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« Reply #4605 on: 21:33:43, 28-06-2008 » |
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Anty, you do indeed get points. But that's COMPLETELY WRONG!  I could mention, I suppose, that I've already let a clue slip, somewhere way back...  |
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« Reply #4606 on: 22:12:42, 28-06-2008 » |
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Wild stab time....
Vaughan Williams - Dona nobis pacem
Haydn - Symphony No. 85 in B flat major, La Reine
MacDowell - To a Wild Rose
Bingham - Salt in the blood
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« Reply #4607 on: 22:32:31, 28-06-2008 » |
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IGI, Strike 1!!! Bingham, Salt in the Blood ...is correct. I expect the cards to topple now. |
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« Reply #4608 on: 22:37:15, 28-06-2008 » |
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Sweet, bitter and sour then?
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« Reply #4609 on: 22:37:52, 28-06-2008 » |
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Vaughan Williams - The Field of Mustard or could it be Bitter Springs?
MacDowell - With Sweet Lavender
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« Reply #4610 on: 23:19:52, 28-06-2008 » |
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VW ( Bitter Springs) and MacDowell are CORRECT! I'll leave you to mop up, IGI and pals. To bed now, and not around tomorrow. You'll enjoy the Mengelberg Try ... Havergal Brian David Lang and Randall Thompson (for a double whammy) ...as well. |
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« Reply #4611 on: 23:35:22, 28-06-2008 » |
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Has anyone written a piece about umami?
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« Reply #4612 on: 08:05:17, 29-06-2008 » |
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I'm not quite there yet, but: Vaughan Williams - Bitter SpringsHaydn – The best I can do is suggest Haydn Piano Sonatas played by Thomas Sauer(!) Misha Mengelberg – SalzWilliam Lawes - Sweet Echo, sweetest nymph that liv'st unseen (amongst others) MacDowell - With Sweet LavenderBingham - Salt in the bloodHavergal Brian - How sweet is the Shepherd's sweet lot!David Lang – Bitter HerbsRandall Thompson – Sweet and Sour Nursery RhymesTwo others which may have made the subs' bench... Gerald Barry - The Bitter Tears of Petra von KantPuccini – ‘Sour’ Angelica! |
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« Reply #4613 on: 08:52:48, 29-06-2008 » |
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Very good, IGI! Some of those will do just as well as mine; but, at the risk of introducing a sour note, the Mengelberg and Haydn need another tweak! Catch ya later |
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« Reply #4614 on: 12:17:41, 29-06-2008 » |
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Has anyone written a piece about umami?
But of course. I'm surprised BBM hasn't mentioned it. Mozart: 'Tuba mir um' (A Military Band arrangement by Gordon Cherry) and in a forthcoming biography of Messiaen which will reveal his previously unknown affaire de coeur with Ms Thurman (or Theremin as she then was) there's a facsimile showing a change of title to cover up his tracks: Messiaen: Poemes pour UmaMi |
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« Reply #4615 on: 12:37:50, 30-06-2008 » |
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Is the Haydn The Seasons? |
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« Reply #4616 on: 12:49:00, 30-06-2008 » |
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Ollie, Ok, this is solved, to all intents and purposes. Well done, IGI!!  What I had was: RVW: Bitter Springs David Lang: Bitter Herb Randall Thompson: Bitter-SweetHaydn: Sweet melody of North Wales (  ) MacDowell: With Sweet Lavender Brian: The Sweetest Dream Bimgham: Salt in the blood William Lawes: These Salt Rivers of Mine Eyes Mengelberg: Some Experienced Sea-Chickens Against a Backdrop of Ambassadors for Sour Cream |
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« Reply #4617 on: 18:46:00, 30-06-2008 » |
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Martle!  Something a little easier to get your teeth into this evening... Debussy Dove Delius Rodrigo |
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« Reply #4618 on: 19:03:01, 30-06-2008 » |
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Anything vaguely horticultural, Iggers?
Rodrigo - Musica para un Jardin
Debussy - Jardins sue la Pluie
Delius - In a Summer Garden
Dove - Figures in the Garden
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« Reply #4619 on: 19:08:09, 30-06-2008 » |
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 Now, I said it was easier, but you weren't supposed to get it that quickly!!! Well done, Marters - a clean sweep! I listened to De Falla's Noches en los jardines de España walking into work this morning, which got me thinking of that connection. I remember hearing the Dove, possibly on a Proms broadcast; pity it's doesn't appear to have been issued on disc, as I rather enjoyed it. I think it was paired with the Mozart Gran Partita in a late night concert. |
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