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« Reply #5430 on: 03:38:11, 21-10-2008 » |
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The Berlioz is correct!
... but it's a different event in the Wolf's Glen scene.
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« Reply #5431 on: 05:30:49, 21-10-2008 » |
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Strauss: DEATH [and Transfiguration]
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« Reply #5432 on: 21:30:26, 22-10-2008 » |
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The Berlioz is correct!
... but it's a different event in the Wolf's Glen scene.
The appearance of Samiel? |
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« Reply #5433 on: 21:47:14, 22-10-2008 » |
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TF: No, the Strauss is a different work
IGI: Afraid not, but you're on the right track.
A further clue: the Tchaikovsky opera has the same title as another piece by the composer of the mystery work.
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« Reply #5434 on: 22:00:18, 22-10-2008 » |
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A further clue: the Tchaikovsky opera has the same title as another piece by the composer of the mystery work.
Mazeppa, in which case our mystery composer is Liszt? |
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« Reply #5435 on: 22:02:48, 22-10-2008 » |
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A further clue: the Tchaikovsky opera has the same title as another piece by the composer of the mystery work.
Mazeppa, in which case our mystery composer is Liszt? Absolutely correct! Now you just need to find the work  |
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« Reply #5436 on: 22:09:00, 22-10-2008 » |
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Does Freischütz contain a scene with a burning bush or something?
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« Reply #5437 on: 22:14:27, 22-10-2008 » |
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Does Freischütz contain a scene with a burning bush or something?
No, no burning bushes here. We're looking for a familiar theme from German romanticism. |
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« Reply #5438 on: 22:26:34, 22-10-2008 » |
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We're looking for a familiar theme from German romanticism.
Doves?  |
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« Reply #5439 on: 07:22:56, 23-10-2008 » |
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We're looking for a familiar theme from German romanticism.
Doves? Heading in the right direction - I think you probably have the right Schoenberg piece - but not quite there yet .... |
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« Reply #5440 on: 07:34:46, 23-10-2008 » |
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Gurrelieder?
Is the Beethoven symphony No.6 'Pastoral'?
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« Reply #5441 on: 07:42:58, 23-10-2008 » |
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Gurrelieder is the correct work - now just find the link with the Wolf Glen's scene!
Beethoven - not the Pastoral, I'm afraid.
Just to recap:
Tchaikovsky opera - Mazeppa
Berlioz Dance - Menuet des Follets
Strauss section from symphonic poem -
Beethoven symphony -
Legendary scene set by Weber and Schoenberg -
The composer is Liszt.
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« Reply #5442 on: 09:55:38, 23-10-2008 » |
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Strauss -- the Bleating Sheep episode from William Tell's Merry Pranks?
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« Reply #5443 on: 09:57:35, 23-10-2008 » |
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Strauss -- the Bleating Sheep episode from William Tell's Merry Pranks?
I thought the Bleating Sheep were from Donkey Hot Tie. |
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« Reply #5444 on: 09:59:46, 23-10-2008 » |
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Oh yes, Don Quick-Oats. Shows you how well I keep up with Strauss.
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