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« Reply #1335 on: 08:50:07, 02-03-2008 » |
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Recent Puzzles:Puzzle 208: set by Mr. Inquisitor here - as yet unsolved Puzzle 209: set by Mr. Inquisitor, solved by Mr. Sudden [ Shostacowitch Symphony 2] Puzzle 210: set by Mr. Inquisitor here - as yet unsolved There is a musical connection between Nos. 208 to 210!  We must perforce propose Koechlin's Après-midi d'Octobre for 208... |
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« Reply #1336 on: 08:53:59, 02-03-2008 » |
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Recent Puzzles:Puzzle 208: set by Mr. Inquisitor here - as yet unsolved Puzzle 209: set by Mr. Inquisitor, solved by Mr. Sudden [ Shostacowitch Symphony 2] Puzzle 210: set by Mr. Inquisitor here - as yet unsolved There is a musical connection between Nos. 208 to 210! We must perforce propose Koechlin's Après-midi d'Octobre for 208... Although having actually listened perhaps it seems a better fit for 210. |
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« Reply #1337 on: 08:56:36, 02-03-2008 » |
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We regret to inform Mr Sudden that neither Puzzle 208 nor Puzzle 210 are Charles Koechlin's Après-midi d'Octobre.
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« Reply #1338 on: 09:02:19, 02-03-2008 » |
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Perhaps a quite random punt at the Walton 2nd symphony for 208 might be excused us.
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« Reply #1339 on: 09:04:28, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 198...
This piece - written in 1943 by an American who died in 1996 - has a title that is even more alliterative than that given to a similar (but more well known) piece by Copland.
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« Reply #1340 on: 09:07:32, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 199...
Written in 1951 by a German composer who emigrated to the US at the age of 45, this is designated as being in the key of B-flat.
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« Reply #1341 on: 09:16:51, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 199...
Written in 1951 by a German composer who emigrated to the US at the age of 45, this is designated as being in the key of B-flat.
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Is 199 Hindemith's Symphony in B flat for Concert Band? |
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« Reply #1342 on: 09:26:52, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 198...
This piece - written in 1943 by an American who died in 1996 - has a title that is even more alliterative than that given to a similar (but more well known) piece by Copland.
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Here's a wild shot at Mr Iron's 198 - Louise Talma's Carmina Mariana, written in 1943. |
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« Reply #1343 on: 09:33:44, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 199...
Written in 1951 by a German composer who emigrated to the US at the age of 45, this is designated as being in the key of B-flat.
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Is 199 Hindemith's Symphony in B flat for Concert Band? CORRECT Mr IGI (as you continue your inexorable 'Renaissance' up the points table). |
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« Reply #1344 on: 09:33:56, 02-03-2008 » |
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Perhaps a quite random punt at the Walton 2nd symphony for 208 might be excused us.
It's not Walton's 2nd Symphony. |
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« Reply #1345 on: 09:35:50, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 198...
This piece - written in 1943 by an American who died in 1996 - has a title that is even more alliterative than that given to a similar (but more well known) piece by Copland.
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Here's a wild shot at Mr Iron's 198 - Louise Talma's Carmina Mariana, written in 1943. Being only a temporary stutter in your resurgence IGI, this is INCORRECT I'm afraid. (There is not much alliteration in that title is there?) |
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« Reply #1346 on: 09:41:01, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 198...
This piece - written in 1943 by an American who died in 1996 - has a title that is even more alliterative than that given to a similar (but more well known) piece by Copland.
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Morton Gould: Ballad for Band? |
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« Reply #1347 on: 09:44:40, 02-03-2008 » |
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A clue for 198...
This piece - written in 1943 by an American who died in 1996 - has a title that is even more alliterative than that given to a similar (but more well known) piece by Copland.
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Morton Gould: Ballad for Band? A really good effort here - but since this answer is only half correct, the rules require me to deem it INCORRECT (sorry, and no wuckas). |
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« Reply #1348 on: 09:47:36, 02-03-2008 » |
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198 = Morton Gould's Fanfare for Freedom, similar to Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man.
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« Reply #1349 on: 09:54:21, 02-03-2008 » |
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198 = Morton Gould's Fanfare for Freedom, similar to Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man.
That's the one! Well done IGI. Baz |
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