, pw:

Bourgeois - Apocalypse (for brass band)
Tavener - The Apocalypse (1993)
Davis - The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse (which is apparently is based on Liszt's Fantasia Sonata Après une Lecture du Danté)

Goodness, two apocalypse connections within a month...is the world coming to an end?!  Cheesy

http://r3ok.myforum365.com/index.php?topic=112.msg98838#msg98838

Well done IGI and PW!! I didnt want to give the main clue away too much as i knew that you be getting it right too soon. We cant have that, can we, haha!!

Good pic there Martle!!
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« Reply #4291 on: 23:28:32, 05-04-2008 »
Now, for your delight, a bit of a quickie:

Beethoven
Ippolitov-Ivanov
Mozart
Rossini
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« Reply #4292 on: 23:55:17, 05-04-2008 »
Quote from: Il Grande Inquisitor on 23:28:32, 05-04-2008
Now, for your delight, a bit of a quickie:

Beethoven
Ippolitov-Ivanov
Mozart
Rossini

Turkish delight, perhaps:

Beethoven - Turkish March
Ippolotov-Ivanov - Turkish Fragments
Mozart - Rondo alla Turca
Rossini -  Huh
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« Reply #4293 on: 23:58:20, 05-04-2008 »
Rossini - Il Turco in Italia.
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« Reply #4294 on: 00:02:33, 06-04-2008 »
Well done, pw and Tony! Told you it would be a quick one!  Cheesy

The Mozart could also have been the Violin Concerto No.5 'Turkish'. The Ippolitov-Ivanov is great fun.
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« Reply #4295 on: 19:13:39, 06-04-2008 »
Connect these four composers:

Tchaikovsky
Sibelius
Korngold
Debussy
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« Reply #4296 on: 19:56:19, 06-04-2008 »
Mark

Could it be:

Tchaikovsky: The Snow Queen
Sibelius: Diamond on the March Snow
Korngold: The Snowman
Debussy: The Snow is Dancing
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« Reply #4297 on: 20:00:39, 06-04-2008 »
IGI does like his 'topical connections!  Cheesy
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« Reply #4298 on: 20:01:08, 06-04-2008 »
Well done, Dan! Horribly predictable, I suppose. Not sure about a Tchaikovsky Snow Queen - I had the Snow Maiden, although there is also the Waltz of the Snowflakes from The Nutcracker.

Tchaikovsky – The Snow Maiden
Debussy - Children's Corner: The Snow is Dancing
Korngold - Der Schneeman
Sibelius - Diamanten på Marssnön, op.36, no.6 (Diamonds in the March Snow)
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« Reply #4299 on: 20:07:31, 06-04-2008 »
Sorry about The Snow Queen, I always get that one muddled up.

Listened to the new Trpceski recording of Debussy last week and he does quite a good job of The Snow is Dancing. Rest of the disc is very disappointing, I thought.
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« Reply #4300 on: 21:59:01, 06-04-2008 »
Quote from: martle on 20:00:39, 06-04-2008
IGI does like his 'topical connections!  Cheesy

I read that as "tropical connections".  Sigh.  No chance.
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« Reply #4301 on: 22:10:17, 06-04-2008 »
Respighi
Villa-Lobos
Gottschalk
Chavez 
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« Reply #4302 on: 23:02:36, 06-04-2008 »
Carnival, IGI?


Respighi  Roman Carnival

Villa-Lobos  Carnaval das Crianças from Bachianas Brasileiras

Gottschalk  Le Carnaval de Venise
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« Reply #4303 on: 23:07:24, 06-04-2008 »
Not carnival, Daniel, I'm afraid. I don't know the Carnaval das Crianças - is that from BB No.4?
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« Reply #4304 on: 23:10:54, 06-04-2008 »
Quote from: ahinton on 20:03:08, 09-03-2008
(...bump...)

Nice easy one, this:

Schönberg
Carter
Knussen
Any takers?...
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