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Hm. I may have to go through Sergei Leiferkus's entire discography... Prokofiev: Semyon Kotko? That would be a no, I'm afraid, Mr Sudden. Prokofiev Betrothal in a Monastery then? Nope. That would be another opera, now, wouldn't it, Mr Sudden. (Has Leiferkus recorded Betrothal?) |
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376: Prokofiev: The Fiery Angel?
[D'oh, of course. No operas allowed. Please forget I ever existed.]
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376: Prokofiev: The Fiery Angel?
No, that's another opera, Mr Garnett, which would violate the rules (although at least one that Leiferkus has recorded). |
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I might as well join in. 376 is Prokofiev's Seven, They are Seven.
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I might as well join in. 376 is Prokofiev's Seven, They are Seven.
Not Prokofiev's Seven, they are Seven either. |
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Prokofiev Ivan the Terrible?
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Prokofiev Ivan the Terrible?
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Puzzle 373 The Great Learning Paragraphs 2 and 7 (1971; re-released 2002) (Deutsche Grammophon/Universal Classics 471 572).  |
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Now for the last in the current trio, Puzzle 374, a rather longer clip, this time. Cage Sonatas and Interludes? You're at it again, aren't you, Ollie. Just after the 20 point. No, that is not a prepared piano, nor a sonata or interlude, and neither is it by Cage. It's Harry Partch and I think it's And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma but if it's Windsong I will howl and beat my breast. |
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Hm. I may have to go through Sergei Leiferkus's entire discography... Prokofiev: Semyon Kotko? That would be a no, I'm afraid, Mr Sudden. Prokofiev Betrothal in a Monastery then? Rachmaninov The Bells is my last go and then it's time for bed. (It's an hour later here...) |
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Now for the last in the current trio, Puzzle 374, a rather longer clip, this time. Cage Sonatas and Interludes? You're at it again, aren't you, Ollie. Just after the 20 point. No, that is not a prepared piano, nor a sonata or interlude, and neither is it by Cage. It's Harry Partch and I think it's And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma but if it's Windsong I will howl and beat my breast. It is not And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma.  |
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Now for the last in the current trio, Puzzle 374, a rather longer clip, this time. Cage Sonatas and Interludes? You're at it again, aren't you, Ollie. Just after the 20 point. No, that is not a prepared piano, nor a sonata or interlude, and neither is it by Cage. It's Harry Partch and I think it's And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma but if it's Windsong I will howl and beat my breast. It is not And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma. Fine. Is it Windsong? [beats breast wailing] |
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Rachmaninov The Bells is my last go and then it's time for bed. (It's an hour later here...)
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Puzzle 373 The Great Learning Paragraphs 2 and 7 (1971; re-released 2002) (Deutsche Grammophon/Universal Classics 471 572). Good heavens no. That was just excerpts from the published edition. This is something quite different in structure and ethos. |
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