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Bryn
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« Reply #690 on: 16:57:39, 22-02-2008 »
Tommo, can you please use something like RazorLame to make mp3 type files for posting. I feel I have an unfair advantage in knowing that your files need special attention. Wink
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« Reply #691 on: 16:59:13, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 16:53:28, 22-02-2008
Quote from: oliver sudden on 16:47:02, 22-02-2008
...I can't hear Rapidshare clips on this computer, alas - the Khachaturian concerto (or Khachatryan if you prefer) is another I'll have to mark down as one that got away.  Sad
Ollie, it is all the fault of the poster! 24ksps 16 bit WAV files. Winamp will not play them, so I have to open them in Sound Forge. It is not RapidShare's fault.
That's as may be - but in my office Rapidshare is blocked! If I'd managed to grab the file at all I might have been able to find a way to play it but it didn't even reach that stage...
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Bryn
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« Reply #692 on: 17:01:07, 22-02-2008 »
Sorry Tommo, was that Mordkovitch in the first, or the second clip. I'd rather like to hear more of the second one (the one not used in the competition itelf).
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« Reply #693 on: 18:42:39, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 16:09:43, 22-02-2008
Here is Puzzle 140

[Sorry about the crackly old LP in this companion to 139]
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« Reply #694 on: 18:56:43, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: Baz on 18:42:39, 22-02-2008
Quote from: Bryn on 16:09:43, 22-02-2008
Here is Puzzle 140

[Sorry about the crackly old LP in this companion to 139]



Not even close, Baz. I expect it to be solved by the likes of richard, autoharp or OS before too long.
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« Reply #695 on: 20:02:24, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 16:57:39, 22-02-2008
Tommo, can you please use something like RazorLame to make mp3 type files for posting. I feel I have an unfair advantage in knowing that your files need special attention. Wink

Er, OK.  If I can find it.

At the mo I use WavePad and it does ask what format I choose to put them in.  I keep forgetting to choose MPEG Layer3.  (I have iriver as my player, so all my files are wav to begin with, before I clip them).

Anyone got a problem with 143 I'll try and redo it.

And the test version of the AK VC was Mordkovitch.  The discussion version is much better (not so rushed) and is Valery Klimov with the USSR Academic SO under Svetlanov (coupled with other artists in the Schoenberg VC).

Tommo
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« Reply #696 on: 20:26:36, 22-02-2008 »
Thanks, Tommo, on all counts. I don't suppose the all Russian one will be too easy to find, but I will go searching.
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« Reply #697 on: 20:30:36, 22-02-2008 »
Tommo,143 is a bit jumpy but it's ok!

Not that I can get it, unless it is someone like York Bowen --viola sonata.... ( after 2 glasses of wine it could be anybody!!)

A
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« Reply #698 on: 20:31:52, 22-02-2008 »
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I think it is a Draper Mad for Love

You think what is Draper Mad for Love, Anty. I think SCGrew may just dock you a few points for that. Wink
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« Reply #699 on: 21:30:30, 22-02-2008 »
For Ollie (and anyone else) here is the Klimov Snatchaturian in sendspace and mp3 with variable bit rate between 32 and 90 (sorry if it ain't good enough)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/0lvfel

Tommo

PS I'll try and redo 143
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« Reply #700 on: 21:41:41, 22-02-2008 »
Unlike Mr Iron, I rather like the sound of Puzzle 140a. I'm pretty sure I've never heard it before though.
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« Reply #701 on: 21:59:25, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: Bryn on 21:49:08, 22-02-2008
Quite right, Evan. I will PM you re. getting to hear the whole performance.

Me too please, Mr Bryn.
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« Reply #702 on: 22:27:29, 22-02-2008 »
Re: Two- to Sixty-second Repertoire Test Discussion

I am sorry to say that , to me , these last few clips are not repertoire as normally known... or is it just me?

A
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richard barrett
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« Reply #703 on: 22:30:53, 22-02-2008 »
Quote from: A on 22:27:29, 22-02-2008
is it just me?

I think it must be. Some of yours are pretty obscure for those of us who don't go round sticking hollow bits of wood under our chins every day.  Grin
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« Reply #704 on: 22:31:15, 22-02-2008 »
Just you, A.

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