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Author Topic: New Musical Connections  (Read 119925 times)
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« Reply #765 on: 19:12:08, 25-02-2007 »

That's OK, John. (I've submitted my 'Sounds Familiar' answers btw!)
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« Reply #766 on: 19:42:10, 25-02-2007 »

I'm still going up the pub  Cheesy but here's a possible quickie, another musical instrument connection:

R Strauss
Hindemith
Debussy
Ibert
Coates
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« Reply #767 on: 19:51:40, 25-02-2007 »

Good old Jackie Bear!  Cheesy

It is saxophones?

Ibert - Concertino da camera, for alto saxophone
Debussy wrote a rapsodie (arranged from one for cor anglais, or perhaps that was the other way around)
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« Reply #768 on: 19:55:28, 25-02-2007 »


Hindemith - Trio for heckelphone (or tenor saxophone), viola & piano, Op. 47
Debussy – Rapsodie for saxophone
Ibert – Concertino da camera, for alto saxophone & 11 instruments
Coates – Saxo Rhapsody for alto saxophone & orchestra

Not sure of a Strauss link, but his Oboe Concerto has been arranged for sax, but not by RS, I would have thought.

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« Reply #769 on: 19:57:42, 25-02-2007 »

The Symphonia Domestica has a whole quartet of saxes in the orchestra, doesn't it? I can't say I've ever actually heard them though.
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« Reply #770 on: 20:11:10, 25-02-2007 »

Good call, Richard. Five saxophones are included in the scoring.
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« Reply #771 on: 21:32:04, 25-02-2007 »

Er, I was of the belief that there were only 4 saxes in the Domestica... but they just double other things anyway so Strauss made them optional. They're also in the old 'melody keys' in the score - F and C rather than Eb and Bb.

I mean, yes, the guy was an orchestrational genius, but as far as saxes go he wasn't what you would call overly clued-up.
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« Reply #772 on: 22:30:51, 25-02-2007 »

Ho Ollie....a bit of misinformation from Mr Google there!  Wink

I see you're a 5-star general now...have a sir!
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« Reply #773 on: 02:11:21, 26-02-2007 »

Back from the hic pub hic. Well burp, hic saxophone it burp is Il Grande and Richard, I knew it would be a quickie belch

OK

Author's note: did I really post that at two in the morning? Obviously I don't have to go to work Monday morning  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #774 on: 12:18:04, 26-02-2007 »

Now that I've sobered up I've tried to relieve the headache with reading, but that made it worse.

I did, however, find a musical connection (not instrumental) for:

Frescobaldi
Pasquini
Handel
Vivaldi
Delius
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« Reply #775 on: 18:16:45, 26-02-2007 »

Evening, John.

Frescobaldi - Capriccio on the notes of the Cuckoo
Pasquini - Pasquini - Toccata with Cuckoo Scherzo which was used by Respighi in 'The Birds'
Handel – The cuckoo and the nightingale
Vivaldi - Violin Concerto ‘The Cuckoo’ RV 335
Delius – On hearing the first cuckoo in spring
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« Reply #776 on: 20:53:59, 26-02-2007 »

Il Grande, easy eh?

I expected you would see Pasquini and think 'Birds'

Then Delius and think 'cuckoo'

 Cheesy
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« Reply #777 on: 23:07:35, 26-02-2007 »

Something very different connects:

Bax
Eisler
Martinu
Parry
Spohr
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« Reply #778 on: 23:15:02, 26-02-2007 »

Nonets?
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« Reply #779 on: 23:59:43, 26-02-2007 »

YES! NONETS!

Well done roslyn!

No need to list them, they're all available from Amazon.
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