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« Reply #2550 on: 17:08:16, 21-03-2008 » |
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420 - it is Basil Kalinnikoff's Symphony no. 1 in G minor (movt. 1)
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I should Ko-Ko. Well done, Mr Baz. Well, if G minor's the connection, could No.419 be Reinecke's Symphony No. 3 in G minor, Op. 227?
But it's a (Nanki) Poo for that one. |
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« Reply #2551 on: 17:33:59, 21-03-2008 » |
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Let us try Raff's Symphony No.4 in G minor for 419 then...
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« Reply #2552 on: 17:46:02, 21-03-2008 » |
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Let us try Raff's Symphony No.4 in G minor for 419 then...
Pish, tush and nonsense. But you've spotted the theme... |
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« Reply #2553 on: 17:55:24, 21-03-2008 » |
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Let us try Raff's Symphony No.4 in G minor for 419 then...
Pish, tush and nonsense. But you've spotted the theme... ...but am running out of G minor symphonies. How about Stenhammar's Symphony No.2? |
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« Reply #2554 on: 17:55:43, 21-03-2008 » |
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Let us try Raff's Symphony No.4 in G minor for 419 then...
Pish, tush and nonsense. But you've spotted the theme... OK - for 419 let's try Wagner's Im Walde Symphony. |
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« Reply #2555 on: 17:59:39, 21-03-2008 » |
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Let us try Raff's Symphony No.4 in G minor for 419 then...
Pish, tush and nonsense. But you've spotted the theme... OK - for 419 let's try Wagner's Im Walde Symphony. Scrub my previous nonesense message - is 419 Raff's Symphony no. 3 ( Im Walde)? |
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« Reply #2556 on: 18:12:12, 21-03-2008 » |
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Another attempt at 419 (there must be a limit on the number of G minor symphonies?!) - William Sterndale Bennett's Symphony in G Minor, Op. 43
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« Reply #2557 on: 18:43:58, 21-03-2008 » |
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Scrub my previous nonesense message - is 419 Raff's Symphony no. 3 (Im Walde)?
Another attempt at 419 (there must be a limit on the number of G minor symphonies?!) - William Sterndale Bennett's Symphony in G Minor, Op. 43
There are more G minor symphonies than one realizes. I've got a little list and there's one of them you've both missed. |
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« Reply #2558 on: 18:45:57, 21-03-2008 » |
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419 Lalo's Symphony in G minor
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« Reply #2559 on: 19:12:24, 21-03-2008 » |
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419 Lalo's Symphony in G minor
Not French but Swedish. |
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« Reply #2560 on: 19:13:59, 21-03-2008 » |
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419 Lalo's Symphony in G minor
Not French but Swedish. Well, having tried Stenhammar, let's take a punt on Berwald's Symphony No.1 in G minor for No.419. |
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« Reply #2561 on: 19:20:47, 21-03-2008 » |
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Well, having tried Stenhammar, let's take a punt on Berwald's Symphony No.1 in G minor for No.419.
Yesss!!! Well done. [Edit: quotes corrected.] |
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« Reply #2562 on: 19:26:40, 21-03-2008 » |
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A muted hurrah (having tried and rejected Berwald's 1st some time ago!) Having trouble nesting your quotes there, Tony? Hope it's not catching! A first clue to No.391: this 1990 composition is rather appropriate for this week, I think, tomorrow especially. A second clue to No.391: this composer, born in 1944, describes his composition using an apt quote: "Remember me when you come into your Kingdom," and "Today you will be with me in Paradise." A third clue to 391: Don't confuse this English composer with his 16th Century counterpart!  |
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« Reply #2563 on: 19:30:54, 21-03-2008 » |
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A muted hurrah (having tried and rejected Berwald's 1st some time ago!) Having trouble nesting your quotes there, Tony? Hope it's not catching! A first clue to No.391: this 1990 composition is rather appropriate for this week, I think, tomorrow especially. A second clue to No.391: this composer, born in 1944, describes his composition using an apt quote: "Remember me when you come into your Kingdom," and "Today you will be with me in Paradise." A third clue to 391: Don't confuse this English composer with his 16th Century counterpart! All right, then, John Tavener's Thrinos? Maybe I should go listen now... |
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« Reply #2564 on: 19:41:40, 21-03-2008 » |
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All right, then, John Tavener's Thrinos?
Maybe I should go listen now...
391 is not Tavener's Thrinos, I'm afraid. |
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