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« Reply #5220 on: 23:59:46, 22-09-2008 » |
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McCabe - January Sonatina
Cardew - February Pieces
Sousa - The Liberty Bell March
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« Reply #5221 on: 00:00:52, 23-09-2008 » |
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McCabe - January Sonatina
Cardew - February Pieces
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« Reply #5222 on: 00:02:40, 23-09-2008 » |
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Was Strauss down for September?
Leoncavallo - Maia?
Handel - Giulio Cesare
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« Reply #5223 on: 00:04:21, 23-09-2008 » |
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No Strauss on my list...
The Sousa will do very nicely. How about the Schumann that was there originally?
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« Reply #5224 on: 00:05:20, 23-09-2008 » |
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How about the Schumann that was there originally?
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« Reply #5225 on: 00:05:46, 23-09-2008 » |
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Leoncavallo - Maia?
Handel - Giulio Cesare
OK we've moved into the cryptics now, so I'm assuming you've twigged the connection. Both works are correct. Maia is a god and so is Mars. How about the Schumann that was there originally?
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« Reply #5226 on: 00:06:43, 23-09-2008 » |
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Lassus - Pronuba Juno
The John Blow is presumably to do with Caesar.
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« Reply #5227 on: 00:19:16, 23-09-2008 » |
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So far...
Cryptic
1 William Boyce (New Year ode)
2 Richard Ayleward
3 Gustav Holst, 'Mars' from The Planets
4 Richard Barrett, Opening of the mouth
5 Ruggero Leoncavallo, Maià
6 Orlando di Lassus, Pronuba Juno tibi
7 George Frideric Handel, Giulio Cesare
8 Dr John Blow
9 Harry Partch
Quick
1 John McCabe, January Sonatina
2 Cornelius Cardew, February Pieces
3 John Philip Sousa, Liberty Bell March
4 Thomas Morley, April is in my Mistress Face
5 Orlando Gibbons, Now each flowry bank of May
6 Richard Rodgers, 'June is bustin' out all over' from Carousel
...and the remainder of my composers...
Cryptic
10 Eric Coates
11 Jan Zelinka
12 Richard Rodgers
Quick
7 Charles Ives
8 Edward Elgar
9 Kurt Weill
10 Dmitri Shostakovich
11 Arnold Bax
12 Michael Torke
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« Reply #5228 on: 00:19:39, 23-09-2008 » |
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Lassus - Pronuba Juno
The John Blow is presumably to do with Caesar.
But which one? |
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« Reply #5229 on: 00:23:40, 23-09-2008 » |
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Cryptic
10 Eric Coates
11 Jan Zelinka
12 Richard Rodgers
Quick
7 Charles Ives
8 Edward Elgar
9 Kurt Weill
10 Dmitri Shostakovich
11 Arnold Bax
12 Michael Torke
Ives - Fourth of JulyElgar - The Spirit of England (The 4th of August)Weill - September SongShostakovich - Symphony No.2 To October or the symphonic poem October, op.131 Bax - November WoodsTorke - December |
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« Reply #5230 on: 00:24:50, 23-09-2008 » |
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Ives - Fourth of July
Elgar - The Spirit of Enlgand (The 4th of August)
Weill - September Song
Shostakovich - Symphony No.2 To October or the symphonic poem October, op.131
Bax - November Woods
Torke - December
Cor. Talk about getting the bit between your teeth. I was thinking especially of the DSCH Symphony. But yes, they're all right!  |
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« Reply #5231 on: 00:31:46, 23-09-2008 » |
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Phew! What a relief, hh! I think the cryptic clues meant the quickies were rather neglected, but that's our own fault.
Is the Harry Partch anything to do with Michaelmas?
Rodgers - Christmas at Hampton Court?
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« Reply #5232 on: 00:35:59, 23-09-2008 » |
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Is the Harry Partch anything to do with Michaelmas?
Rodgers - Christmas at Hampton Court?
I'm afraid that you're chasing the wrong type of connection here. What is the connection between Julius Caesar and July, between Mars and March, between 'opening' and April? |
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« Reply #5233 on: 00:41:32, 23-09-2008 » |
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I'm afraid that you're chasing the wrong type of connection here.
What is the connection between Julius Caesar and July, between Mars and March, between 'opening' and April?
It's the 'opening of the mouth' and April I don't see.  (Although a wiki search reveals that "The traditional etymology from the Latin aperire, "to open," in allusion to its being the season when trees and flowers begin to "open," is supported by comparison with the modern Greek use of ἁνοιξις (opening) for spring." In which case, December = dec = 10...Rodgers: Ten cents a dance? Partch - Dance of the Seven Veils? |
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« Reply #5234 on: 00:43:38, 23-09-2008 » |
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You've got the link.
The Partch and Rodgers that you've selected weren't the ones I was looking for because I was looking specifically for 'seventh' and 'tenth' respectively (the Partch is an hh favourite!).
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