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 I had Arminio of Biber and Nagoya Marimbas... but still! Super congrats to IGI |
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« Reply #4831 on: 08:49:00, 08-08-2008 » |
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He's good, turfers. Oh, but he's good.  |
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« Reply #4832 on: 09:54:37, 08-08-2008 » |
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The brain's a bit rusty at the moment!
Time for a simple one. Connect these four...
Howells
Hillborg
Kodaly
Charles T Griffes
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« Reply #4833 on: 10:05:46, 08-08-2008 » |
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Peacocks?
Oh, hang on, Charles T Griffes. I was thinking of Charles P Griffes. Back to the drawing board.
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« Reply #4834 on: 10:10:14, 08-08-2008 » |
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Far too quick, George. You can save this for later...  Here's a slightly trickier quartet (although GG will probably get it straight away, the form he's on!) Satie Gershwin Ligeti Reich |
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« Reply #4835 on: 13:59:44, 08-08-2008 » |
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Suite Californienne
San Francisco Polyphony
New York Counterpoint
An American in Paris
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« Reply #4836 on: 14:39:04, 08-08-2008 » |
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Not a US connection, tf, although the Gershwin is correct.
Satie
Gershwin – An American in Paris
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« Reply #4837 on: 16:17:04, 08-08-2008 » |
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Are they cities IG?
Satie: Imperial Oxford
Gershwin: An American in Paris
Ligeti: Hamburg Concerto
Reich: Nagoya Guitars
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« Reply #4838 on: 16:35:29, 08-08-2008 » |
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It's not linked to cities, but you're right that it's not a common word link. Reich: Nagoya Guitars
Is this related to Nagoya Marimbas? I hadn't heard of this piece before until George mentioned it yesterday evening, but have tracked down a CD featuring the Safri Duo, who I think are very good, coupled with works by Per Nørgård and Jacob ter Veldhuis, so I've ordered it, as the clip I listened to online sounded intriguing. |
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« Reply #4839 on: 17:00:55, 08-08-2008 » |
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Transatlaticism, IGI?
Gershwin - AiP
Reich - Different Trains (contrasting US and European train journeys during WWII)
Satie - Piccadilly (La Transatlantique)
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« Reply #4840 on: 17:08:33, 08-08-2008 » |
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Nope. You're looking (or listening) for a genuine 'musical' connection. |
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« Reply #4841 on: 19:34:55, 08-08-2008 » |
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Are we looking for car horns here? Ligeti - Le Grand Macabre, whose prelude is for an ensemble of car horns; Gershwin - An American in Paris, complete with car horns Satie - Parade, which includes car horns, sirens and typewriters Reich -  |
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« Reply #4842 on: 19:38:05, 08-08-2008 » |
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pw, is there not a Reich City Life which features car horns? |
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« Reply #4843 on: 19:40:34, 08-08-2008 » |
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 Well done! Yes, a quartet of works involving car horns. City Life is, indeed, the Reich to join An American in Paris, Le grand macabre and Parade. |
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« Reply #4844 on: 20:25:13, 08-08-2008 » |
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Reich: Nagoya Guitars
Is this related to Nagoya Marimbas? I hadn't heard of this piece before until George mentioned it yesterday evening, but have tracked down a CD featuring the Safri Duo, who I think are very good, coupled with works by Per Nørgård and Jacob ter Veldhuis, so I've ordered it, as the clip I listened to online sounded intriguing. The Reich piece is actually called Electric Counterpoint innit. Safri Duo, Per Nørgård: sounds promising. Jakob ter Veldhuis: big thumbs down from here. I'll be interested to know how you get on with that... |
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