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« Reply #2280 on: 20:19:47, 16-03-2008 » |
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Is 354 Sonata Undine by Carl Reinecke?
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« Reply #2281 on: 20:23:50, 16-03-2008 » |
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Is 354 Sonata Undine by Carl Reinecke?
Yes it is. Now, your 369 - isn't it Haydn's Bear Symphony, No.82 Allegretto |
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« Reply #2282 on: 20:29:52, 16-03-2008 » |
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Now, your 369 - isn't it Haydn's Bear Symphony, No.82 Allegretto
Quite so! |
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« Reply #2283 on: 20:30:22, 16-03-2008 » |
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Going for a more obvious answer, is No.371 Weber's Bassoon Concerto? (told you it was going to be an obvious stab, and probably wrong!)
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« Reply #2284 on: 20:37:16, 16-03-2008 » |
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Going for a more obvious answer, is No.371 Weber's Bassoon Concerto? (told you it was going to be an obvious stab, and probably wrong!)
Not just probably wrong, I'm afraid! |
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« Reply #2285 on: 20:37:56, 16-03-2008 » |
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Or, imagining there could be a bear theme going on here, is 371 Fucik's The Bear With A Sore Head?!
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« Reply #2286 on: 20:39:11, 16-03-2008 » |
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Puzzle 344 is from a short work by an American composer known also as a conductor or modern music. One of his better known works consists of stolen property, and was performed and recorded under the direction of one Leonard Bernstein. The 'theft' was from Bach. The current work, as mentioned earlier, has a job-seeking allusion in the title. That would be Lukas Foss's Curriculum Vitae Tango, commissioned by Yvar Mikhashoff. |
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« Reply #2287 on: 20:41:41, 16-03-2008 » |
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And I'll take a punt on 370 being Coates' The Three Bears, phantasy for orchestra.
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« Reply #2288 on: 20:46:51, 16-03-2008 » |
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Or, imagining there could be a bear theme going on here, is 371 Fucik's The Bear With A Sore Head?!
And I'll take a punt on 370 being Coates' The Three Bears, phantasy for orchestra.
I thought the Fucik might have been less familiar. And it's a fairy-tale ending for you, Mr IGI, with the Three Bears. Correct on both counts. |
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« Reply #2289 on: 20:50:28, 16-03-2008 » |
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Puzzle 344 is from a short work by an American composer known also as a conductor or modern music. One of his better known works consists of stolen property, and was performed and recorded under the direction of one Leonard Bernstein. The 'theft' was from Bach. The current work, as mentioned earlier, has a job-seeking allusion in the title. That would be Lukas Foss's Curriculum Vitae Tango, commissioned by Yvar Mikhashoff. Not only would it, it is. One of the many commissioned by Mikhashoff. |
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« Reply #2290 on: 20:51:50, 16-03-2008 » |
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Another double 'hurrah' then!! Now, you've already had a clue about No.353 coming from a ballet suite and the answers to 352 and 354 are significant!  |
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« Reply #2291 on: 21:03:31, 16-03-2008 » |
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So could 353 be Ondine, the ballet with music by Hans Werner Henze?
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« Reply #2292 on: 21:08:34, 16-03-2008 » |
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So could 353 be Ondine, the ballet with music by Hans Werner Henze?
Yes, Mr Watson, from the first of two suites Henze made after Undine's premiere in 1958. There's also an arrangement of the wedding music for winds. |
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« Reply #2293 on: 22:01:50, 16-03-2008 » |
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Here is Puzzle 372. It is very short because it is very easy. |
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« Reply #2294 on: 22:05:05, 16-03-2008 » |
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372 - sounds like Rossini's Barber of Seville Overture. It can't be that easy, can it? There's a catch, surely?
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